Went on a trip - without my laptop!

[crispeto]

It was great to go on a business trip and not have to take my laptop. I simply took my axim and pocketop keyboard and that's all I needed (besides toothbrush and a change of underwear). I was able to take notes, write a report, listen to music, surf the web, keep up with my schedule, and watch home movies of my little boy. Didn't miss the laptop one bit.

[crispeto]

It was great to go on a business trip and not have to take my laptop. I simply took my axim and pocketop keyboard and that's all I needed (besides toothbrush and a change of underwear). I was able to take notes, write a report, listen to music, surf the web, keep up with my schedule, and watch home movies of my little boy. Didn't miss the laptop one bit.

[Jason Dunn]

Awesome! It's always cool to hear success stories about Pocket PCs being used in "real life". Keep rockin'! :rock on dude!:

[crispeto]

Oh yea, and one of the most important - read my bible!

[ChicoJeff]

What did you do for connectivity? WiFi, modem, lan, cell phone, something else???

[crispeto]

At home I use wifi but on this trip I used a Targus pocket modem and connected to a dial up connection.

[the-mang]

What Bible software are you using? I'm still looking for a good one....

Thanks!

[crispeto]

I'm using Laridian with the NIV. It's a bit expensive though.

[spursdude]

Originally Posted by the-mang

What Bible software are you using? I'm still looking for a good one....

You can check out the free Bible reader from OliveTree Press. You can get free versions of KJV and NKJV. You'll have to pay for some other versions, though. But as freeware, it works out pretty well.