Bận quá chưa có giờ dịch ra, các bác nào dùng blazer thử nhé
It's not exactly a secret, but it's not obvious. Blazer, the web browser on the Treo 650, can read local HTML files directly off the SD card.
How? You just give it a URL such as file:///foo/index.html where foo is a directory at the root of the card. Works like a champ.
So, what to do with this? Well, one cool option is to take advantage of applications that export to HTML, such as the groovy VoodooPad.
Once you've got yourself a nice wiki going on your desktop, export it to HTML and stick it on the Treo's card. Bookmark it in Blazer and presto! Instant wiki-to-go, fully hyperlinked, with your pictures, sketches and everything.
Of course the wiki is non-editable once it's on the Palm, but this is still a useful way to take a chunk of knowledge on the road with you.
You can even take advantage of Missing Sync 5's new "Folder Sync" feature, and export the HTML directly to a sync'ed folder. Next time you sync your Treo, the exported HTML will automatically get pushed onto your memory card.
There are of course some Palm-specific wiki apps, that let you edit on the Palm as well, but most of them want for syncing options, and are not as feature-rich as VoodooPad. And, let's face it, if you're going to be doing a bunch of typing, better to do it at your desktop than with your thumbs.
It's not exactly a secret, but it's not obvious. Blazer, the web browser on the Treo 650, can read local HTML files directly off the SD card.
How? You just give it a URL such as file:///foo/index.html where foo is a directory at the root of the card. Works like a champ.
So, what to do with this? Well, one cool option is to take advantage of applications that export to HTML, such as the groovy VoodooPad.
Once you've got yourself a nice wiki going on your desktop, export it to HTML and stick it on the Treo's card. Bookmark it in Blazer and presto! Instant wiki-to-go, fully hyperlinked, with your pictures, sketches and everything.
Of course the wiki is non-editable once it's on the Palm, but this is still a useful way to take a chunk of knowledge on the road with you.
You can even take advantage of Missing Sync 5's new "Folder Sync" feature, and export the HTML directly to a sync'ed folder. Next time you sync your Treo, the exported HTML will automatically get pushed onto your memory card.
There are of course some Palm-specific wiki apps, that let you edit on the Palm as well, but most of them want for syncing options, and are not as feature-rich as VoodooPad. And, let's face it, if you're going to be doing a bunch of typing, better to do it at your desktop than with your thumbs.