PalmLJ 1.2.0 -- The PalmOS LiveJournal Client
Copyright (C) 2000 Kev Vance <kvance@tekktonik.net>

Distribute under the GNU GPL.
                                     
News

   April 15, 2001: Post-on-hotsync is done! For Unix, anyway. Fixed some
   bugs. Made a neat color icon, too!
   March 30, 2001: Wireless support through INetLib should be working
   now.
   
Description

   PalmLJ allows you to post entries to LiveJournal with your PalmOS
   device. Optimally, you should have a wireless (e.g. Palm VII) or
   wireline (e.g. serial modem) connection so that you can make entries
   in realtime. If you don't have either of these, your entries can be
   saved on the Palm until HotSync.
   
Features

   PalmLJ supports:
     * Multi-user and multi-journal mode, with no limit on the number you
       can be associated with. (Well, it will probably blow up after
       32767 unique names, but if you have that many, Brad will probably
       want a word with you :P)
     * Custom moods can be added for any entry.
     * MD5 hashed passwords for enhanced security through obscurity.
     * NetLib for wireline, INetLib for wireless, and HotSync for the
       rest of us.
       
   TODO List:
     * Userpic selection
     * Security settings
     * Preformat settings
     * Current music
       
Download

   The latest version of PalmLJ is available at:
     * http://palmlj.sourceforge.net/

* And hey, if you like PalmLJ and you have a few bucks, nothing says
  lovin' like PayPal to kvance@tekktonik.net ;)

Conduits

   Right now, the only conduit available is for pilot-link, which is the
   standard palm communication library for Unix. It is included in the
   source package in the conduits/pilot-link directory.
   
   The pilot-link conduit is split into two programs. ljusers manages the
   users, ljsync posts the enties. Here's how to get started quickly:

% ljusers -a <username>
HotSync your palm.
That username and all the communities it can post to will be added to PalmLJ.

To verify:
% ljusers -l
Hotsync your palm.
You should see a nice list of the users on your PalmLJ user database.

To remove a user:
% ljuser -d <username>
The user will be deleted.

After you have made an entry in palmlj, you can post it with ljsync:
% ljsync
HotSync your palm.
It will print lots of information as it goes, and a summary of its success
or errors at the end.

Contact

   If you have bug reports or patches, the best way to contact me is
   through email: kvance@tekktonik.net tekktonik.net has something like
   10% downtime, so be persistant in your email. Yeah, it's bad, but
   beggars can't be choosers. Running tekktonik.net off a 56k dialup line
   might not be orthodox, but it sure is inexpensive.
   
   Sometimes, you can reach me on AIM as "CapnKev II", but I usually
   forget to log on.
