As I shared in the MoneyPage forum, Andy sent me a couple of the document files he created. I tested them with I-Silo (a free product). The bookmarks and search features work fine, and the formatting is normal. I-Silo also has a conversion program to convert HTML pages into doc format.
To answer DeVonne's questions, these devices are PDAs (Personal Digital Assistants) - small, handheld computers by such manufacturers as Palm, HandSpring, Compaq, HP, and others. They generally come in two flavors - those that use the Palm OS Operating System and those that use the Windows CE Operating System. The ones Andy has been talking about are the Palm OS based devices. There are a lot of differences of opinion about which devices are better that I won't go into here (you could do an internet search on "handheld operating systems" and probably come up with a lot of information). The devices themselves can run anywhere from $150 - $800 or more (depending on features such as memory, size, color, etc.), but average around $300 for the typical user. Palm OS has a more open source code, and as a result, a much larger population of compatible programs that have been developed. I'm sure others can add to my explanations of these devices.
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