Brian, As far as I know, the Win CE operating system that is usually put into the palmtops is very different from Windows and call for thorough reprogramming of the PC software if we want them to run on those. However, the Libretto model has pretty much the size of a palmtop and runs Windows 9X. I know that RCT runs very well on it. Taking for granted that laptops are less convenient than a tuning fork (as to the space they take in a toolcase) I wouldn't say they are "overwhelming" though. It requires some change of habit but, for me, it is no longer a matter of concern. Moreover, being able to enter all the client's and piano info right on the spot (some even print their bill right on their laps!) bring some features one could not expect from a tuning fork. You can even play Solitaire games while waiting for the check! Regards, Michel Lachance, RPT >Will TuneLab or for that matter RCT work on a computer such as a Psion >palmtop? The thought of using a laptop could be seen as being rather >overwhelming in a customer's home, where a palmtop would be much more >convenient and cheaper. > >Brian Holden > > ______________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com
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