Receiveit v. 3.1
 

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Why Receiveit™?

    • The pioneer and the leader in the industry!
    • Comes from the users who need it most and it is developed by the best C/C++ programmers!
    • With user friendliest interface!
    • It's only $14.95
    • What we say is what you get!
    • Your beautiful device should be using beautiful application!
    • A very powerful application that you won't find anywhere else!

     


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What's New in v. 3.1

    • T5 Compatible!
    • Support external and internal storage!
    • Unlimited extensions!
    • No more entering the extension names!
    • File manager for renaming, deleting, copying, moving, beaming files!
    • Move/Copy files to your PC!
    • 100% total codes enhancement for your satisfaction!

     

Q & A for Receiveit 3

Q: What is Receiveit?
A: Receiveit is a program that enables your palm device to receive an 'unknown' file format which is transferred via IR or Bluetooth.

Q: What do you mean by 'unknown file format'?
A: Every file type transferred via IR or Bluetooth must be registered first before it is handled by certain application. Palm OS handles an incoming file by identifying what type the file is, and then look into a register table to determine which application should handle the file. (There are file types that pre-registered on every palm device. For example: .txt registered to Memopad, .vcf to Address, and so on) If Palm OS can't find what application should handle the incoming file, then it will show you an error message: "unknown file format".

Q: Hmmm.. it's not very clear to me, please give me an example.
A: Imagine that you need to copy a file from your friends notebook, and you only carrying a Palm OS device. Let's say it's a .RAR file (rar compressed file). It's unlikely that your device have an application that can handle this file type. If you try to accept this file, you would get an annoying message: "unknown file format", and the file couldn't be copied to your device.

Q: Okay, now how does Receiveit solve the problem?
A: There are two methods Receiveit can solve this problem.
a. First solution: Receiveit register itself to handle certain file extension (the extension entered by a user), you can access this feature under Receiveit's "Default App" form as well as any other files that are not handled by any application will be handled by Receiveit.
b. Second solution: 'on-the-fly-mode' (OTFM). Once you launch Receiveit and open the OTFM form, EVERY incoming file WILL be handled by Receiveit.

Q: You said Receiveit will handle the file. What do you mean by 'handle'?
A: Receiveit will store the file onto your device. (Note: Receiveit cannot open it)

Q: Then, where will Receiveit store it?
A: Receiveit is able to store onto your expansion slot (SD CARD, MMC, etc) or onto its internal RAM. User can choose where they prefer to put the file to.

Q: Internal RAM? Do you mean that even I don't have any SD Card/MMC, I'm still able to use Receiveit to store received files?
A: With Receiveit 3, Yes, absolutely. It would especially helps user that owns a device without having a SD Card/MMC.

Q: Ok. But what can I do more with the files that are saved by Receiveit?
A: You are able to delete, rename, and send it to another device via IR/Bluetooth, or copy/move the file to your PC via hotsync. What you need to do is open the Receiveit's file manager and see the user friendly menu for what Receiveit can do for you.

Q: That sounds great, especially feature that enables me to copy files from handheld to PC. Does that mean that only files received by Receiveit can be transferred to PC?
A: No. You can transfer ANY file in your expansion storage or RAM that using 'Receiveit format'.

Q: Can you explain what Receiveit format is?
A: 'Receiveit format file' is designed to enable your palm device to store files that's not in palm format in internal RAM. As we know that internal RAM can only store databases. Receiveit does encapsulate these file in Palm database format (.pdb)

These are a few reasons why every palm powered device user needs Receiveit.

  1. You're going to receive a kind of file via IR or Bluetooth, and you need to keep (store) it in your palm for latter use, but unfortunately your palm powered device doesn't have any application that can handle the kind of file. (i.e. file .rar, .jpg, .gif, .zip, .doc, .xls, .ppt, .mp3, .dat .wmv, and so on). With Receiveit you can receive any file (literally ANY kind of file) via IR/Bluetooth/SMS to be stored on your palm powered device.
  2. You need to assign and lock extension association to certain applications. For example, you have 2 applications (A and B) that handle .jpg files, sometimes the application always set itself as a default handler for the .jpg files. When you receive the .jpg file from a mobile phone, you expect that the file will be opened by application A, but what happen is that application B is launched and it handles the file. It often annoys user. With Receiveit, you can lock the association to a certain application. So once you assigned .jpg to certain application, every times your device receive .jpg file the file will be handled by the application.
  3. You have some files on your expansion storage (i.e. SD CARD), and you need to move/copy it to your PC. With Receiveit you are able to move/copy any file which is stored on your expansion storage to your PC. Just select which files about to be transferred in Receiveit's simple-and-neat filemanager with a single click, and the file will be automatically copied/moved to your PC when you do a hotsync. And you can also easily choose target directory on your PC.
    It would be very useful and handy solution if:
    • You put your memo voice data on the expansion slot (SD Card), and you need to transfer the huge .wav file to PC.
    • You put your pictures/images on your SD Card/MMC and you need to copy the files to your PC.

Updated Descriptions:

    • v. 3.1 - December 14, 2004.
      T5 Support! RAM storage enhanced!

    • v. 3.0 - November 17, 2004.
      It's totally new Receiveit! Internal/external disk, hotsync capable! 1,000% faster file writing! No more hassle entering extension types! And a lot more...

    • v. 2.0 - January 14, 2004.
      Attachment handling, Directory assignment, Rename/Overwrite file on the fly, Add, Delete, Rename directory, Folder/Simple Modes

    • v. 1.1 - November 14, 2003.
      Code optimization in accessing Palm OS™ Exchange Manager (a bug fix for some users, especially Tungsten™ T3 owners who are experiencing a softreset / an error when tapping the drop down menu)

    • v. 1.0 - November 12, 2003
      First public release.