PDAs, was RE: Last Minute Cancellations?

[Leonard ...]

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David and List

I am always learning from this list, so I am glad to be able to
finally make a contribution.

If you are considering either RCT or TuneLab, the pocket PC must have
Windows Mobile as the OS.  Also, at least with RCT a screen size of 240x320
pixels is required. (Some screens are square)  The best suggestion that I
can make is to go to the RCT and TuneLab web sites and look at their minimu=
m
requirements, because even if you do not want to get either one of the two
right now, you may want to be able to install it in the future.

Windows for the Pocket PC is easy enough to learn to use, so switching
from a Palm PDA to a Pocket PC should be an easy transition.

I recently got a iQue M5 by Garmin.  It doubles as a GPS device, with the
ability to map directly from MS Outlook contacts.  It runs on Windows Mobil=
e
2003.  It works well with RCT.

Leonard de Beer
Northern Virginia


On 1/14/06, Piannaman@aol.com <Piannaman@aol.com> wrote:
>
>  David,
>
> Ditto on the appointment times.  I use it for contacts, too.  With Active
> Sync, you can choose which files you want to synchronize.  I also have my
> map program in there, and the new version of Mapopolis is pretty cool.  I=
t
> has a step-by-step voice directions option.
>
> I use an IPAQ 2415.  The display vivid and easy to read.  I use Tunelab o=
n
> mine, and it works fine.  It is housed in a waterproof case I bought to
> ensure that it doesn't suffer the same fate as my last one--an unschedule=
d
> bath in a client's toilet.
>
> Dave Stahl
>
> In a message dated 1/13/2006 9:50:06 P.M. Pacific Standard Time,
> john@formsmapiano.com writes:
>
> I'm pondering going from my ancient Palm V to a Pocket PC device.   I'd
> like to have a color display for easier reading (I know new Palms have
> color).   Would any of you using Pocket PCs and Palms give me some
> feedback?   The Pocket PC enables me to buy Cybertuner or TuneLab in the
> future when I'm so feeble I can't lift my SAT III...
>
>
> David Ilvedson, RPT
> Pacifica, CaliforniaDavid,
>
>
>
> What are the main things you want to do with a PDA? I use a Palm Tungsten
> T3, syncing with MS Outlook for appointment times, directions, etc. Prett=
y
> versatile, lots of software available for many different things. You can =
do
> Excel, Word, PDF, and other common files with the Palm OS. For instance, =
I
> use my Palm to log mileage directly into Excel, then it syncs with the ho=
me
> computer.
>
>
>
> Since I'm used to the Palm interface, I don't know if I would get a
> PocketPC. Having RCT or Verituner on a PDA is tempting, but since I
> purchased the VT box in 2004, I'm not spending another c. $1200 just to h=
ave
> it in a smaller package.
>
>
>
> John Formsma
>
>
> Dave Stahl
>
> Dave Stahl Piano Service
> 650-224-3560*
> http://dstahlpiano.net/ <http://www.dstahlpiano.net/>*
>

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