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    Comments on: Share Data Easily Via the Web with CoolaCoola is a free service that lets you take information you want from the Web or an e-mail and transfer it automatically to the appropriate application on any Palm OS device. Addresses, Events, and Memos that you want to have transferred are called coolets. Using simple on-line forms, you can create your own coolets. Once you have downloaded a coolet onto your Palm, no new application is required to read them. Address coolets appear on your address list, event coolets are on your calendar, and memo coolets can be read with the Memo Pad. Only a 4K application is needed on your Palm but about 2.5 MB of sync software will be added to your PC.
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 Very Cool
I specially like the application of Coola as done by CIO.com in their event calendar. Now I can get events of my choice into my datebook. Wish my commuter train calendar was available as a coolet.
Hoping it takes offSteve Smith @ 7/28/2000 3:40:33 PM #
This thing is great. I was expecting to get some sort of sponsorship ad' within the memos, but nope, it's ad free. Lets just hope that more sites realise its potential and sign up. This could be the best thing to hit the Palm since AvantGo.
I like WeSync better.Austin Burns @ 7/28/2000 4:32:58 PM #
WeSync lets me share entire calendars, and automatically updates them. Coola seemed a little too limited for my needs.
[ No Subject ]Marlon Edmonds @ 7/31/2000 8:21:29 PM #
What is the web address for this application I'm interested in it
Coola address
the web address is www.coola.com Doenst wesync force users to use a stand alone application? Coola uses the actual Palm Date book, mem pad and address book. Also, does wesync have an email component like Coola's?  RE: Coola address
Coola now has a calendar for download. So in one click you can automatically have every holiday on 2000 and 2001 placed in your date book.
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I can see this being a godsend to companies that have a group, like salespeople, who all use Palms and especially for PUGs to let people easily schedule meetings.