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"I do have a palm top - its a Hewlett Packard [iPaq] and it has got Wi-Fi which is useful. I used to take it to lectures and write all my lecture notes, but I don’t really have lectures any more, so I don’t use that. I use it to synchronise my contacts and email, and all of that stuff, if I know I’m going to be somewhere without a computer, I take it with me so I can get my email. It has got Word and Excel but its a pocket version, and it changes all the formatting. It did have Adobe Acrobat on it at one point, but it was quite slow, so it wasn’t really usable - so, no I couldn’t really use it as a document reader, but it is fine for making them and it is good for e-mail."

Using the pen stylus on the handheld - it is then possible to copy notes and recordings directly into OneNote on the PC. Using ActiveSync with the Mobile Device Center other iPaq or PC files can be synchronised including e-mails and Outlook calendar.