1. Pocket Quicken will talk to desktop Quicken through a combination of sw
and hw. Once in PC Quicken format, you can manipulate (import/export) as you
would with any other Quicken data.
2. You can really "load" apps into the RAM, although DOS apps won't run
unless they are written for GeoWorks. When the Zoomer is turned off, main
and/or back-up batteries hold all data in RAM. Data can only be lost if ALL
batteries go dead. You can manually delete items you don't need, however.
Data can go to any file or available drive you designate through the file
manager.
Hope this helps. P.S. If you want to see Zoomer live and you get Channel
America on cable, check it out on July 7 at 7:30PM EST.Subj: Development
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