I very much agree with Tony about PIM Data being stored internally.
In addition to that I recommend essential extensions for internet and
ethernet connectivity.
I use two cards, a pertinent card that has among other things
Dashboard and More Info. The other slot is for communication cards or
an expendable memory card for very large temporary Works documents (a
system reset while one of these is being saved can corrupt a card).
If you use Dashboard to open a frozen application then it will
refreeze when you close it.
Keep as much frozen as you can.
Woody
On May 19, 2009, at 4:46 PM, Mike Rodgers wrote:
> My original upgraded 2000/2100 was broken about 4 years ago. In the
> meantime I've tried a Pilot. Pretty but limited and not as robust.
> Now
> I have a replacement 2100. I broke out all the old software, books,
> licenses, dust, etc. Once I started into it I realized just how much
> I've forgotten. I want to set it up in the most efficient manner I
> can. So far I have NewtCase, Unlimited Folders and DashBoard stored
> internally. Other apps such as Works, MoreInfo, Writestuff,
> QuickFigure
> Pro, and others will be on a card. I have two 16M cards and one 4M
> card. I understand that the more apps I load, the more heap I
> lose. Do
> you guys have any suggestions on efficient, feature filled setups? I
> have quite a bit of software and don't plan to install all of it.
> I'll
> put games and diversions on the second card. It can be removed if and
> when I need to use the modem card.
>
> Thanks in advance for any advice.
> Mike
>
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