If you have a PalmPilot you know what all the buzz is about. This PDA (Personal Digital Assistant) from 3Com® has revolutionized the handheld computing market -- and it can revolutionize your life! To-do lists, email, daily and weekly calendars, basic spreadsheets, a memo pad, a calculator, your favorite computer game -- all this and more can reside on a pocket-size machine not much larger than a pack of playing cards.
But as handy as the PalmPilot is, there are a few things that dont come in the box -- namely information on all the things your PalmPilot can do and a slew of PalmPilot shareware. Thats where The Complete PalmPilot Guide comes in. Written by a PalmPilot devotee who maintains a PalmPilot FAQ Web site and two newsgroups, this guide provides essential tips and tricks that every PalmPilot user should know. My screen presses arent registering. What should I do? Ive just lost all my data on my PalmPilot -- now what? How do I perform a HotSync? Is the 1MB PalmPilot faster than the 512K version?
Youll find answers to these and dozens of other common (and not-so-common) PalmPilot questions in this handy guide.
Youll also get a thorough run-down and review of all the major commercial and shareware/freeware applications, and inside tips on installing and using these programs, as well as a CD-ROM containing over 140 shareware and freeware applications -- including games, productivity tools, spreadsheets, and more.
Make the most of this handy device with The Complete PalmPilot Guide! You Get Over 140 Shareware and Freeware Applications on the enclosed CD, including: Q-Mate -- a finance application thats compatible with Quicken Doc e-text reader -- an application that lets you read text of any size Klondike -- a solitaire card game J-File -- a shareware database application ReDo 2 -- program that allows you to create repeating To Dos Tricorder -- scan for intelligent life (just like they did on Star Trek)
About the Author
Calvin O. Parker is a database administrator with Sterling Software. He spent nine years working for the U.S. Air Force as a programmer and database administrator. Calvin, a PalmPilot devotee, maintains a Web site for PalmPilot users, and runs two PalmPilot newsgroups.







