I have sort of the same use for my Newton. Even though I mostly carry a
Palm III with me everywhere, I still keep my mp2100 updated for those
occasions that require more power.
With the number of different things I do in college, it would be practically
impossible for me to remember it all without a pda of some kind. And a lot
of people say "Well a piece of paper will do the same thing". Believe me,
I've tried it. :)
Eric Ma
on 8/9/00 6:57 PM, MYQ Y. Q. LARSON at MYQ@cc.usu.edu wrote:
>> I'm just curious if there is anyone in the community who has had even
>> remotely similar experience in using their Newton. I've mostly felt like I
>> was the only one who might use it this way.
>
> Over the years I've been on this list, I've heard of a handful of individuals
> who use the Newton for about the same reasons - ADD, short term memory
> problems, etc. I think it's a great tool for managing what you need to
> remember and get done. I use it for that reason and I don't think I have
> anything clinical (yet!).
>
> Myq
>
>
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