Address Book

[mkaylor]

Is there an easy way to do an address book inside of Netremote so it comes up on the panel from either a flatfile or Outlook?

I've seen some ccf panels for the Pronto that have address book pages. I'm just not sure how they do it. They may be hard coded graphics. I'd like to be able to change mine of the fly if need be.


Thanks,
Mike

[QuickCarl]

Netremote runs CCF's .... all you need to do is check into the downloaded CCF to see how it works....

From my experience... everything in CCFs takes hardcoding. I don't really need an address book in my HTPC automation software.... it runs on a PPC and under Win32 for goodness sake... there are thousands of them for that.... JMO-Carl

[brockgr]

Mike,

I'm afraid I rather agree with Carl. You could do some address book in NetRemote using feedback, but I'm not sure it's worth the effort. After all if you have a PocketPC, it's a purpose build address book - with ActiveSync to Outlook/exchange.

One though though - if we had a button in NetRemote that allowed us to run an external program, we could "pretend" to include an address book. You click on a NR button that opens pocket outlook, or your contacts list. When you close the application, it would return you to netremote. Any views Ben - is it simple to code?

Gavin

[brohebus]

Mike,

I'm afraid I rather agree with Carl. You could do some address book in NetRemote using feedback, but I'm not sure it's worth the effort. After all if you have a PocketPC, it's a purpose build address book - with ActiveSync to Outlook/exchange.

Just leave one of the PPC's hardkeys (the one with the Calendar icon?) unassigned in NetRemote? Maybe I'm missing something here.

-Dave

[outlook]

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[Jlee]

Mike,

The last post from 'outlook' look decidedly dodgy to me. It looks like some automated posting looking for keywords. I wouldn't recommend clicking one of those links.

[Ben S]

Thanks JLee - I edited the content.