> and a comm package (simple VT-100, email, fax).
Absolutely. The most glaring omissions are all interconnectivity
related. The clip 'n go package is a nice addition, but it does
little for anyone who needs the ability to quickly download multiple
files for later use. Cripes even Sharp has Excel and Word compatibility.
(this is not meant to diminish the well appreciated efforts of those
developing solutions (gdbio, gcbcon etc.))
> The project management facility should have a set of databases
> corresponding to "resources," which projects can share. At the minimum, it should
> allow us to list tasks, durations, begin/end dates, resource/commitment levels
> and dependencies. The project manager should also be able to display a GANTT
> or PERT chart.
I think this a bit ambitious for a personal organizer. Most decent
Proj. Mgt, software costs as much as the entire omnigo!!!
> 2MB would be sufficient as a starter.
This bothers me less as with the way that prices are dropping on all
types of RAM its no biggee to add.
> I've only had my OGo for about three days, BTW, and I do like it a lot.
> What kinda infuriates me is that I learned on the same night that the
> 110 or 120 is coming out in a couple of weeks. Time to exercise that "30-day
> money back guarantee" right!!!
I would defintely wait for the new version or at leasttake a look, no reason to
be inufriated though, they have to do it sometime and thats why
stores have return policies. ;)
p.s. As long as we on and HP bashing routine, I'll take my HP-41C's
architecture over my HP-48GX's any day!!
Warren H. Minix
P.O. Box 411
Rockland, DE 19732-0411