And I’ve discovered a few more things—where to find out how much memory’s available, how to change the fonts in Word and move files around. Still haven’t found “select all” in Word to Go, even though it says it’s available.

And, J and Karen, trust me when I say I barely even know what I’m talking about. :crazy:

Most Windows-based applications have to be closed on a computer to avoid taking up more memory than necessary and to reduce clutter. So how do you close Palm OS applications? You don’t. Just move on to the next thing you want to do and the application closes as soon as you exit. The only thing to remember before switching applications is to tap Done to save a new or edited note.

That’s one of the advantages of a Palm OS-based device. Turn on the device and it’s immediately ready for use. Switch applications and the previously opened application will automatically close. If you skip out on a game to go to another application, the game will usually pick up where you left off when you resume.

Taken from: http://www.pctoday.com/editorial/article.asp?article=articles%2F2006%2 Ft0406%2F18t06%2F18t06.asp
Hope you had a great Christmas (and don’t worry, you haven’t forgotten who I am. I’m a lurker )

wtf? and thinking it was just me.

And I have an ebook reader, but still…..

wtf?

:lmao:

Uh…in English, please? :lmao:

Seriously, it was like watching a French film and getting like every fifth word — enough to recognize the language, but not nearly enough to figure out what in tarnation is going on.

But then, this is the chick still on dial-up, sigh.