memo pad replacement: still current and supported?

[vovka1965]

Is there a good replacement for built-in Memopad that is still current and supported? For instance, PhatNotes for Palm seems to have been discontiued a couple of years back..

[BrentDC]

Um..... new Palm's have a "Note Pad", and a "Memos" application. For the latter, I use PsMemo which is great, and for the former, I never even used Note Pad (exept to test Digitizer dead spots and drift!), but I use a full-fledged paint program called TealPaint (and yes, it is stable, well at least once I got done beta-testing it :) )

[vovka1965]

Um..... new Palm's have a "Note Pad", and a "Memos" application. For the latter, I use PsMemo which is great, and for the former, I never even used Note Pad (exept to test Digitizer dead spots and drift!), but I use a full-fledged paint program called TealPaint (and yes, it is stable, well at least once I got done beta-testing it :) )
Does PsMemo sync with desktop? Or if not, is there a way to transfer files off the card, somehow?

[BrentDC]

That's the great thing, it uses Palm's Memos application database, so you add something in Memos, it shows up in PsMemo, and vise-versa. So sync as always :)

[Adam Helberg]

My choice is MemoLeaf which uses the built-in database, but allows much more and is well supported.

Adam

[ricktt3]

I use Alex Pruss' ChronMemo. I think you can find it in the freeware section here at 1src. Well maybe not, but you can get it at palmgear, http://palmgear.com/?xyz=129574.
It also uses the built-in memo database.