On 26/02/02 11:59, "Smith, Bradley" <bradley.smith_at_artisansw.com> wrote:
> I keep mine tucked behind my ear, much like a carpenter would do with a
> pencil. Note that this only works if you're running version 2.1 of Human
> Ear.
>
> If you don't want to take such drastic measures then buy BIG trousers (pants
> to everyone across the pond). I have a pair of Cargo Pants from Gap that my
> MP2100 easily fits into (although it does bash my knees a bit).
>
> Also, when a Palm user tells you that your Newton is too big just tell them
> that the real problem is that their trousers / pants are too small.
Yep, that's a good one! There's always 2 ways to look at a problem...
-Laurent.
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