Peter Dufault
2004-07-02 19:03:29 UTC
My main method of hooking up to my cell phone is to just export vcards
from Apple address book and (now that vcard import works great in
bitpim) just import the vcards into bitpim.
That means I use bitpim regularly but don't test all that many features.
If Roger has the time to start importing the Apple address book "photo"
vcard item as a wallpaper, I'll be testing wallpapers on a regular
basis.
Here's my question about cell-phone specific items such as ring tones:
It seems that there are hooks into address book that I don't know
anything about yet that I can use to extend it. If bitpim started
exporting vcards, how would items such as ringtones be exported into a
vcard? I don't think there is a "ringtone" in the vcard spec, but I
think there are arbitrary extensions. Can bitpim use a vcard extension
that I can try to figure out how to hook into address book so that
ringtones could be supported, and so will be better tested?
That will help with test coverage,
Peter
Peter Dufault
HD Associates, Inc.
from Apple address book and (now that vcard import works great in
bitpim) just import the vcards into bitpim.
That means I use bitpim regularly but don't test all that many features.
If Roger has the time to start importing the Apple address book "photo"
vcard item as a wallpaper, I'll be testing wallpapers on a regular
basis.
Here's my question about cell-phone specific items such as ring tones:
It seems that there are hooks into address book that I don't know
anything about yet that I can use to extend it. If bitpim started
exporting vcards, how would items such as ringtones be exported into a
vcard? I don't think there is a "ringtone" in the vcard spec, but I
think there are arbitrary extensions. Can bitpim use a vcard extension
that I can try to figure out how to hook into address book so that
ringtones could be supported, and so will be better tested?
That will help with test coverage,
Peter
Peter Dufault
HD Associates, Inc.