Trying to "git" to 64 bit!

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  1. Posts : 22,814
    W 7 64-bit Ultimate
       #21

    arkhi said:
    DeaconFrost said:
    You could always make the switch, and then run XP or another OS in a VM with USB access to your device.

    We could do that? I have an old device, can I use VPC's integration to detect my device and install drivers in that VM even if W7 does not recognize this dinosaur device at all?


    Hello arkhi.

    One way to find out, as you have "Pro" give XP mode go to see if it'll detect the device.
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  2. Posts : 7
    vista
    Thread Starter
       #22

    Breaking up is hard to do........


    I've learned much in this thread and it is all very much appreciated.

    Most importantly you have taught me that my Palm Desktop is old technology that no one is going to support anymore not even Palm.

    I need to move to Outlook, like it or not! Outlook is what smartphones commonly want to sync with.

    I was surprised to find that my current machine running office 2003 does not have outlook! I thought it did.

    No matter, when I move to Windows 7, I'll make sure I have Outlook. I believe all my Palm data will transfer easily to Outlook and then I will be set to move away from a Palm device and switch to a smartphone. Maybe a Nokia such as Kari suggested.

    Saying good by to an old friend sure is hard though!

    That Palm Tungsten e and I sure had a good run!

    CD
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  3. Posts : 22,814
    W 7 64-bit Ultimate
       #23

    cdsailor said:
    I've learned much in this thread and it is all very much appreciated.

    Most importantly you have taught me that my Palm Desktop is old technology that no one is going to support anymore not even Palm.

    I need to move to Outlook, like it or not! Outlook is what smartphones commonly want to sync with.

    I was surprised to find that my current machine running office 2003 does not have outlook! I thought it did.

    No matter, when I move to Windows 7, I'll make sure I have Outlook. I believe all my Palm data will transfer easily to Outlook and then I will be set to move away from a Palm device and switch to a smartphone. Maybe a Nokia such as Kari suggested.

    Saying good by to an old friend sure is hard though!

    That Palm Tungsten e and I sure had a good run!

    CD

    Kari is the Nokia guru.
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  4. Posts : 36
    Windows 7 Ultimate 64 Bits
       #24

    @cdsailor

    You should not wait until you make the final move to win7 in order to try to somewhat convert your palm data to the outlook format.

    Just spend your time trying to do that and then, when you are finally done and it works, you will know that going to win7 and outlook will be a breeze.
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  5. Posts : 761
    Windows 2000 5.0 Build 2195
       #25

    Bare Foot Kid said:
    arkhi said:
    DeaconFrost said:
    You could always make the switch, and then run XP or another OS in a VM with USB access to your device.

    We could do that? I have an old device, can I use VPC's integration to detect my device and install drivers in that VM even if W7 does not recognize this dinosaur device at all?


    Hello arkhi.

    One way to find out, as you have "Pro" give XP mode go to see if it'll detect the device.

    After a short research, I managed to find that it is possible thanks to your advice. Quite easy too. Thank you!
      My Computer


  6. Posts : 22,814
    W 7 64-bit Ultimate
       #26

    arkhi said:
    Bare Foot Kid said:
    arkhi said:


    We could do that? I have an old device, can I use VPC's integration to detect my device and install drivers in that VM even if W7 does not recognize this dinosaur device at all?


    Hello arkhi.

    One way to find out, as you have "Pro" give XP mode go to see if it'll detect the device.

    After a short research, I managed to find that it is possible thanks to your advice. Quite easy too. Thank you!


    Hello arkhi, glad I could help!
      My Computer


 
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