PDAJD.com, according to the site's creators, is "the most comprehensive resource for legal-related PDA content on the Internet." I wouldn't suggest disputing this point, as you might end up in court where these guys will almost certainly take you down. PDAJD.com was created to focus on the needs of members of the legal community, as far as PDA matters are concerned. The site's homepage is pictured in Figure A.

FIGURE A

At PDAJD.com, you won't find any lawyer jokes. Click picture for a larger image.

On the site, you'll find content dealing specifically with legal issues. This content includes, "products that help keep you organized and informed, detailed reviews by other professionals, articles on how your colleagues are utilizing PDAs, and interactive features where you can talk with other users just like you."

PDAMD.com, meanwhile, is "the most comprehensive resource for medical-related PDA content on the Internet." There you will find "content dealing specifically with medical issues, including products that help keep you organized and informed, detailed reviews by other healthcare professionals, articles on how your colleagues are utilizing PDAs, and interactive features where you can talk with other users just like you."

The only medical condition I'm experiencing right now is déjà vu.

If you're a PDA user in either of these professional fields, then these great Web sites may be just what the doctor ordered.

Steve Niles is Senior Editor for ZATZ Publishing. He is also an independent filmmaker and freelance writer. For more information, visit http://www.sn-films.com.