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Joules, Jules and more jewels: a handful of science (continued)

So, whether you are a scientist or merely play one on TV, you can have your pick of science fiction and fact for your Windows CE device. Great works, like those of Jules Verne, are terrific reading any time and nothing perks up a party like a good game of "Guess That Molecule."

All of the above documents can be found at either MemoWare or The Lending Library.

How do I get Doc files into my Windows CE device?
Plain text (ASCII) files may be imported into Windows CE devices in a number of ways that are documented in your device's instruction manual. Doc format files can be read on Windows CE devices using the DOCview application, available at Mike's Palm-Sized PCs website (at http://www.geocities.com/ResearchTriangle/Lab/3533/palm_sw.html), which also includes directions on using that piece of software.

Product availability and resources
Visit MemoWare, maintained by Craig Froehle, at http://www.memoware.com.

Visit The Lending Library, maintained by John Swain, at http://www.macduff.net.

The DOCview application and directions for its use is available at Mike's Palm-Sized PCs website at http://www.geocities.com/ResearchTriangle/Lab/3533/palm_sw.html.


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