I bought my niece an Palm m100, I have a Palm IIIe. I like the notepad program that comes with the m100, my question is can I copy that program onto my Palm IIIe, after all, I did buy it..........

[sine -''-..-]

Whats new about the notpad?

What's new is that you can jot notes in your own handwriting, I think that you are thinking of memopad. The m100 has that and a program called notepad which keeps the note they way you write in, in your own handwriting.

[SupahCoolX]

Gee.. sounds kinda like the Electronic Ink Text feature from the... NEWTON!

[This message has been edited by SupahCoolX (edited 08-20-2000).]

[Trapper]

There's a Palm program that already does that (actually, I think there's more than one). The one I'm thinking of is called "Diddle" and is avaiable wherever fine Palm software is downloaded.

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Travis Hreno
Department of Philosophy
University of Western Ontario
London, Ontario
CANADA
threno@julian.uwo.ca

[sine -''-..-]

Originally posted by SupahCoolX:
Gee.. sounds kinda like the Electronic Ink Text feature from the... NEWTON!

It'll take alot more than a sketch feature to make the notepad as good the Newton notepad

s i n e
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Thanks Travis,
I downloaded Diddle and it works great.

[The Scalz]

The big difference with the new Palm m100 memopad app. is that it can not translate the digitial ink into editable text like the Newton could. Close, but no cigar.

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Richard Scalzo
Graphic Designer & Art Director
Mac user for 15 years