how do i extract data from palm pdb files?
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If you just want to see it, try opening in notepad. It may or may not be an ASCII file though so you may just see garbage. Some .pdb files are the actual programs that run on a palm pilot, some are database files, some are setup info.
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wow that is a hard one, best suggestion would be to unarchive them with lotus before the conversion and have lotus export them to a comma deliminated format. then try and import them however you will more then likely lose some if not alot of info, i would keep a copy of that archive. Outlook 2003 shows the ability to import lotus, however i have never tried it so cant speak of guarrentees
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try this site\nhttp://www.pdatoolbox.com/body_faq.html\nIt might be of some help.
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I know you'll need to convert the .pdb file to a format that XP can read. There are several converters and I'm not sure which you will need. Try the links below - hopefully one of them will work for you.
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find some at\nwww.filehippo.com
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MS Publisher is the only program that will open these files. Unfortunately OpenOffice (a freeware Office Suite) can't open them. I have successfully converted .pub files to .pdf files ( but of course I had to use Publisher and Adobe Acrobat Professional to do so). At least in .pdf format it is more accessible to view.
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See PDFZone for free tools ...\n\nSee PDFConverter 3 ...
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Assuming you grabbed an array named $row from your results set:\n\n<input type="text" name="myTB" id="myTB" value="<? echo $row['data']; ?>" />
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1. Are you sure it is pbf AND NOT pdf\n2. you need to tell exactly where you are using this file\n   Portable Bitmap Format File \n   Turtle Beach Pinnacle Bank File \n   PBook E-book Format \n   Paragon Disk Image \n   Grand Prix Legends BMAP (Bitmap) File \n   Sprite Backup Mobile Device Image (Sprite Software)\n\nIt has to be one of the above ... please give details in order to get correct solution !
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Sometimes utility programs can do a good job recovering the data.\n\nbad copy pro works well for me
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You could use Automator to do it in a workflow.\n\n1) Ask for Finder Items\n     Type: Files\n     Allow Multiple Selections\n\n2) New PDF Contact Sheet
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Search with below string on google, you will find lot of tools!\n\n"pdf to doc" converter free
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Use ISO Buster or RAR to interogate and extract the data from the ISO.\n\nBoth have a free trail period, and continue to work after it expires as long aas you put up with the pop-up box that comes up when they first start.
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Depends on what u wanna do with the pda.\nIf you are just going to use it as an organizer and are a little short on money... go for one of the cheaper palms OS ones (made by palm).\nOtherwise, if u r in it for the whole mobile media experience (MS office, media player, wireless internet etc.) get a Windows mobile (or PocketPC) based PDA. \nbtw, Palm the company has split its hardware and software divisions.. the hardware company actually makes PDA loaded with windows mobile now, in addition to PalmOS.\nLink: \nhttp://web.palm.com/products/smartphones/index.jhtml\nhttp://www.palm.com/us/products/\nhttp://www.hp.com/country/us/en/prodserv/handheld.html
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i'm really only aware of .pfd files for acrobat reader.  i don't know if i can help, sorry.
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you export the book mark using [file]->[import and export], follow the strp and u got a file, take this file and ise the same procedure, after that u have all the book mark in yr new pc
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I don't use PalmOS so can't provide definitive answer but here are a couple of suggestions.\n - transfer the file to your PC as is, it may be a text file\n - print to a postscript file and find a utility to convert the postscript file into a readable format\n - print to a PDF format if you can find PalmOS software that allows you to do that\n - open it on the PalmOS and see if there is a "Save as" or "export" option in the reader\n\nGood luck.