Q:  
For which platform is KA/Pi available?
Q:
I can not install KA/Pi on the SD card (ext2 formated), 
it can be installed only in the internal memory. 
What can I do ? 
Q:
KA/Pi startup is time very slow. What can I do ?
Q:
Can I receive contacts via infrared (IR) directly with KA/Pi?

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Q:  
For which platform is KA/Pi available?
A: 
KA/Pi is the platform-independend version of KAddressbook and it 
includes a replacement for the KDE libraries called microkde.
It can be compiled to any platform, where Qt is available.
The source code  compiles without modifications on Windows, 
Linux Desktop and Sharp Zaurus PDA. Precompiled versions are available 
on www.pi-sync.net for Windows and Sharp Zaurus PDA.
Latest versions and the source code cvs can be found at:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/kdepimpi/
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Q:
I can not install KA/Pi on the SD card (ext2 formated), 
it can be installed only in the internal memory. 
What can I do ? 
A:
KA/Pi and friends are now installable on SD-Card!
It is recommended to install all libs and apps
on the SD card or all in the internal storage.
There may be problems, if this is mixed.
If you get an error when installing,
simply install the other packages and try again.
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Q:
KA/Pi startup time is very slow. What can I do ?
A:
- Use the binary resource format to store your contacts instead
of the vCard format.
- If not neede, disable all extensions in
Settings/Configure KAddressbook/Addressbook/General
and restart Ka/Pi.
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Q:
Can I receive contacts via infrared (IR) directly with KA/Pi?
A:
Yes, KA/Pi can receice data via IR when it is running!

You have to do:
- disable FastLoad for the original addressbook application and close it
- start KA/Pi
- enable IR beam/receive

Note: When FastLoad is enabled for KA/Pi, KA/Pi is always running and
you do not need to "start" KA/Pi.