Re: [MLUG - DISCUSSION] what do you do with a PDA that requires aPDA?

[Mike Miller <EMAIL:PROTECTED>]

On Thu, 3 Mar 2005, Dave Lloyd wrote:

> On Thu, 3 Mar 2005, Mike Miller wrote:
>
>> Someday you will know so much that your head will be full!
>> (You might think I'm kidding, but you'll see.)
>
> I do turn 30 in April.
>
>> No matter how good your head is right now, I doubt you can remember lists of
>> 50 items while you are shopping and never forget one.
>
> True.  But that's what pieces of paper are for.  They also fit into my
> pocket much easier.

I wouldn't recommend buying a PDA just for the shopping lists, but if you 
already have one in your pocket, it takes up the same amount of pocket 
space with a shopping list in it as without one.  ;-)  For me, the PDA is 
my cell phone+, so I always have it with me.

If you have a long list, it's nice to be able to type it on a PC and copy 
that to the PDA.  If you use the same list repeatedly, I suppose you could 
photocopy it, but it might be easier to use digital copies.  If you make a 
list on paper, then decide that you wish you had grouped items differently 
(e.g., by aisles in the supermarket), you can rewrite the list.  On the 
PDA, just copy items around.

Mike
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