Yes, except backing up and restoring the treo was an painful affair. My only computer was a laptop, and it had no flash drive to back up to... Restoring the data only added contacts... I still needed to manually extract pre-sets for the main phone page again. I really like paper because the reading apparatus will likely never become obsolete (in my lifetime... I guess once the sun dies we won't read with reflected light so much) -Evan On 4/16/07, Elliott C. Evans <eeyore@xxxxxxxx> wrote:
TheLoneGoldfish wrote: > I now own a phone that's just a phone, and a paper calendar/organizer. I had a paper calendar/organizer a few years back. It filled up after about a year, and it was really hard to expand for new years without having to offload all my old data. It was a pain in the neck to back up, and I couldn't move the data easily to other devices. Eventually, the cover fell off so I stopped using it. Now I keep all my stuff in a PDA. I back it up three different ways so that even if the batteries die or I lose the thing, I can easily replace it. I can transfer data to other devices easily and carry every calendar entry and phone number from the last ten years, plus hundreds of pages of reference material and personal information. My phone is just a phone, though. =^> -- Elliott C. "Eeyore" Evans eeyore@xxxxxxxx _______________________________________________ Geeks mailing list Geeks@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx http://lists.looneylabs.com/mailman/listinfo/geeks