Palm Pilot & Piano Teching

[Don]

Hi all,

Eudora planner is in beta for the Mac and full fledged for the PC and the
Palm.


At 08:51 PM 6/1/98 -0400, you wrote:
>What a coincidence! More on that in a moment. First...
>
>To Dick Day: Just do it. Now that prices have dropped, you'll probably
want at
>least the Pro, if not the PPIII. My only regret is that I went through so
many
>*other* organizers before discovering the Pilot. Hindsight wins again. In
>addition, more and more time managers are being ported to the Pilot every
day.
>Strangely, as a stand-alone program, QualComm's 'Eudora Planner', while it
may
>be great on a Mac, is not ready for prime time on an Intel platform. Of
>course,
>this is IMNSHO.
>
>Just like your paper-based system... (or as Jerry Lewis once said, "If it's
>yours you can lose it"). Try not to sit on it or shower with it. Also
remember
>that dogs love to chew on leather cases. Enough said. 
>
>The coincidence part.  After trying various 'carriers', I finally sprung for
>the FlipCase(tm) by Synergy Soltions [http//www.synsolutions.com]. I bought
>the
>leather one with a quick release belt clip. It arrived today. I had just
>opened
>the package, 'installed' the case, and downloaded pianotech mail onto the
>Pilot. Then to see all these messages *about* Pilot. I thought I was in the
>wrong newsgroup!
>
>At 05:37 PM 6/1/98 -0400, you wrote:
>[edited]
>>I am considering the purchase of a Palm Pilot to replace my paper schedule
>>book.  I misplaced my paper book last Friday and went thru a day and a half 
>>Sure would appreciatte pro/con from any users or former users
>[end]
>
>
>Jim Harvey, RPT
>harvey@greenwood.net
>
>Harvey's corollary to axiom #34: Beware of "As seen on TV" items in stores.
>
>
Regards, Don