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Palm Desktop is the desktop companion software for all Palm devices.

It allows users to view, sort, find, edit, back up, and add anything to Palm OS handhelds. This update features a new user interface, useful new views, and timesaving features, such as a Hide/Show/Mask Records function and a resizeable memo window. Additionally, it also includes improved security and new ways to share, send, and receive appointments and address book information.

In addition to a brand new look, this updated software offers expense tracking, in-place memo editing, new ways to customize your launcher bar, a variety of desktop alarms, and more. Version 6.2 may include unspecified updates, enhancements, or bug fixes.","thumbnailUrl":" -222d-4d63-b0a2-0d0bf4c36bc1/imgingest-6191881155442838914.png?auto=webp&fit=crop&height=675&width=1200"},"name":"Palm Desktop","applicationCategory":"Utilities & Operating Systems","applicationSubCategory":"System Utilities","image":null,"description":"Palm Desktop is the desktop companion software for all Palm devices.

It allows users to view, sort, find, edit, back up, and add anything to Palm OS handhelds. This update features a new user interface, useful new views, and timesaving features, such as a Hide/Show/Mask Records function and a resizeable memo window. Additionally, it also includes improved security and new ways to share, send, and receive appointments and address book information.

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In addition to a brand new look, this updated software offers expense tracking, in-place memo editing, new ways to customize your launcher bar, a variety of desktop alarms, and more. Version 6.2 may include unspecified updates, enhancements, or bug fixes.

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Families can be together forever... RE: Invalid Configuration - Terminating the Palm Desktop kinselas (IS/IT--Management)(OP)3 Sep 02 18:51Thank you for the support. This has been confirmed by Palm support RE: Invalid Configuration - Terminating the Palm Desktop rachelpeine (Instructor)14 Jun 04 22:05Can anyone help - I have palm desktop software installed on my standalone Windows 2000 machine, and today when i clicked on my desktop icon I got a blank textbox that says "users". i then got "error, invalid configuration, terminating Palm desktop". what the heck is going on? thanks, Rachel RE: Invalid Configuration - Terminating the Palm Desktop AlphaGuy (MIS)17 Jun 04 00:02Did you install the Desktop Software while logged in as you, or a different user? As mentioned above, the Palm Desktop software needs to be installed for each user individually.

A couple of items to consider while performing the install:

1. If you want other users to be able to see your data when they open the Desktop Software (while logged in as another user), you should all use the same install path (default). Normally this would be:

C:\program files\palm

2. If you want to keep your data little more private, and would like to be able to install various conduits (say one user wants to sync with the Desktop Software, and another user with MS Outlook), then you should change the install location for each user. Something like the following would probably be a good idea:

C:\program files\palm\username

In any case, you'll need to reinstall the Desktop Software while logged in as the user that will be using it, and you'll need admin rights when doing so (note, as mentioned above, that the admin rights may be taken away after the installation is complete).

I hope this helps

AlphaGuy RE: Invalid Configuration - Terminating the Palm Desktop Stevearino (MIS)8 Jul 04 10:42Has anyone tried installing this on a Windows Terminal Server?

Sounds like a nightmare having to log in as every user on every server after giving them all admin rights and then removing those rights once I am done.

RE: Invalid Configuration - Terminating the Palm Desktop LloydSev (ISP)13 Apr 05 12:19I have Palm Desktop installed in a multi-user environment.. About 60 people use Palm Desktop on 1 system each with their own account.

Never had any problems.. now today I had to redo a system and this is the error I get when trying to open Palm Desktop.

I also can not select Local USB as a place to sync from..

It CAN be done in a multi-user environment, seeing as I have 20 other PCs doing it right now. Computer/Network Technician

CCNA RE: Invalid Configuration - Terminating the Palm Desktop LloydSev (ISP)19 Apr 05 13:01Problem Fixed.

I found a solution.

HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\US Robotics\

Export that ENTIRE key from the account which originally had Palm Desktop Installed on it.

Now you can setup the reg file to run silently on StartUp in AllUsers so that AllUsers can run Palm Desktop with no problems.

The command to do so would be

regedit /s %Path%\Palm.reg

If this file runs, then Palm Desktop WILL open up and work correctly under EVERY account on the machine that this file is run under. Computer/Network Technician

CCNA RE: Invalid Configuration - Terminating the Palm Desktop Igore (IS/IT--Management)6 Jun 05 11:07I am getting the same error message that is mentioned here. I have re-installed the Palm SW while logged on as the user in question using the "Run As" option to get around the Admin rights for install. The Program seems to install. It even appears to Sync, but when I try to get into the Desktop part of the App to see if the data did in fact Sync, I get the Error: invalid configuration ....

Does the program require elevated rights to open the Program? I know that Lotus Notes (crap messaging SW) requires the users to have write permissions to the Lotus directory or else the program will not run. Could it be something similar to that?

RE: Invalid Configuration - Terminating the Palm Desktop SambK (IS/IT--Management)8 Sep 05 12:05LloydSev, please tell me a little more about using the command for the exported registry key. I will export the key from either the admin or user registry hive. Does this command run under the user with the problem? (Start - run - command syntax)? googletag.cmd.push(function() googletag.display('div-gpt-ad-1406030581151-2'); ); Red Flag This PostPlease let us know here why this post is inappropriate. Reasons such as off-topic, duplicates, flames, illegal, vulgar, or students posting their homework.

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I installed Palm Desktop v6.2, the Aceeca drivers and possibly also Pimlico's Palm Hotsync on Windows 10, and it worked fine. I was following either the advice given to me by Smkranz at -and-Mobile-Devices-Archive-Read-Only/Palm-desktop-on-windows-1... or the advice given by WyreNut at -and-Mobile-Devices/64-Bit-Windows7-8-8-1-10-USB-drivers-for-Pa.... I cannot find any trace of the Pimlico software on my computer. Recently I found that Palm Desktop no longer displayed the datebook, address book, todo list and memos. When I try to open Palm desktop, I first get a message that some components required for playing and editing video clips are not installed, and that I should install WMP/Direct X and Apple Quicktime. When I ok that, I see the palm interface, but with an icon on the left entitled "Media", and an icon for the install tool, and another for an encrypted database that I installed long ago and used to work perfectly, but none of the icons that should be there for the datebook, address book, memos and todo list are present. I suspect that a Windows update may have caused this, but query. Can you offer an explanation, or suggest a solution, please?

However, with the update to the 4.1 Desktop application, the binary format did change to handle the new fields that were added. I'm not privy to those changes or if the code used the same method that the original desktop did.

Thank you so much for this very helpful information. Not being the techinical geniuses that everyone else seems to be in the above comments, I was still able to follow your very simple instructions and was able to successfully re-establish a connection with my saved desktop file. Thank you so much for publishing this information. ?

I upgraded tonight to Lion, without checking if it supported my old palm desktop application (that came with my old Tungsten). I don't care if I can run the program, I just need access to a few files I created with it's note pad function. specifically they are documented journals, like a blog, about my kids that I did in notes on the palm desktop. I'm a bit frantic now, thinking I've lost access to those files.

Ideally I'd like to uninstall Lion, open the app, copy the file information and install Lion again. I like Lion, but didn't realize I wouldn't be able to open my palm app. My fault, yes. How do I fix it??

> It does everything I need and want: A desktop app that integrates contacts,

> memos, calendar, and to-dos, and provides significant flexibility within and

> among each of those modules. (Yeah, it includes the ability to sync with a

> Palm handheld...but I never used it, and don't care about it: I never had a

> need for a handheld.)

>

> It still works with SL...but increasingly (with each SL update) it's

> becoming a bit unstable. I'd hate to boot up one day and find the past 20

> years of PIM info stuck in an app that can no longer be opened.

> In article ,

> Nick Naym wrote:

>

>> It does everything I need and want: A desktop app that integrates contacts,

>> memos, calendar, and to-dos, and provides significant flexibility within and

>> among each of those modules. (Yeah, it includes the ability to sync with a

>> Palm handheld...but I never used it, and don't care about it: I never had a

>> need for a handheld.)

>>

>> It still works with SL...but increasingly (with each SL update) it's

>> becoming a bit unstable. I'd hate to boot up one day and find the past 20

>> years of PIM info stuck in an app that can no longer be opened.

>

> Two possible alternatives include SOHO Organizer

> ( ) and Daylite

> ( ).

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