I don't think that calendar information is going to be possible without
writing code. If you backup with Spb Backup, they have a desktop program
that will extract the contents of the backup, but the PIM data is in a
database of sorts, not separate files for each calendar item. I think that
you'd have to parse that database and decide what to add to the local store
on the device.
Paul T.
>I need to be able to restore my pim data from my dell axim x51 that is on a
> cf card. I want to restore it outside of the Axim then be able to pull
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> in turn causes me to have to reset my PDA. Can PIM data be restore outside
> of the PDA via some type of card reader?
Robert Davidson - 31 Jul 2006 16:33 GMT
Let me provide a little bit more information here. Around the first of this
year I did a full backup of the Axim to the cf card. Something in that
backup was corrupt as any restore would cause AS to fail. After that I did
only pim backups of subsequent data to the card as recommended by Dell tech
support. I have information in the original full backup that I now need.
Should I go ahead and do a restore of that original backup, even with it's
corrupt files, then re-backup just the pim data from that and hard-reset the
device? I have information from the original backup that I need but I'm
afraid it's corruption will render my new AS4.2 useless once again. Any
sugesstions?
>I don't think that calendar information is going to be possible without
>writing code. If you backup with Spb Backup, they have a desktop program
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>> outside
>> of the PDA via some type of card reader?
Paul G. Tobey [eMVP] - 31 Jul 2006 18:37 GMT
That would be my best guess, yes. Not sure why a restore should cause AS
problems (you did use a soft reset after restore, right?), but that seems
like as good a plan as you're going to get.
Paul T.
> Let me provide a little bit more information here. Around the first of
> this year I did a full backup of the Axim to the cf card. Something in
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>>> outside
>>> of the PDA via some type of card reader?