hi, i have recently got a new laptop and am trying to sync my palm m515 to outlook and keep getting a message saying that my laptop doesn't recognise the usb device - can anyone help?

Alright, I don't know how to code but I can be taught what to cut and paste from where. How does this translate into signing up for this site and posting a blog?

It means that while I have specific ideas of how I want to use JPilot, along with other software, I believe that there needs to be testers to help the developers. There are slight problem flaws that I see with pilot-link and though I'm not coding, they don't seem like they would be hard fixes. However, I could be totally wrong.

So I'm here, to give my input where I can.

My hard drive on my Acer died recently. I have taken this opertunity to mygrate to linux. I found a copy of openSUSE and after some ado managed to boot up. One thing is clear, I have been spoilt by Windows. I have some questions that I would be happy to have answers to.
1) My laptop takes a long time to get to login. What I have noticed is that the laptop only see's half of my RAM, is this a hardware propblem or does the software have something to do with this?
2) I am now faced with the task of fitting all my toys that I had before. I was wondering if there is a linux OS for my Palm m130 and what is the best palm management software that I can install to hotsink my Palm.
3) Is there a step by step tutorial on linux somwhere on the web that offers, in easy to understand, instructions on the basics of linux that does not assume that I am a software developer.
Thanking you all in advance for your assistance.
cnel_za

My Clie TH-55 is dead now (broken screen). But I have a backup of its memory. I'm trying to find ways to import the data into KOrganizer and possibly my new Pocket PC PDA now.

A fine solution would be to make pilot-link to sync with the backup instead of the real PDA.