Comments for Nino.Mobile http://nino.net/blog Mobility on the Microsoft platform . . . and more! Thu, 22 Dec 2011 16:39:02 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 Comment on Migrating from eWallet to KeePass (and using KeePass on WP7) by Nathan http://nino.net/blog/posts/migrating-from-ewallet-to-keepass-and-using-keepass-on-wp7/#comment-1578 Nathan Thu, 22 Dec 2011 16:39:02 +0000 /blog/post/2011/01/22/Migrating-from-eWallet-to-KeePass.aspx#comment-1578 We decided to go with KeePass. It has a lot of flexibility and works quite well with the Gingerbread or later Androids. Our biggest problem is finding a tool that will go from eWalletGO to KeePass. We decided to go with KeePass. It has a lot of flexibility and works quite well with the Gingerbread or later Androids. Our biggest problem is finding a tool that will go from eWalletGO to KeePass.

]]> Comment on Migrating from eWallet to KeePass (and using KeePass on WP7) by Nino Benvenuti http://nino.net/blog/posts/migrating-from-ewallet-to-keepass-and-using-keepass-on-wp7/#comment-5 Nino Benvenuti Tue, 08 Feb 2011 14:43:37 +0000 /blog/post/2011/01/22/Migrating-from-eWallet-to-KeePass.aspx#comment-5 Sure thing! Very much looking forward to being able to edit my .kdbx via 7Pass. Sure thing! Very much looking forward to being able to edit my .kdbx via 7Pass.

]]> Comment on Migrating from eWallet to KeePass (and using KeePass on WP7) by Nino Benvenuti http://nino.net/blog/posts/migrating-from-ewallet-to-keepass-and-using-keepass-on-wp7/#comment-4 Nino Benvenuti Tue, 08 Feb 2011 14:42:37 +0000 /blog/post/2011/01/22/Migrating-from-eWallet-to-KeePass.aspx#comment-4 Thanks for your detailed reply. I appreciate you taking the time to reply and explain the market positioning for your products. I look forward to seeing what direction is taken with eWallet and eWallet GO!. Thanks for your detailed reply. I appreciate you taking the time to reply and explain the market positioning for your products. I look forward to seeing what direction is taken with eWallet and eWallet GO!.

]]> Comment on Migrating from eWallet to KeePass (and using KeePass on WP7) by Tran Ngoc Van http://nino.net/blog/posts/migrating-from-ewallet-to-keepass-and-using-keepass-on-wp7/#comment-3 Tran Ngoc Van Sat, 29 Jan 2011 20:05:11 +0000 /blog/post/2011/01/22/Migrating-from-eWallet-to-KeePass.aspx#comment-3 Hi Nino, I'd want to write a post on my blog that links to this post and share my feelings with the readers. I'd want to check with you if you're fine with me quoting some of your sentences from this post? I'd want to have a link to this post as well. Thank you for using and reviewing 7Pass. Hi Nino,

I’d want to write a post on my blog that links to this post and share my feelings with the readers. I’d want to check with you if you’re fine with me quoting some of your sentences from this post? I’d want to have a link to this post as well.

Thank you for using and reviewing 7Pass.

]]> Comment on Migrating from eWallet to KeePass (and using KeePass on WP7) by Marc http://nino.net/blog/posts/migrating-from-ewallet-to-keepass-and-using-keepass-on-wp7/#comment-2 Marc Wed, 26 Jan 2011 02:04:20 +0000 /blog/post/2011/01/22/Migrating-from-eWallet-to-KeePass.aspx#comment-2 Hi! I'm glad you found a solution that works for you, and I'm sorry eWallet is not currently available for Windows Phone 7. The key thing I'd like to offer is that eWallet GO! isn't eWallet. It's a separate application designed for a different customer than eWallet. We couldn't create eWallet in the time we had using the technology provided to us. We COULD get eWallet GO!, a project we've had planned for awhile, built under those constraints. For existing eWallet customers who find that eWallet GO! will meet their needs, we're in final testing of a transfer utility that will allow customers to export their eWallet 7 wallet data to eWallet GO! It should be out in the next week or so. As for eWallet, we are considering eWallet for Windows Phone 7. There are a couple of obstacles still, but we're working on them. We hate to leave eWallet customers waiting, but it's something we've had to do in the past as well. We had a similar scenario with both BlackBerry and Palm OS. We didn't have versions available for those platforms right away, but eventually we were able to support them. Not much comfort if you want eWallet for Windows Phone 7 right now, but I mainly wanted to offer a little background on the decision, and clarify just what eWallet GO! is. Hi! I’m glad you found a solution that works for you, and I’m sorry eWallet is not currently available for Windows Phone 7. The key thing I’d like to offer is that eWallet GO! isn’t eWallet. It’s a separate application designed for a different customer than eWallet. We couldn’t create eWallet in the time we had using the technology provided to us. We COULD get eWallet GO!, a project we’ve had planned for awhile, built under those constraints.

For existing eWallet customers who find that eWallet GO! will meet their needs, we’re in final testing of a transfer utility that will allow customers to export their eWallet 7 wallet data to eWallet GO! It should be out in the next week or so.

As for eWallet, we are considering eWallet for Windows Phone 7. There are a couple of obstacles still, but we’re working on them. We hate to leave eWallet customers waiting, but it’s something we’ve had to do in the past as well. We had a similar scenario with both BlackBerry and Palm OS. We didn’t have versions available for those platforms right away, but eventually we were able to support them.

Not much comfort if you want eWallet for Windows Phone 7 right now, but I mainly wanted to offer a little background on the decision, and clarify just what eWallet GO! is.

]]> Comment on Book Review: .NET Compact Framework 3.5 Data Driven Applications by Ryan O'Neill http://nino.net/blog/posts/book-review-net-compact-framework-3-5-data-driven-applications/#comment-14 Ryan O'Neill Tue, 24 Aug 2010 02:53:32 +0000 /blog/post/2010/08/22/Book-Review-NET-Compact-Framework-35-Data-Driven-Applications.aspx#comment-14 Wow, I didn't even know of the existence of this book. That's not a good sign. Wow, I didn’t even know of the existence of this book. That’s not a good sign.

]]> Comment on Speaking at devLINK 2010 by acronym http://nino.net/blog/posts/speaking-at-devlink-2010/#comment-18 acronym Thu, 05 Aug 2010 16:24:57 +0000 /blog/post/2010/08/04/Speaking-at-devLINK-2010.aspx#comment-18 Your post are all so interesting and attracted,then is the info about my web:The Acronym List is a searchable database of over 8 million acronyms, abbreviations and meanings. Covers: business, international, chat, organizations, common acronyms, computers, science, technology, government, telecommunications, and military acronyms. http://www.acronymlist.org/ Your post are all so interesting and attracted,then is the info about my web:The Acronym List is a searchable database of over 8 million acronyms, abbreviations and meanings. Covers: business, international, chat, organizations, common acronyms, computers, science, technology, government, telecommunications, and military acronyms.
http://www.acronymlist.org/

]]> Comment on Intro to DVCS with Mercurial – Presentation Materials by Ken Robertson http://nino.net/blog/posts/intro-to-dvcs-with-mercurial-presentation-materials/#comment-22 Ken Robertson Tue, 13 Apr 2010 14:50:38 +0000 /blog/post/2010/02/23/Intro-to-DVCS-with-Mercurial-Presentation-Materials.aspx#comment-22 Thanks for the mention of Trunks! Appreciate it very much. Thanks for the mention of Trunks! Appreciate it very much.

]]> Comment on Publishing to Graffiti CMS from Diarist by Anonymous http://nino.net/blog/posts/publishing-to-graffiti-cms-from-diarist/#comment-24 Anonymous Fri, 05 Dec 2008 11:20:00 +0000 /blog/post/2008/11/30/Publishing-to-Graffiti-CMS-from-Diarist.aspx#comment-24 <p>Actually, there's something you can do to avoid typing the endpoint: since Graffiti CMS supports RSD (I just had a look) Diarist will do endpoint discovery - just enter your blog url in the erm, Blog URL field and select Menu->Find API (which should be enabled if there is no value in the API field), and Diarist should retrieve the appropriate value and populate the API field with the endpoint itself. This works for any blog that supports Really Simple Discovery (RSD)</p> <p>PS. Since I currently don't have a permanent job I'm giving up the web hosting for now, but I've put the Diarist CAB file on SkyDrive: <a target="_blank" href="http://cid-eda3c1275909727a.skydrive.live.com/self.aspx/Public/MobileApps/WM5Diarist2.CAB">cid-eda3c1275909727a.skydrive.live.com/.../WM5Diarist2.CAB</a> </p> Actually, there’s something you can do to avoid typing the endpoint: since Graffiti CMS supports RSD (I just had a look) Diarist will do endpoint discovery – just enter your blog url in the erm, Blog URL field and select Menu->Find API (which should be enabled if there is no value in the API field), and Diarist should retrieve the appropriate value and populate the API field with the endpoint itself. This works for any blog that supports Really Simple Discovery (RSD)

PS. Since I currently don’t have a permanent job I’m giving up the web hosting for now, but I’ve put the Diarist CAB file on SkyDrive: cid-eda3c1275909727a.skydrive.live.com/…/WM5Diarist2.CAB

]]> Comment on Publishing to Graffiti CMS from Diarist by Anonymous http://nino.net/blog/posts/publishing-to-graffiti-cms-from-diarist/#comment-23 Anonymous Mon, 01 Dec 2008 01:18:00 +0000 /blog/post/2008/11/30/Publishing-to-Graffiti-CMS-from-Diarist.aspx#comment-23 <p>Nice!</p> Nice!

]]>