Facebook for palm

I have downloaded the facebook for palm on my palm pre plus with verizon wireless. Is there any way I can have the app notify me when someone posts?

It's well integrated as far as webOS goes (for example, looking at photo albums on facebook the interface is the same as the photos app. And clicking on a contact name shows info that looks like the contact app.) but as dani points out it is pretty weak. I'd really like to see the app beefed up but won't be surprised if someone else comes up with a better fb app. THere's already one in the App Catalog (Friendsbook) but I understand the latest version is a bit buggy and requires re-authenticating each time you run it.
Definitely room here for someone to come up with a decent FB app and make some $.

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I downloaded facebook for my Palm Treo 680. I do not know why I does not work.
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Well there is little that can go wrong with this application. With that said what we need to do is uninstall it from the device. redownload it and install it again. To remove(uninstall) it go to your applications screen. Tap on the clock in the top left. Then go to delete. In there look for the Facebook application. And tap on delete. Then reinstall it either from www.facebook.com or mobile.palm.com.
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My Mac refuses to open certain pages e.g. google/facebook for a weird reason "Your flash player may be out of date and you need to update it", but my flash player is up to date.

My Mac refuses to open certain pages e.g. google/facebook for a weird reason "Your flash player may be out of date and you need to update it", but my flash player is up to date. I tried to install a new flash player version "setup.exe" but it said the file cannot be opened because the application is not supported on MAC OS X, does anyone have same problem? please help.
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Unable to log into Facebook for BlackBerry 10 since last year

Please help me understand why the facebook app for BlackBerry 10 doesn't allow me to login at all. See the attached screen shot which may not successfully load (error message reads as follows "sorry, an unexpected error occurred. Please try again later), I haven't had the chance to even submit my login credentials. This has happened every single time I click the app for several months now.
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Photoshop.com is gone. If you had photos stored there, you should have received a series of emails about their being moved to Revel. You can't sign in because there's nothing to sign in to.

Calendar Sync for Palm won't install Conduit

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64 Bit Windows7/8/8.1 USB drivers for Palm Desktop

Thanks to the great folks over at Aceeca.com (makers of NEW PalmOS Garnet devices), USB drivers for 64bit Vista, Windows 7, and Win 8 operating systems are available. There are many users reporting Palm Desktop 4.x is also working.
I have synced my TX to my Vista64 bit laptop, and Windows 8.1 HP Spectre X2 hybrid successfully via my USB cable.
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Aceeca Driver Downloads
Installation instructions (from Aceeca) for Windows 7 are included in the download.
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1. Download the drivers and Extract them to the same folder. Remember the folder you extracted them to.
2. Try to HotSync your device. It will fail.
3. Open the Device Manager, and look for the Yellow Triangle next to either "Acceca" or "Palm Device" under "Other devices".
4. Right-click on the device, and choose "Update Driver Software".
5. Choose "Browse My Computer for Software" and direct it to the folder you extracted the Aceeca drivers to.
6. Choose "Next" at the driver file location window, and then tell it to "Always trust software from Aceeca Ltd." then click the "Install" button.
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NOTE: Palm Desktop 6.22 may only show Media and Install. Here's how to fix that:
If Palm Desktop 6.2.2 only shows Media and Install, try this: Right-click on the shortcut for Palm Desktop, then choose "Run as Administrator". The ther modules should appear.
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Close Palm Desktop, if open. (This is a very important thing to always do when using 6.2.2 - it has been known to lose data when a computer is shut down without closing the program!)
Right Click on the Palm Desktop Icon in the Metro screen, then choose "Open File Location". You will now see the actual file for the shortcut.
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WyreNut
Forum member bobboffin has added this post:
"After attempting your first HotSync and failing (as expected) you may be unable to find any trace of the device in Device Manager, making the next step quite difficult. This happened to me, and after some investigation I discovered the following tip that allows Device Manager to show hidden and non-present devices.
Open up Notepad and paste the following two lines into it:
set DEVMGR_SHOW_NONPRESENT_DEVICES=1
start devmgmt.msc
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Note that the driver supports most Palm OS versions. I'm actually using an Aceeca Meazura 1000 ruggedized PDA running OS 4.1 --- bobboffin"
Hope this helps!
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Thank you so much. I was thoroughly disappointed to see that the support telephone for paid support had been discontinued. I thought I would need to replace my (ancient but serviceable) Z22.
I followed the instructions listed here and am very happy to report that I completed a sync!
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Why can I no longer upload a picture to Facebook for my profile

why can I no longer upload a picture to my Facebook for my profile

Close all open apps by double-tapping the home button, then swiping up and off the screen with the app window (not the smaller icon).
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Installing Adobe Reader for Palm on Vista

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Downloading latest drivers for Palm T/X in Windows 7?

Does anyone know how to download the latest drivers for Palm TX in Windows 7 and then hot sync as well?
Post relates to: Palm TX

Yes, I do. Thanks for asking.
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HT4623 how can i get an older version of facebook for iphone 3g the new version isnt compatible

how can i get an older version of facebook for iphone 3g the new version isnt compatible with the current 3g IOS

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Can't open pdf attachment on Palm TX with Adobe For Palm download

I downloaded Adobe for Palm OS (v. 3.0) to open email pdf attachments, but am getting error message: Attachment (not supported in this version) winmail.dat
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Using Vista, Palm TX
Thanks
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Adobe for Palm is an ancient program that cannot read raw .pdf files. It only works with a desktop component that converts pdf files that the old adobe program can read on a Palm.
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I have only a single texbox.i want to display names , date,priortiy in the same textbox when i typed @ names should be display names like when u type comment in facebook for particular person it will display name. when i type ! date should be display and

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This is my first time posting here, so I'm sorry, I re-read my post several times and honestly did think I provided enough information, but you're right, it wasn't the right kind. So please (continue to) bear with me, I'm really not trying to be ignorant. I honestly assumed the issue was something I was doing wrong in Bridge, nothing to do with my computer specs.
I am using a late-2008 Macbook, running Yosemite 10.1.1 (screenshot below)
On the Mac I am using Bridge CC 6.1.1.115 and Photoshop CC 2014 (2014.2.1 release, 20141014.r.257 x64)
Here is a link to the System Info from Photoshop on the Mac
Here is a screenshot of my System Overview on the Mac
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I am also using a Dell desktop with Windows 8, running Photoshop CC 2014 (2014.2.1 release, 20141014.r.257 x32) and Bridge CC 6.1.0.116 x32 (on a separate CC account with separate files that I don't try to sync or anything)
Here is a link to the System Info from Photoshop on the Windows computer.
Here is a screenshot of the system overview on the Windows
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I work with jpg, psd, ai, svg, and pdf files. Most of my stacks are three different file types of the same image, usually jpg, psd/ai, and pdf.
I have not recieved any error messages
I am not having issues opening raw files, I am not having printing issues, I have listed the troubleshooting steps I have taken.
Is there any information you need that I missed? I'm trying not to be a dingus, but I'll have to ask you to be patient with me in the meantime. I haven't ever looked up half the hardware/software details that were suggested and I don't know how to off the top of my head, so I provided what I already knew how to

Download file for Palm/Mac reader is damaged

First of all, on the download page for the Reader for Palm OS Mac (http://www.adobe.com/products/acrobat/readstep2_mobile.html#palmMac), it says the file is 8.7 MB, but when the file is downloading, it says 9.4 MB, which turns out to be the actual size of the downloaded file.
Then, when I try to mount the DMG file, I get a warning that "The disk image you are opening may be damaged and could damage your system. Are you sure you want to open this disk image?" Could this be related to the disparity between stated and actual sizes of the file?
I tried downloading it several times with the same result. After a little research, I found an article on Apple's website discussing options for dealing with this particular message (http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=305111-en).
Mainly, it suggested converting the disk image to read/write, mounting it, and then attempting to repair it with Disk Utility. I tried this, but Disk Utility was unable to repair the mounted image. Disk Utility does report that the volume needs repair ("Volume Header needs minor repair), but on both verification and repair, it reports a "failure on exit" and fails to complete either task.
Anyone else out there have this problem, or even better, a solution?
All that said, and because I really do want to be able to read PDF files on my TT3, I went ahead and just copied the files off of the mounted disk image and got rid of the image.
The Mac desktop application that converts untagged PDF files and then transfers tagged PDF files to the Palm device seems to work just fine, and even attempt to optimize preference settings automatically by querying your device during a hot sync for display depth and screen size. The Palm OS app seems to work quite well, too.
Between them, I transferred a fairly difficult document containing lots of graphs and charts, special mathematical and chemical symbols, and even equations. And it worked VERY well, although the equations were a little difficult to read on my TT3 sometimes.
The graphs and other figures in the document were all quite readable, even though I had preferences on the desktop app set to "shrink images to screen width." It got my TT3's screen dimensions at 320x320, and there was no way I could find to get the system to take advantage of the TT3's extended screen size of 320 x 480. (if anyone has any ideas about that, I'd like to know -- I'm thinking of converting PDF to some other graphics format (using Graphic Converter's batch converter) and using a viewer for that format that can use the landscape mode to display a scrolling page display that's 480 pixels wide).
A PIECE OF MY MIND TO ADOBE:
After initially posting this, I noticed that this same problem is mentioned in an archived topic that began on May 16, 2007 and ended on August 14, 2007, so it has apparently been a problem for more than a year. However, after noting that the archived topics are "read only," I decided to go ahead and post this to keep the issue active in the hopes that someone at Adobe who might have a smidgen of concern for the users of their products might take care of it.
Adobe OWES it to its users (and its own reputation as a quality-conscious company) to correct this problem. A significant percentage of the users of the Adobe Reader are not as knowledgeable about the risks they would be taking with disregarding the warning and mounting the image anyway, or as sure of their ability to repair any system damage and recover any lost data, should damage occur. I've been using and fixing Macs since 1984, and the message scared ME a little, until I was able to find a little information about it. Could Adobe's fix be something as simple as generating and posting a new DMG file, that's NOT damaged?

I also recently tried to download Adobe Reader to my Macintosh to use on my Palm TX and got the message "The disk image you are opening may be damaged and could damage your system." This is extremely frustrating, and disappointing that the Adobe people don't seem concerned enough to fix the problem. I am not a techie, so I dare not continue.
If anybody has a solution and could explain it slowly to somebody who doesn't understand the computer world very well, I would be grateful.
Thanks,
Andrew

Adobe reader for palm issue

I want to be able to read eBooks on my
Palm Tungsten T5 running Palm OS Garnet v 5.4.5
Palm Desktop 4.2.1 on Mac G5 OS 10.3.9
also using iSync 1.5
I've installed Adobe reader for Palm OS 3.05 on my Mac,
and it's installed fine on my Palm T5.
But, I've used the Adobe reader for Palm application on the Mac to add files to be transfered to the palm.
The application asks me to press the HotSync button, which I do. The Palm carrys out the HotSync,
but the pdf file is not transfered to the Palm.
What could be going wrong?
I've read on a previous thread
http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?messageID=1404460&#1404460
that the problem might be caused by iSync,
and that I need to transfer the AcroConduit from Disabled Conduits to Conduits.
But there is no AcroConduit in either folder on my Mac...
Is there another reader I could use to read eBooks on my Palm?
G5 Mac OS X (10.3.9)

This should work without a hitch, but only if the AcroConduit is present in your active Conduits folder, here:
Macintosh HD:Library:Application Support:Palm HotSync
If you cannot find it on your machine, send a message to the address listed in my public profile, and I will reply with a copy of the AcroConduit which you can drag into your active Conduits folder.
You could also go here to once again download, then install, the Adobe Reader for Palm OS package:
http://www.adobe.com/products/acrobat/readerforpalm.html

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