Is there any source code where I can set password on *.csv files using VB.NET (not encrypting it)
And when i'm opening the file, how do I create a textbox for it to let me key in the password?
Files in csv format are plain text files. There is no way of proctecting the contents without encryption.
Your program can pretend the file is protected by asking username and password but this is of course not a real protection for the contents of the csv file.
Mark
thanks for the fast reply..
any info or samples on how to use a simple methods to encrypt the file..
heard about RC4 methods but not quite sure what is it..
the csv file is saved in the xda2.
unable to upload CSV files
I cannot upload csv files into a database, any suggestions please?
I have tried to create a new database table with only 3 columns. Each time I try to upload the csv file i get a message "error unable to load"
Can anyone suggest a way round this or what the error could be please. This is my first attempt to create a database in Neo
Hi all, can someone tell me how to import a reg file please.
I want to use IM+ and it says to import the reg file to the ppc
Also need to import a reg file to make this dual sim software work too
PLEASE HELP
use the program TRE from Tascal software (it's freeware). You can set the .reg files to be imported by TRE when you click on them.
Wolfgang
Hi,
After searching on the forum for any soft that would be able to do this, I'm posting this thread.
I'm looking for a tool that would allow me to export all my SMS in a text file (cvs or other) that can be easily modified, read, stored. Additionaly, I'd like to be able with that tool to import such a file.
reason is that I'd like to keep my SMS readable for ever, but also that I would be able to import on my Hermes the SMS from my SE K800i (for which I've got a tool to export in readable text format)
Thanks for your help
Jeyo Mobile Extender ought to do the trick.. you can download yr sms into outlook and export it to CSV format.. Cheerios
and can I do it the other way around ?
Reimport it from a CVS in outlook ?
yup. c'est possible!
Ca c'est cool
I'll try it
thanks again
karld said:
I'm looking for a tool that would allow me to export all my SMS in a text file (cvs or other) that can be easily modified, read, stored. Additionaly, I'd like to be able with that tool to import such a file.
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Another possibility (if you don't use Outlook, or don't want to use ActiveSync for this, or want it to happen automatically on the phone without needing to be docked) is PPC Pim Backup (also discussed here http://cleanimport.xda/index.php?threads/299705/).
If you want a csv text file output, be sure to turn off the "Binary backup (faster)" option. The resulting file will be called <filename>.pib which you can rename to <filename>.zip and open. Inside will be a file called msgs_<date>.csm, which is a readable/editable csv file.
HTH. HAND. Cheers.
Addendum: Oh, and if you create a file called msgs_<date>.csm and zip it up into a file called <name>.pib, then you can restore (import) the messages back in too. When restoring, there is an option to either delete existing messages before import, or to just add imported messages.
I indeed already tried that one (that I run on a daily basis), but the format of the CVS file is not really correct. Some messages a spread on multiple lines if they contains carriage returns for example.
And also the message is most of the time on multiple lines, which makes it difficult to re-organise it and/or to create a file for import
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Another possibility (if you don't use Outlook, or don't want to use ActiveSync for this, or want it to happen automatically on the phone without needing to be docked) is PPC Pim Backup (also discussed here http://cleanimport.xda/index.php?threads/299705/).
If you want a csv text file output, be sure to turn off the "Binary backup (faster)" option. The resulting file will be called <filename>.pib which you can rename to <filename>.zip and open. Inside will be a file called msgs_<date>.csm, which is a readable/editable csv file.
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Not for the letest version 2.8
Is there anyway to change the group of file types that are listed in the native Library app? I'd like to add CBR/CBZ to the Library listing; I use ComiCat to read these files now and obviously would continue using that app but I'd like to just list all my books/comics in one place. My assumption would be if I was able to list this, the android system would ask me what app I want to open the CBR file in and I'd choose ComiCat as the default application... I decrypted Library.apk and went through all the XML code but couldn't find anything useful.. Any ideas?
This is driving me nuts. When I try to import the config file and the certificates, etc. the app only lets me search for the files in "Recent" and "Downloads". I have another device with the same app installed and I can search the whole sdcard.
Moreover, if I place the config files in the "Downloads" directory, they aren't shown anyway.
Any ideas at all?
Thanks.