on 31-08-2000 7:01, Jim Anderson at jiman@microsoft.com wrote:
> Welcome to the world of the One True Handheld. If I were you (I'm
> actually almost you, I got into Newtons a few months ago after owning
> various Palms), I'd start with Info-Newt (http://www.info-newt.com/), and
> the Newton FAQ there. It will answer most of your initial questions.
> Specifically, look at http://www.info-newt.com/faq/newton-faq-nos.html#IIIB2
> for information about the various ways to reset/reinitialize your Newt, and
> http://www.info-newt.com/faq/newton-faq-nos.html#IIIB3 for information on
> various ways to sync your Newton with your desktop computer.
> You'll probably also want to check out (at first) This Ol' Newt
> (http://hometown.aol.com/thisolnewt/index2.html), Planet Newton
> (http://www.planetnewton.com/) and Newton Resources
> (http://www.chuma.org/newton/) for good, introductory information. Newton
> Resources has one section, "The Cage", which includes PDFs of all the
> documentation which should have came with your Newton.
>
> This should get you started. Good luck, and welcome.
>
> Jim Anderson
I thought that was a pretty good introduction to the list, do you mind about
the copyright Jim, I'm thinking to send this to every newbie, would save
quite a bit of repetition on the list.
And Victor, maybe an idea to add this to the friendly neighborhood
announcement ?
Robert Benschop
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