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Exploring PalmÂ OS: High-Level Communications

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Overview The Connection Manager provides a central mechanism for managing Palm OS communication connections at a high level. This paper describes the portions of Palm OS that are involved in high-level communications functions and are not transport specific. These include Connection Manager, Exchange Manager and Personal Data Interchange. This paper focuses on the high-level communications managers. This paper is intended for a Palm OS software developer.

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Publisher	PalmSource	File Format	PDF
Date Published	February 2004	Downloads	188
Format	White Papers
Topics	Palm, Palm OS, PDA

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