nbsp   What is the structure of the Palm Address Book database?
Very complicated. One of the demo programs shows how to read data from the address book database. Database name : AddressDB (note that this is case-sensitive) Fields : Options pftLongint Flags pftLongint Filler pftByte Name pftString FirstName pftString Company pftString Phone1 pftString Phone2 pftString Phone3 pftString Phone4 pftString Phone5 pftString Address pftString City pftString State pftString Postcode pftString Country pftString Title pftString Custom1 pftString Custom2 pftString Custom3 pftString Custom4 pftString Notes pftString The Flags field is used to determine if there is any content in the other fields. If the corresponding bit in Flags is 1, then the field is used. The first 20 bits are used, one for each of the fields after Flags. This is an example of how to pack the most information into a small database. Note too, that this means records will be different sizes, depending on the data in them. The Options field stores the phone number types. The first 4 bits store
