Suggestions for upgrading system

I have a Palm Tungsten E2 =, which is showing it's wear and is synced to my XP system.
I tried to upgrade to my Vista machine, but don't want to buy another gadget to make it work there, so I want to upgrade.
I currently have a Verizon cell phone - which only offers basic phone book.
What I want to know - can someone suggest a phone/palm combo that will be able to somehow import all of my info from my xp computer (via email of the file? to save to my vista machine?) that I will then be able to open and use on the 'new phone/pda - I don't want to carry around 2 devices anymore, if that's possible!
I'm no geek, but consider myself somewhat tech savvy - they eyes just can't spend the hours trying to find the info on the web, so I thought I'd ask some of the 'experts' on this forum. Any suggestions are appreciated.
Thanks in advance!
Post relates to: Tungsten E2

To find out what version Windows you have installed, go to the computer icon on the PC desktop or from the start menu, right click the icon and go to properties. On the general tab look for the version, it should state if it is 64bit.
Palm OS is not compatible with the Windows contacts and mail program. You need to sync with either Palm desktop or Outlook 2003 or higher. If you want to move the data to Windows contacts and mail, you can export data from palm desktop in several different formats. You can export the contacts in csv format and import into windows contacts. The calendar can export in vcal format and import into windows calendar.
In order to get your data to Vista, if the data is current and correct on the E2, you can sync to Vista without sync'ing to XP. Another option is to export the data from the XP PC and import into Palm desktop on the Vista PC if the E2 is not current.
Here is a procedure for exporting the data.
The best way to preserve your data is to export the data in each category in Palm Desktop to a seperate folder on your PC.
Create a new folder on your PC somewhere that is convenient. Name it something like Palm Desktop Data. Click on the link below and follow the instructions on that page for the export procedure.
http://www.palm.com/cgi-bin/cso_kbURL.cgi?ID=28734
Make sure you select all for the range in the export window.
With the data saved in the folder you created, make a copy of that folder and save to a flash drive, cd-rw or external hard drive.
Anytime you make a change in Palm Desktop, export the data that was changed to that folder and save again to the external media.
With this process you can always import the data back into Palm Desktop anytime you have a problem with the data in Palm Desktop or if your computer/hard drive/device crashes.

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MacSales.com
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Need suggestions for upgrading discontinued site templates.

I'm currently working on migrating our MOSS 07 site to SharePoint 2013 (using 3rd party software). I have a site template that i'm not sure what i should convert/upgrade it too.
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Hi James,
Quote from
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc263203(v=office.15).aspx "Fabulous 40" application templates:
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There are some links for upgrade these templates to SharePoint 2010 environments:
http://blogs.technet.com/b/tothesharepoint/archive/2010/08/18/sharepoint-2010-products-upgrade-and-the-fabulous-40-application-templates.aspx
http://blogs.msdn.com/b/sharepointdev/archive/2012/06/01/migrating-the-sharepoint-2007-fab-40-templates-to-sharepoint-2010.aspx
Also a link for deploy 2010 solution in 2013:
http://www.learningsharepoint.com/2013/03/24/deploy-sharepoint-2010-solutions-in-sharepoint-2013/
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http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ee947141.aspx
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Elite e9150t - upgrading coolingfan/heatsink and power supply (suggestions for upgrade?)

Hey guys,
I don't know why I didn't come here first, but here I am.
Basically, I have the HP elite e9150t model. Great computer... I've already upgraded a few things, but I am looking to do another little upgrade and would love to get some input. It's also Windows 8.1 Pro.
Alright, I've upgraded the ram to two 8gb kingston chips. I've also upgraded the video card to a GeForce 660 GTX. Now I am looking to upgrade my power supply and cooling unit. I've been running into problems where my computer will start to overheat when playing games. I can render out things easily enough with 3D software like Maya, but games make the system chug. That's why I've decided to upgrade the cooling unit and figured I should do the same for my power supply as well since it still has the 460w unit. I'd love to get this ugpraded to the point that I can play games with high settings and not worry about my computer dying on me from heat related injuries. I'm not looking to play games like Watch Dogs at the highest setting. I'd LOVE to have that, but I doubt I could squeeze that out right now. I would, however, love to play a game like Wildstar on their ultra setting (which I feel should be doable with my system).
Also, I am pretty much ignorant when it comes to computer hardware. When I say this, I am not exaggerating. I really have no idea what I am doing when it comes to this part of computers. Here are the two items that were suggested to me. Keep in mind, that I am on a budget right now (starting a new job next week after graduating this past week), so this is about what I can afford (this ~price range). I've also added a fan to the side panel of the computer (well I didn't, but the guy I bought it from did).
First is the power supply:
XFX TS Series P1550SXXB9 550W ATX12V 2.2 & ESP12V 2.91 SLI Ready CrossFire Ready 80 PLUS Bronze Certified Active PFC Power Supply
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16817207013
550 Watt for ~$25 after rebate. Can't beat that and the people that recommended it were saying that it's made by a great company (SeaSonic?)
And the cooling unit:
Cooler Master Hyper T4 - CPU Cooler with 4 Direct Contact Heatpipes
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16835103182&cm_re=Cooler_Master_Hyper_T4-_-35-10...
It was actually suggested I get the TX3, but I saw that the TX3 does not support LGA 1336 that the HP has.
1) Case size: I've tried googling what type of case I have because it seems like that is the jelly to any peanut butter question on power supplies and/or cooling units. Will my suggested items fit in the case I have? It looks like a tight fit in there, so I don't know how well they'll fit.
2) Are the recommended items good: Again, I don't know anything about this stuff and am going purely off recommendations. Are these the items that I do need?
3) Another thing bugging me about the video card: Not exactly on topic, but I have the GeForce card in there right now and it's huge. I also have a sound card, but the way the PCI slots are setup, I have to put the sound card directly over the GeForce card (and the Geforce card has a fan on top of it blowing up). This has the heat blowing directly to the sound card. I don't know if this is what I want to do? I read somewhere that I want the video card closest to the heatsink? Could I reverse the order and have the sound card below the video card and still get away with it? It's a nice sound card and it's being wasted right now (not even in the computer).
Alright, thanks guys. I know I wrote a **bleep** essay here, but I wanted to be detailed as possible. Thanks again for those that stuck through the whole thing lol...

Hi,
I suggest that you do some measuring from the top of the processor to bottom of the removable side panel. You need this measurement to determine if your chosen heat sink cooling will fit.
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Additional cooling ideas: PCI slot cooling fan and vented PCI slot covers.
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Suggestions for upgrading 3 Mac Pro FCP edit stations

I want to upgrade our three Mac Pro (Power PC) FCP5 edit stations. Our Mac Pro G5s currently access a Xraid/Xserve/Xsan fiber network. There seems to be plenty of speculation out there that Apple is discontuing the Mac Pro line and FCP X is not compatible with our exisitng projects - which number in the hundreds. So, I might be leaning toward new high-end iMacs using FCP7 but I'm not sure how to network them and share FCP projects. Any suggestions on where to go from here are appreciated. Thanks.

*** Fibre Channel
Probably the most important thing that you'll be losing on an iMac is the Fibre Channel connection; however, Promise Technologies has their SANLink - Fibre Channel adapter using Thunderbolt Technology (I don't know if it's actually shipping yet),
Here's the product link:
http://www.promise.com/storage/raid_series.aspx?region=en-global&m=192&rsn1=40&r sn3=49
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*** Which version of FCP do you own?
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In theory, FCP5, 6 or 7 will run on an intel Mac, however, the current Mac OS and support for it is probably going to be your biggest issue for everything that curently works as expected on your G5s.
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Suggestion for linux system?

Hello guys,
i think sure becasue it has problem about deb and rpm files when you use OpenSuse and i am using on Ubuntu. It is not possible when GNU/Linux convert to current package file = Problem with security like creficate crashes.
Please do not convert with alias! I think better becasue we use any Linux System like any Pengiuns will install and share with *.bin, *.run or *.bundle File.
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movilogo wrote:
I do understand that hardware might play a role on compability on the system, but at this moment I'm just trying to shortlist some OS recommendations.Use OEL - Oracle Enterprise Linux.
No single o/s is that much better than another, that it alone serves as the differentiator for choosing A over B. Usually it is a combination of issues, like network technology used, storage technology used, application technology used, existing infrastructure, budgetary constraints, corporate IT strategy and so, that drives the o/s decision.
But when looking at a Linux specifically as the chosen o/s, and deciding on which distro, those issues have already been factored into the o/s decision.
So one needs to look at other factors - like support for example (a critical one IMO).
Using OEL means that you have now the same vendor responsible for both you o/s s/w layer and db s/w layer. This makes it a lot easier on your part when dealing with complex errors that are not easily isolated (at first) to the o/s or to the db - and then having to deal with different vendors, deal with different support methodologies used by them, and having to play the go-between. (been there, done that - very unpleasant experience)
Other motivating factors - OEL is basically RedHat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) from Oracle. RHEL is one of the most widely used and popular Linux server distros. It is well supported by the Open Source community and by commercial vendors.
Now if you were going to run Apache or JBOSS or something else than Oracle.. then OEL makes less sense. But add Oracle to the mix, and IMO, OEL should be the first consideration of distro to use.

Suggestions for upgrading ODAC version

Earlier today I downloaded the "64-bit ODAC 11.2 Release 4 (11.2.0.3.0) Xcopy for Windows x64" software package. As per the instructions, I also downloaded the 32-bit "ODAC 11.2 Release 4 and Oracle Developer Tools for Visual Studio (11.2.0.3.0)" installation files. I'm not sure where to start, though.
I already have the following Oracle products installed....
- a single Oracle home (Oracle 11g client),
- an Oracle 11g Release 2 XE database server, and
- the 64-bit Oracle Data Access Components (11.2.0.2.1) in an Xcopy installation/deployment.
I am using the Oracle.DataAccess library in some existing web applications and while I really want to try out the Entity Framework support in the new version of ODAC, I want to make absolutely sure that I don't screw anything up while getting this new version installed.
Do I need to uninstall any of the existing Oracle software? I've read the install guide and the FAQ but cannot figure out what's the recommended approach in this sort of situation. Any and all constructive suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks!
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Edited by: greggb on Jan 31, 2012 9:39 PM

greggb wrote:
Thanks for the prompt reply, Christian. Trying the 32-bit ODAC installer first seems as though it might still cause a few problems since it will update the VS2010 tooling. As a result, any projects I'm working on right now could be affected, right?You need to upgrade the tools to be able to use the Entity Designer. You don't have much choice if you want to use Entity Framework.
Also, I'm still unclear on un -installing existing ODAC versions....is that needed? Can I have them side-by-side and then just reference the appropriate versions of the Oracle.DataAccess libraries? Yes you can have the side by side.
The biggest thing for me is making sure that this sort of upgrade doesn't break existing projects and applications. Also, I'd hate to upgrade my local machine and then run into issues when >updating the servers hosting our existing apps that depend on the Oracle.DataAccess libraries.Maybe you should do your experimentation on another machine or in a virtual machine until you feel more comfortable with everything. We make it possible to have different versions of ODP.NET side by side, and this well documented in our documentation. But of course if you make a mistake, you could break things.

Suggestions for Upgrading to iPod Touch v 1.1.1

This is the procedure I used and it worked without a single hiccup:
1.  Disconnect the Touch from the Computer (Unplug the USB connector from the Touch, NOT from the Computer).
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3.  Start iTunes and Download and Install the new version, which is v 7.4.3.1.  After the download and install Reset your Computer.
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8.  Now sync up the TOUCH and do what ever you do with your TOUCH!  ENJOY!!!
Summation:  If you follow these steps and do NOT take a short cut, all of your upgrade wows should be but a distant memory!  Take your time and get it right the first time!
I followed these steps and my Touch upgraded without a single hiccup.  Since the upgrade this unit has been FLAWLESS (Knock on wood), with any problems what so ever!
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Gunny
PS: I do not think I missed anything, but if some one thinks I did please let me know!

Go to:
SETTINGS
RESET
RESET ALL SETTINGS
ERASE ALL CONTENT AND SETTINGS (This will do both, but I always try the Reset Setting alone first to see if it resolves the problem. If not, I move to Erase All Content)
Gunny

Use of Adjust function to copy standard config for Upgraded system

I have worked on a number of different ERP 6 systems that have been upgraded from previous versions.
Some of the basic standard delivered config will be missing and there is a simple task of using the "adjust" function to copy the standard config from client "001" to the developement client "XXX"
However I know have a client who has the missing config in the dev client "XXX" but when you use the adjust back to "001" there is nothing there.
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I really like the small keyboard except for one thing -- the placement of the fn and control keys. The larger keyboard has three modifier keys on the left side: Control, Option, Command. The small keyboard has four: fn, Control, Option, Command.
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