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Suggested Palm OS Reading Palm OS Programming Bible, Second Edition - Examines new Palm OS handheld models and new tools for developing Palm OS programs. Includes new working code samples for developing conduits, which synchronize data between handhelds and PCs. Contains a new chapter on the Virtual File System, which allows for handling of data on removable memory cards in the newest Palm devices. (Description from Amazon) Author: Lonnon R. Foster

Palm OS Programming: The Developer's Guide, 2nd Edition - Written for the more experienced C/C++ developer moving to Palm development, Palm OS Programming, Second Edition sets an admirable standard as a programming tutorial that will let anyone get onboard with the best techniques and APIs used to build state-of-the-art Palm applications. (Description from Amazon) Author: Neil Rhodes, et al

Palm OS Developer's Guide - Build cutting-edge and platform-independent Palm OS applications using this in-depth developer's guide. Learn methods for programming with CodeWarrior--and use strings, floating-point numbers, text, and graphics. Also includes advanced programming techniques and concepts. (Description from Amazon) Author: by Kris A. Jamsa, Lyssa Wald

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Suggested Pocket PC Reading How to Do Everything with Your iPAQ Pocket PC - Do more with your iPAQ than you ever thought possible using this easy-to-use guide. Get step-by-step guidance for using Word, Excel, and Outlook, manage your finances, and secure your iPAQ from theft or loss. Covering wireless connections, troubleshooting, as well as fun things to do with the most popular pocket PC--this book will show you how make the most out of your iPAQ. (Description from Amazon) Author: Derek Ball, Barry Shilmover

The Pocket PC - Topics covered: Use of the Pocket PC family of personal digital assistants (PDAs), with emphasis on ActiveSync (via the cradle, a modem, or wireless link). Other sections deal with how to do work and have fun with Pocket PC applications, including Pocket Word, Pocket Excel, and Microsoft Windows Media Player. (Description from Amazon) Author: Steve Seroshek

Pocket PC Handbook - Topics covered: The Pocket PC line of handheld computers, including models in the HP Jornada, Compaq iPAQ, and Casio Cassiopeia lines. This is documentation for ordinary users of these personal organizers who haven't explored all of the capabilities of Pocket Office, Pocket Streets, and the Pocket PC time-management tools, multimedia utilities, and games. (Description from Amazon) Author: Dan Hanttula

Special Edition Using Pocket PC 2002 - Written for seasoned Pocket PC users and new handheld computer users, this book introduces the Pocket PC 2002 operating system and its relationship to earlier versions of Windows CE, explores networking options, and examines the Pocket PC's role as a next-generation personal digital assistant. It delves into the details of using Pocket Word and Pocket Excell to create and manage documents and spreadsheets, explains security issues, and looks at entertainment aspects of Pocket PCs. Morrison is a writer and developer with experience in new technologies. (Description from Amazon) Author: Dan Hanttula

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