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If your'e interested in Atari ST madness, go here:
http://www.codejedi.com/shadowplan/castaway.html

Cheers! (And Maven.. nice job. Spread the faith!)

jeff

The Shadow knows!

I'm a lawyer, and guess there's less 'penetration' among lawyers because, unlike doctors, they don't have to leave their reference books and computers in an office to dispense advice to clients 'on the hoof'.

Still, I'm puzzled that most of my brethern, many of whom use PDAs as simple organizers, do not use their PDAs for the most ubquitious, painful administrative chores most lawyers in private practice face: recording "billable hours".

This is where the Palm really shines for me. I have used a freeware/OS product, Timesheet 1.5.3 by Stuart Nicholson, which is the #2 "recommended" software in Time Tracking by Gabriel Castellanos. I have used it since using my first Palm III over four years ago. I had somehow never been able to keep time consistently with the tradtional paper 'timesheets' and was usually always being bugged by my office colleagues when it was time to "close the month" and have the previous month's time entered into the billing system

Checking the links though, I very quickly found out that this software has been removed from its former d/l location at Palmgear "by request of the developer", the other link on the expert guide also '404's and a Google search reveals that the software is now AWOL in a *.prc/zip distro (except it is available in uncompiled C on a few open source sites).

I think the developer is working for Snappermail now, and I'm going to drop him an e-mail and ask him what's up and whether this software can be made available again (I'll check Handango and Palmsource first, I guess too).

J