The games, backup, restore and snyc&go all work as wanted in NT4.0,
however there is a problem with clip and go as Mark has pointed out.
Also, note that with Link for Windows the import and export functions do
not work correctly with the Omnigo database and ASCII files. A maximum
of 5 fields can be selected for import/export no matter how many are in
the database. This really pisses me off, I planned to use this function
quite extensively. HP tech support verified this flaw.
Mark Teegarden wrote:
>
> In our last episode, Martin Paul S <CMPSM00@cnic.agw.bt.co.uk>
> said:
> >Can anyone tell me how well Link for Windows works with MS Schedule +
> >(3.11 windows and 3.51 NT) ? I've heard the new software pack can work
> >with this but in a limited way, and our office appointments are all done by
> >Schedule+.
>
> It works great as long as you use Win 3.x or Win95. But NT3.51 has
> problems. HP says that it (the software) does not support NT. I've not
> had any experience with NT4.0 yet. I will try that out soon and post
> results if it works.
>
> My experience in using this software package (HP Link to Windows) with NT3.51 is:
> Sync N Go - Does backups and restores just fine under NT 3.51. It does
> not do the sync with Schedule+ 7.0a (on an Exchange Server) under NT
> 3.51 because of the security.
> Clip N Go - It only seems to work one-way under NT. You can shovel it
> from your desktop to the OmniGo, but the OmniGo can put it on the
> desktop's clipboard. This is where HP's answer was "NT is not
> supported". It is clearly documented in the book that 3.x and 95 are
> supported and I have no problems with it in Win95.
> HP PIM - Phonebook seems to work fine under NT3.51, but the appointment
> book does not run.
> --Mark Teegarden