Hello, Kay;

25 Jan 05 00:29, Kay Shapero wrote to Robert Bull:


 RB>> easier in the sense of greater versatility and portability?

 KS> Yeppers.  And the screen text is quite clear, whatever size I want it
 KS> to be, and always with me, though of course the thing does need

Sounds good.

 KS> recharging after a few hours use.  I've got an automobile charger as

There is that.  Pity they don't make some kind of external battery pack 
that takes standard-size cells for emergency use.

 KS> the net.  And a couple of itty bitty machine screws fell off and went
 KS> missing, and nobody seems to have THOSE either... but the remainder
 KS> are holding it together ok.  Leastwise, should something drastic
 KS> happen I've got a two year replacement warranty on the thing.

You certainly shouldn't have to rely on sticky tape and rubber bands!

 KS> And I don't have to worry about forgetting my Bible on Sunday morning;
 KS> I've got three of 'em in the PDA...

Protestant, Catholic and Orthodox?  No, try again - King James, RSV and New 
English?  :-)  Now all you need is a concordance, and you're set.  I should 
have thought that a concordance should be available as Cruden's must be out 
of copyright, though I've read that Palm searching is slow.

     Regards,

              Robert.

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