Re: Tags on desktop
Neil Slater <[email protected]> Sun, 17 Jan 2010 11:34:28 -0600
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Greetings, Edwin, and welcome to the madness of a well-organized PDA :) Mike gave an excellent description of tags, but he didn't go quite far enough, I think. Also, you don't say which operating system you're using. the Mac and PC versions of the desktop are different, and I cannot comment on the PC version at all. On my Mac, the desktop side of Shadow recognizes the tags, but cannot deal with them nearly as well as the PDA side of the software. That's one of Shadow's Mac failings, I'm afraid. And since pda's are not as popular as they were, this wonderful piece of software is not likely to see many further improvements, darn it. That being said, I use Shadow daily; that, plus a freeware backgammon game, and Big Clock (to time my morning oatmeal) are the three main things I use my Palm for. Shadow does all my work planning, shopping lists, and keeps my favourite quotes too. Oh, I use the Fitaly kepyboard software as well, but that's only because Shadow is so useful! I use the tags at work, and I use the filters for dates even more, but since I use the desktop only to save in case of Nasty Things Happening, the desktop's shortcomings don't bother me. On the other hand (hint, hint!) if the Mac desktop could equal the pda side of Shadow, I'd almost certainly come to rely on the desktop as much as I do on the handheld. I hope this helps you, Edwin. Let us know how you're coming along with the learning curve! As an aside; I keep my telephone list in the Palm, and very few phone numbers in the cell phone. I use the most basic cell phone I could find, and it's ONLY a phone. My Tungsten E2 with Shadow can handle information much better, and the screen is legible, too. Cheers, Neil Slater Regina [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]