> My first real useage was to use it to move the IP address list of one of
> my contract clients into the Omnigo. This information is kept in an
> Excel spreadsheet. I ran into a few obsticles. The first of which was
> that you can only copy a certain number of lines at a time. This was no
> real problem since you can do it in pieces, as the manual recomends. The
> second problem was unrelated to Clip&Go. The spreadsheet built into the
> omniGo will only allow a spreadsheet to be 64 rows long. This meant i
How many lines CAN you copy at a time? If it is less than 64 I think I
will scream.
> Summary: Clip&Go has a few limitations. Complex info can only be
> transferred between certain programs. "Ink"/graphics can only be
> transferred one way (Ogo-->PC). However, other than that, it seems to do
> everything they said it would do. And, it seems to do it cleanly.
> However it does everything it says it will do.
I guess it does. Blurbs from both HP and Geos had led me to believe that
it enables the transfer of data from clipboard to clipboard. If this is
the case I can see where various reciepient programs would be unable to
use the data, but I would still think that it should transfer the data no
matter what it is. (e.g. if someone writes a paint program for the OGO that
can handle paintbrush images, I assumed that C&G would be fine.
Thanks for the info, it is nice to know beforehand.
WHM
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