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Skyscape products caused PalmOS to stop responding.
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Hi James,
We have documented this issue for Palm Pre, you can see out FAQ
The full text of the solution is here:
Q: My Palm Pre Crashes or Blue Screens After Installing Skyscape
A: This will happen if you have previously used the Motion Apps I...
Skyscape products are installed however, I keep getting error message "A problem has been detected with PalmOS. The application you were using caused PalmOS to stop responding. Please close this window and try again."
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