Regarding Intellilink, I bought it primarily for linking ACT with OGO. On a
scale of 1 to 10 it is about 2 out of the box. I finally developed a
resonably good interface using the ASCII version of Intellilink and my
database program. Intellilink DOES NOT give you access to anything on OGO
but to-dos, calander and phonebook. No spreadsheet, database or notepad
transfer. I use Clip n' Go for that (except database) and it works fine for
my application.
Good luck.
At 04:06 PM 12/09/96 -0500, you wrote:
>When I put my SRAM card in my PCMCIA slot, Windows95 does not recognize it,
>even after I do a hardware search. How do I get my laptop to recognize the
>SRAM card as a drive in Windows95?
>
>It sounds like I can't use my serial cable to print directly from my OG to a
>parallel printer without buying the $60 (+/-) cable from HP. Can I print
>THROUGH my PC via the serial cable by issuing any of the print commands on
>the OG or is the DOS print shareware program the only way to print through my
>PC?
>
>Seems like most people might be waiting to see what HP's new Connectivity
>Pack software looks like. Intellilink doesn't seem to be highly regarded.
>
>While I'm here, I wanted to send out a big THANK YOU to all those developers
>and other "tinkerers" who have been so helpful on this mailing list and with
>their Web Pages to enable my OG to expand beyond HP's limitations.
>
>Dan
>
- Max
maxwood@mindspring.com