I am not having problems syncing the palm, it's just the ecco data is not
transferring to the calender, address, todo, and memo to the Palm desktop.

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Windows 7?
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I am not having problems syncing the palm, it's just the ecco data is not transferring to the calender, address, todo, and memo to the Palm desktop.

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From: Friedhelm Dohmann <fdo@...>

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Thanks for the clarification Kevin,

She would still need the EccoPro conduits for any 32-bit or 64-bit OS if Palm provides a different HotSync method .

F.

Kevin wrote:

 

Vista 64 does not have any USB drivers to sync. You will ONLY get a Bluetooth or a wireless sync.

 

Google vista 64, xp 64 or win7 64 – no usb drivers exist….

 

I  abandoned an XP 64 install due to that very reason

 

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Ecco Pro

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How do I install Ecco to Palm conduits in Vista 64 or Windows 7?

Posted by: "Irene" irene_fan@juno.com   fanirene

Mon Oct 26, 2009 11:19 am (PDT)

I used http://www.thoughtsonthinking.com/2008/11/installing-ecco-pro-on-windows-vista-and-windows-xp-sp3.html
to successfully install Ecco on Vista 64 bit, however the Palm conduits did not install. Does anyone know how to address this? So I can now use Ecco on my home pc, but I can't sync it to my Palm TX. Would appreciate any input.

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Yes, I did change the registry under US Robotics. I just used the wrong terminology with the Palm desktop. I just don't know how to install the conduits that control the sync. I think they were something like ecto...dll?

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Subject: Re: [eccopro] RE: How do I install Ecco to Palm conduits in Vista 64 o r Windows 7?
Date: Wed, 28 Oct 2009 20:19:07 -0400

 

I am not having problems syncing the palm, it's just the ecco data is not transferring to the calender, address, todo, and memo to the Palm desktop.

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To: eccopro@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [eccopro] RE: How do I install Ecco to Palm conduits in Vista 64 or Windows 7?
Date: Wed, 28 Oct 2009 09:03:40 -0400

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From: Friedhelm Dohmann <fdo@...>

Date: Wed, 28 Oct 2009 09:03:40 -0400

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To: eccopro@yahoogroups.com

 

Thanks for the clarification Kevin,

She would still need the EccoPro conduits for any 32-bit or 64-bit OS if Palm provides a different HotSync method .

F.

Kevin wrote:

 

Vista 64 does not have any USB drivers to sync. You will ONLY get a Bluetooth or a wireless sync.

 

Google vista 64, xp 64 or win7 64 – no usb drivers exist….

 

I  abandoned an XP 64 install due to that very reason

 

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Sent: Tuesday, October 27, 2009 9:31 AM
To: eccopro@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [eccopro] Digest Number 3499

 

Ecco Pro

1a.

How do I install Ecco to Palm conduits in Vista 64 or Windows 7?

Posted by: "Irene" irene_fan@juno.com   fanirene

Mon Oct 26, 2009 11:19 am (PDT)

I used http://www.thoughtsonthinking.com/2008/11/installing-ecco-pro-on-windows-vista-and-windows-xp-sp3.html
to successfully install Ecco on Vista 64 bit, however the Palm conduits did not install. Does anyone know how to address this? So I can now use Ecco on my home pc, but I can't sync it to my Palm TX. Would appreciate any input.

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The Vista/Windows 7 installation package at "http://www.compusol.org/ecco" has the necessary executable Registry file which addresses your problem.  To adjust the Registry to your needs to sync with the Palm TX please see "http://www.compusol.org/ecco/hotsync.html".

 

Yes, I did change the registry under US Robotics. I just used the wrong terminology with the Palm desktop. I just don't know how to install the conduits that control the sync. I think they were something like ecto...dll?

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Subject: Re: [eccopro] RE: How do I install Ecco to Palm conduits in Vista 64 o r Windows 7?
Date: Wed, 28 Oct 2009 20:19:07 -0400

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Is that installation any different than the one on EccoMagic? That one also has a registry file which didn't address the issue. Don't really feel like paying for the same thing.

---------- Original Message ----------
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To: eccopro@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [eccopro] RE: How do I install Ecco to Palm conduits in Vista 64
Date: Thu, 29 Oct 2009 12:02:15 -0400

 

 

Is that installation any different than the one on EccoMagic? That one also has a registry file which didn't address the issue. Don't really feel like paying for the same thing.

---------- Original Message ----------
From: Friedhelm Dohmann <fdo@compusol.org>
To: eccopro@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [eccopro] RE: How do I install Ecco to Palm conduits in Vista 64
Date: Thu, 29 Oct 2009 12:02:15 -0400

 

Please see my response of 10/26:

The Vista/Windows 7 installation package at "http://www.compusol.org/ecco" has the necessary executable Registry file which addresses your problem.  To adjust the Registry to your needs to sync with the Palm TX please see "http://www.compusol.org/ecco/hotsync.html".

F.

irene_fan@juno.com wrote:

 

Yes, I did change the registry under US Robotics. I just used the wrong terminology with the Palm desktop. I just don't know how to install the conduits that control the sync. I think they were something like ecto...dll?

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Subject: Re: [eccopro] RE: How do I install Ecco to Palm conduits in Vista 64 o r Windows 7?
Date: Wed, 28 Oct 2009 20:19:07 -0400

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From: Friedhelm Dohmann <fdo@...>

Date: Thu, 29 Oct 2009 16:41:10 -0400

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To: eccopro@yahoogroups.com

 

Yes Irene,

We created the original installation ZIP in 2007 and updated the EccoPro installation ever since. The new package at http://www.compusol.org/ecco is totally different. You don't have to copy anything.  It has the depending on the OS version different executable files, including the necessary registry updates in two separate files plus the "default.ect" template fix. Please read the instruction details inside the included "Readme.txt" file.

F.

irene_fan@juno.com wrote:

 

Is that installation any different than the one on EccoMagic? That one also has a registry file which didn't address the issue. Don't really feel like paying for the same thing.

---------- Original Message ----------
From: Friedhelm Dohmann <fdo@compusol.org>
To: eccopro@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [eccopro] RE: How do I install Ecco to Palm conduits in Vista 64
Date: Thu, 29 Oct 2009 12:02:15 -0400

 

Please see my response of 10/26:

The Vista/Windows 7 installation package at "http://www.compusol.org/ecco" has the necessary executable Registry file which addresses your problem.  To adjust the Registry to your needs to sync with the Palm TX please see "http://www.compusol.org/ecco/hotsync.html".

F.

irene_fan@juno.com wrote:

 

Yes, I did change the registry under US Robotics. I just used the wrong terminology with the Palm desktop. I just don't know how to install the conduits that control the sync. I think they were something like ecto...dll?

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To: eccopro@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [eccopro] RE: How do I install Ecco to Palm conduits in Vista 64 o r Windows 7?
Date: Wed, 28 Oct 2009 20:19:07 -0400

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Subject: Re: [eccopro] RE: How do I install Ecco to Palm conduits in Vista 64
Date: Thu, 29 Oct 2009 19:07:09 -0400

Hello,
I have now tried to install the Compusol version of Ecco to my Window 7 64 bit
machine.  I followed all the instructions per the readme, but when I try to run
ecco32 app, I get a "missing datzap32.dll,, try reinstalling" message,  Now
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From: Friedhelm Dohmann <fdo@...>

Date: Thu, 29 Oct 2009 16:41:10 -0400

To: eccopro@yahoogroups.com

To: eccopro@yahoogroups.com

 

Yes Irene,

We created the original installation ZIP in 2007 and updated the EccoPro installation ever since. The new package at http://www.compusol.org/ecco is totally different. You don't have to copy anything.  It has the depending on the OS version different executable files, including the necessary registry updates in two separate files plus the "default.ect" template fix. Please read the instruction details inside the included "Readme.txt" file.

F.

irene_fan@juno.com wrote:

 

Is that installation any different than the one on EccoMagic? That one also has a registry file which didn't address the issue. Don't really feel like paying for the same thing.

---------- Original Message ----------
From: Friedhelm Dohmann <fdo@compusol.org>
To: eccopro@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [eccopro] RE: How do I install Ecco to Palm conduits in Vista 64
Date: Thu, 29 Oct 2009 12:02:15 -0400

 

Please see my response of 10/26:

The Vista/Windows 7 installation package at "http://www.compusol.org/ecco" has the necessary executable Registry file which addresses your problem.  To adjust the Registry to your needs to sync with the Palm TX please see "http://www.compusol.org/ecco/hotsync.html".

F.

irene_fan@juno.com wrote:

 

Yes, I did change the registry under US Robotics. I just used the wrong terminology with the Palm desktop. I just don't know how to install the conduits that control the sync. I think they were something like ecto...dll?

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To: eccopro@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [eccopro] RE: How do I install Ecco to Palm conduits in Vista 64 o r Windows 7?
Date: Wed, 28 Oct 2009 20:19:07 -0400

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Subject: Re: [eccopro] RE: How do I install Ecco to Palm conduits in Vista 64
Date: Fri, 30 Oct 2009 23:30:04 GMT

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--- In eccopro@yahoogroups.com, "CinOsweiv" <cinosweiv@...> wrote:
>
> Is the new Palm Pre supposed to be backward compatible (i.e., Ecco
> syncable) or is the old Palm OS gone forever?
>

I'm thinking of going to the Palm Pre.  The following give me hope hope re
backward compatibility:

http://www.brighthub.com/mobile/palm/articles/41704.aspx

The product homepage:  http://www.motionapps.com/classic/overview/

& the following, from PCMag:

Run Palm OS apps on your Pre
Anyone with treasured third-party Palm OS apps should check out MotionApps
Classic. It's an aftermarket emulator that will let you run old programs at
about twice the native speed of a 312-MHz Palm Treo 700p given the Pre's
upgraded hardware. Classic contains the entire OS, including the preferences
screen. Like other apps, Classic can also run in the background—meaning you can
open a Palm OS app, shrink the emulator-plus-app combo to a card, move it aside,
and then start another task in webOS. Not only that, but you can use the Pre's
hardware QWERTY keyboard to enter data into Palm OS apps. (You can finally ditch
that LandWare GoType keyboard.)

Which old Palm apps are compatible with Classic?
At press time, MotionApps was still updating its application compatibility list.
There are over 30,000 of 'em out there, so it might take a while. Still, even
graphics-intensive games like Bejeweled 2 will work. Already, other Palm OS apps
that work in Classic include Pocket Tunes, Kinoma Player, Oxford Dictionary,
Agendus, SplashID, SplashPhoto, Pocket Quicken, Astraware Sudoku, eReader, and
Google Maps. Even vertical apps like Epocrates, a medical data tool, will work
when running in Classic.

Hi Folks,

  I continue to have problems with this new file and font size.
I basically had to select every entry in the notepad and change the font size
from 8 to 10 pt.

That was bad enough, but now it's just crazy.

When I'm at a sub-level and want to indent to add a new sub-level guess what
happens?

That's right, the font size goes back to 8 pt.!!!

This entire file has a default font size of 8 pt. and each level sub-level must
be taught the new font size of 10 pt.

I've been using Ecco for a few years now and it's never happened before this.

Any suggestions/explanations for this?

(an aside, more strange behavior. For the first time ever working with Ecco,
when I hit Alt-right arrow, there was no new indent!
I had to close Ecco and open it again before Alt-right arrow worked).

  TIA

--- In eccopro@yahoogroups.com, Bill Harris <billha88@...> wrote:
>
> You have to establish the level of the outline that you want to change the
default for.  Then Control+Y (outline styles).  Also click on box for "Use this
view's styles for new views.


  Thanks Bill for helping out!

There are many strange things happening now with my Ecco program.

As I mentioned, in the past I never had these problems before with my Ecco
files.

I need to do what you mentioned for each and every notepad that I have in my
file. That's crazy. As I said, why have I not had to do this ever before?
It didn't matter which notepad I was working with, or what level of the outline
I was in, I never touched the font size before this!

TIA

I cannot believe I am still using EccoPro for ten years now.  I posted on this
forum years ago that my ideal would be to use Ecco on a computer the size and
weight of a hardback book. A netbook is pretty close to this. Several weeks ago
I purchased the Acer Aspire 1410 netbook, with an 11.6 inch screen, and am using
Ecco Pro on it, the files right now being on a flash drive.

I have Vista Home Premium, and the Ecco Help files do not run, but at this point
I do not refer to the Help files anymore. Other than that, Ecco appears to run
just fine. I can enlarge the font size in Ecco so that I can read it on the
netbook screen. When I am at home I connect the netbook to an external monitor,
and the font on Ecco reads well. The netbook is portable, not quite as portable
as a smartphone, but I have a full sized keyboard, and the screen is larger, and
I can run Ecco.

Over the years I have continually looked for alternatives to Ecco, and tried
several, but have kept on returning to Ecco. There are other programs that do
some things better.  Still, Ecco is the one program that I use the most often,
and has a variety of uses.

I lean toward thinking the originators of Ecco did not intend for it to be used
solely with a TLI approach, but intended that projects be outlined in the
Notepad, but that dated items that are SLIs appear in the Calendar as TLIs. This
would accomodate the GTD approach with its next actions subordinate to its
project.  I don't understand why Ecco has not found more of a home among GTD
fans.

The abandomment of Ecco by Netmanage now seems shortsighted. Ecco would have had
at least a dedicated niche, could have had a Palm outliner, and could have
ridden the crest of the GTD wave, and led the market for online time management
sites. Ecco is more than just a PIM, it organizes information well.

Ecco is much easier than most similar programs to get information into and out
of. Ecco can be as simple or complex as one wishes. It can keep on growing in
complexity, and I sometimes have to prune it.  However, at times I have been
frustrated with the data limits, the low memory messages, the need to archive,
the lack of calendar features.  I would rather find another program than Ecco,
but no other program has the outlining and columns and calendar and is as
user-friendly.  However, over the horizon it is likely that there will a program
that will replace Ecco, with the convergance of smartphones and netbooks, and
online GTD sites, and online date storage, and unlimited internet access.  Ecco
is not practical for everyone to use, it is still great for the individual who
doesn't need to access a company database.

Question: How does Ecco run on Windows 7?

Question: Will Ecco run on 64-bit operating system?

Mark H.

Question: How does Ecco run on Windows 7?

Question: Will Ecco run on 64-bit operating system?

Mark H.

 

I cannot believe I am still using EccoPro for ten years now. I posted on this forum years ago that my ideal would be to use Ecco on a computer the size and weight of a hardback book. A netbook is pretty close to this. Several weeks ago I purchased the Acer Aspire 1410 netbook, with an 11.6 inch screen, and am using Ecco Pro on it, the files right now being on a flash drive.

I have Vista Home Premium, and the Ecco Help files do not run, but at this point I do not refer to the Help files anymore. Other than that, Ecco appears to run just fine. I can enlarge the font size in Ecco so that I can read it on the netbook screen. When I am at home I connect the netbook to an external monitor, and the font on Ecco reads well. The netbook is portable, not quite as portable as a smartphone, but I have a full sized keyboard, and the screen is larger, and I can run Ecco.

Over the years I have continually looked for alternatives to Ecco, and tried several, but have kept on returning to Ecco. There are other programs that do some things better. Still, Ecco is the one program that I use the most often, and has a variety of uses.

I lean toward thinking the originators of Ecco did not intend for it to be used solely with a TLI approach, but intended that projects be outlined in the Notepad, but that dated items that are SLIs appear in the Calendar as TLIs. This would accomodate the GTD approach with its next actions subordinate to its project. I don't understand why Ecco has not found more of a home among GTD fans.

The abandomment of Ecco by Netmanage now seems shortsighted. Ecco would have had at least a dedicated niche, could have had a Palm outliner, and could have ridden the crest of the GTD wave, and led the market for online time management sites. Ecco is more than just a PIM, it organizes information well.

Ecco is much easier than most similar programs to get information into and out of. Ecco can be as simple or complex as one wishes. It can keep on growing in complexity, and I sometimes have to prune it. However, at times I have been frustrated with the data limits, the low memory messages, the need to archive, the lack of calendar features. I would rather find another program than Ecco, but no other program has the outlining and columns and calendar and is as user-friendly. However, over the horizon it is likely that there will a program that will replace Ecco, with the convergance of smartphones and netbooks, and online GTD sites, and online date storage, and unlimited internet access. Ecco is not practical for everyone to use, it is still great for the individual who doesn't need to access a company database.

Question: How does Ecco run on Windows 7?

Question: Will Ecco run on 64-bit operating system?

Mark H.

 

To get the help files working on VISTA, you have to download a program from Microsoft, I posted in the ecco magic forum when I fist installed VISTA….

 

<<http://forums.eccomagic.com/forum/Attachments/Windows_Help_File_Reader_Vista_6_0-KB917607-x86.zip>>

 

To read the thread here

<<http://forums.eccomagic.com/forum/YaBB.pl?board=BEGIN>> thread is Built in Help….

 

Using Ecco on a netbook

Posted by: "markhedm" stev@chaska.net   markhedm

Tue Nov 3, 2009 9:31 pm (PST)

I cannot believe I am still using EccoPro for ten years now. I posted on this forum years ago that my ideal would be to use Ecco on a computer the size and weight of a hardback book. A netbook is pretty close to this. Several weeks ago I purchased the Acer Aspire 1410 netbook, with an 11.6 inch screen, and am using Ecco Pro on it, the files right now being on a flash drive.

I have Vista Home Premium, and the Ecco Help files do not run, but at this point I do not refer to the Help files anymore. <snip>

 

Hello,

This email message is a notification to let you know that
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TH> Can anyone point me towards a reference on setting up EccoPro to run in
TH> Ubuntu?

TH> I know I need to use Wine, but that is the limit of my knowledge.


Here's another option you might want to investigate:

http://dlc.sun.com/virtualbox/vboxdownload.html

Hi,

This thread mentions using the compusol download ($10) and the link below (which
links to a download installation file at tuleriversoftware.com).  The compusol
version seems to require a couple of settings changes (not sure what their
readme says yet since I haven't paid) and I don't see any experiences yet with
the tuleriversoftware download linked below.

I'm looking for the most reliable, most vanilla version of Ecco 4.01 that will
work on Win 7 64bit.  Can anyone help me choose the best approach?  (I don't
really mind a one-time $10 fee, if it will mean a reliable, simple release.)

I've been using Ecco Pro since it came out!  Thanks for your help with this
question and in this great group generally,

Larry

--- In eccopro@yahoogroups.com, CM <listmail@...> wrote:
>
> Another option is using this installer:
>
http://www.thoughtsonthinking.com/2008/11/installing-ecco-pro-on-windows-vista-a\
nd-windows-xp-sp3.html
>

 

Hi,

This thread mentions using the compusol download ($10) and the link below (which links to a download installation file at tuleriversoftware.com). The compusol version seems to require a couple of settings changes (not sure what their readme says yet since I haven't paid) and I don't see any experiences yet with the tuleriversoftware download linked below.

I'm looking for the most reliable, most vanilla version of Ecco 4.01 that will work on Win 7 64bit. Can anyone help me choose the best approach? (I don't really mind a one-time $10 fee, if it will mean a reliable, simple release.)

I've been using Ecco Pro since it came out! Thanks for your help with this question and in this great group generally,

Larry

--- In eccopro@yahoogroups.com, CM <listmail@...> wrote:
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> Another option is using this installer:
> http://www.thoughtsonthinking.com/2008/11/installing-ecco-pro-on-windows-vista-and-windows-xp-sp3.html
>

When I try to create a synchronized copy of my ECCO file, the copy is created
but not the ECG & ECB files. Am I doing something wrong?

Thanx for your help,

Randy

pcgeek@... wrote:
> When I try to create a synchronized copy of my ECCO file, the copy is created
but not the ECG & ECB files. Am I doing something wrong?

So do changes in the copy show up in the original file?

Where are you looking for the .ecg and .ecb files? I seem to recall that
they are created in an obscure place.

As far as doing something wrong, there isn't anything wrong you can
do... Ecco creates the necessary master file itself. I've never actually
even looked for mine, and I have been synching for years.


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When I try to create a synchronized copy of my ECCO file, the copy is created but not the ECG & ECB files. Am I doing something wrong?

Thanx for your help,

Randy

Sorry for the misunderstanding.  The "CompuSol version" of Ecco with its fixed Registry entries not only extends the use of the PalmOS to users of the Palm Pre in connection with MotionApps Classic V2. We also tested the new 32-bit installation with WindowsXP SP2/SP3 and found it compatible with no need to edit the registry as long as the latest Palm Desktop by ACCESS version 6.2.2 is paired with an original Palm hardware device.

smuggs99 wrote:
> Sorry for the misunderstanding. The "CompuSol version" of Ecco with
its
> fixed Registry entries not only extends the use of the PalmOS to users
> of the Palm Pre in connection with MotionApps Classic V2.

The word "extends" is misleading. I successfully made my ECCO file
synch with MotionApps on a Palm Pree and did not have to use anything
that Compusol did or provided.

Its a simple matter of having the right registry settings and putting
the necessary ECCO dll files into the palm folder on your PC.
Everything needed is already in the forum library here.

GaryE

Can I sync with Google Calendar or Contacts. I have a new Droid and would like
to sync to ECCO.


THANKS

 

Can I sync with Google Calendar or Contacts. I have a new Droid and would like to sync to ECCO.

THANKS