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 Does anyone have a copy of the AlphaSmart Dana emulator and/or sdk?
Reg Tiangha PRO 5:48pm, 24 December 2015
Long shot, but worth a try, I suppose.

I really want something like "Write or Die" for the Dana so I figured I may as well take a stab at coding a barebones one. After a couple of years of searching, I *finally* managed to stumble upon an archive of Palm programming tools (primarily, the Palm OS Developer Suite which works on Windows, and version 4.0 of the sdk along with prc-tools and other things that works on Linux) so I think I might have enough to start figuring out how to program for this thing, but it would be nice to have any Dana-specific tools that may have been developed and released in the past.

For example, I found reference to a Dana-specific version of the Palm OS emulator on this webpage:
www.nsbasic.com/palm/info/technotes/TN20.htm

But obviously, the link is dead and unfortunately was never archived on archive.org's Wayback Machine. I know it's a long shot, but would anyone here ha

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How to use Dana SDK in Codewarrior 9???

There's some pretty good docs that ship with CW9. On my PC the docs are in
C:\Program Files\Metrowerks\CodeWarrior\CW for Palm OS Support\(Other
SDKs)\AlphaSmart\docs.

Programming for the Dana is pretty straightforward. You have to include a
wTap identifier resource to your project, which is documented in the Dana
Companion Guide. You can either use two different sets of forms, one for the

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