Registered: Jan 2000
Location:
Posts: 9

I mostly use it for
1) contacts
2) checkbook register (ultrasoft money)
3) movielistings: (showtimes0.4)
4) tvlistings

I still can't do Graffiti fast enough to make writing useful for me, so my vdx is just going to provide information in the meatime.

Registered: Feb 2000
Location:
Posts: 29

1.E-books
2.Web Content (news,sports)
3.Games

Registered: Dec 1999
Location:
Posts: 88

1. email
2. address book
3. ebooks, articles
4. write memos
5. revise word docs
6. browse the web
7. view family pictures (Album ToGo)
8. AvantGo (Ny Times, etc.)
9. print email, memos, addresses
10. games
11. beam to other Visor/Palm users
12. review college courses on-line
13. spreadsheet ((PiMC)

Registered: Nov 1999
Location: California, MD, USA
Posts: 12

My main uses for my Visor,

1)Appointment Scheduler
2)Reminder notes and lists
3)Avantgo content (movie listings,etc)

Registered: Feb 2000
Location:
Posts: 6

My top 3 uses:

1. To-do list (Life Balance)
2. Star finder (Planetarium)
3. Games (Mahjohnng and NoMess at the moment)


--Castiron

Registered: Dec 1999
Location:
Posts: 18

Gee, I can't get the top three uses, these are the things I use it most for:

1. Keep track of appointments/to do's.

2. Keep track of billable time with Punch Clock

3. Contact list.

4. Balance checkbook with MyCheckBook.

5. Web content with AvantGo.

6. Keep track of shopping lists with HandyShopper.

[This message has been edited by Eraser (edited 03-02-2000).]

Registered: Dec 1999
Location: Kuala Lumpur
Posts: 247

Top three? That's difficult, but here it is:

1) Manage my life
2) AvantGo - I'm a tech writer, so keeping updated with the latest tech news is important to me
3) OmniRemote - works better on the Visor than on any Palm, with its enhanced infrared range.

Registered: Dec 1999
Location: Chandler, AZ
Posts: 289

I have a daily ritual around my Visor. I sync in the morning..

1. Play Jeopardy 2000 (AvantGo Channel)
2. Check my datebook for any important happenings
3. Review AvantGo for misc news
4. After stowaway comes out, use the unit for note taking in class @ school...
5. play the occasional game...

Registered: Oct 1999
Location: Baltimore MD, USA
Posts: 717

quote:

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Originally posted by Cerulean:
I have a daily ritual around my Visor. I sync in the morning..

2. Check my datebook for any important happenings

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Registered: Mar 2000
Location: El Paso
Posts: 8

1. medical reference
2. e-texts
3. organizer stuff.

Registered: Mar 2000
Location: California
Posts: 19

1. Girls phone numbers.
2. Schedule night outs out with girls.
3. Kama Sutra Guide.
4. Write down my things to do today.
5. Ideas for internet starup.
6. TV Remote
7. Write down book titles and comparing prices w/ Amazon.com

Registered: Dec 1999
Location: Durham, NC
Posts: 78

1 Synch with Outlook (calendar, contacts, memos)
2 It does something else?
3 really? Hmmm.

Registered: Nov 1999
Location: Oak Grove, Kentucky
Posts: 211

Hi All,
The following is a short list of my usages of the Handspring Visor (even thought, there are more):

1. e-Books
2. CheckBook
3. Games
4. Time Management
5. AddressBook

Regards,
Byron

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Registered: Mar 2000
Location: Krum, Tx
Posts: 5

1. AvantGo
2. Datebook
3. Games

Registered: Mar 2000
Location: Richmond, BC, Canada
Posts: 1

I have a terrible memory for appointments and keeping track of peoples phone numbers so the Visor saves my life on a daily basis. I use it mostly for its contact management abilities and a few litlte games here and there.

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Registered: Mar 2000
Location: McLean, VA USA
Posts: 216

1. Day Planner replacement (calendar, contacts)

2. Project management (todo list)

3. Note taking at meetings. Unfortuneately I run the meetings so I can't play BSBingo.

Registered: Jan 2000
Location:
Posts: 391

My Visor is the third lobe of my brain. The one that can keep track of time and tell me (hey, quit hacking, you gotta go pick up the kids from Karate) and (didn't you put a TV dinner in the microwave 6 minutes ago?) and (your cellphone number is 1-800-HOT-SEXY).

Actually, that last one's a lie. You think I'm goinna tell you all my cellphone number?

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Registered: Mar 2000
Location: Columbia, MO
Posts: 125

I've only had my smokin' bVDx about 10 hours now, but here are my initial plans:
1. PIM-appointments, to do, address/phone#'s
2. definitely wanna try AvantGo or similar Web content
3. Just got Stephen King's Riding the Bullet - if I like the format, some more e-books
4. Fun stuff-sun compass, games, IRchat during meetings....
Any recommendations & newbie advice welcomed!

Registered: Feb 2000
Location: San Diego, California
Posts: 16

1. Keep track of work schedule (changes daily)

2. AvantGo

3. HandyShopper

4. Contacts & Bdays

5. Games (believe it or not, I am obsessed with conquering Hardball at the moment)




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Registered: Mar 2000
Location: You idiot, how did you get glue on your visor
Posts: 3

1). to do list
2). AvantGo
3). Mass Distribution of grayscale gay porno
4). Keep track of all my Hoes
5). Stashing crack in the springboard slot
6). Pimp Slap my hoes with it
7). Two Word: Red Pancakes
8). Las salchichas esta mas intellegente que la mantequilla
9). Visor = Orginization which leads to organized crime
10). I throw it at peoples heads when they piss me off. Then i write to visor saying it just broke for no good reason and they send out a new one, which I promptly throw at someone else's head. I've done this 12310 times within the last 6 weeks. You'd be surpirsed at the damage a flying visor can inflict on the unprotected head.

As you can see, I couldn't live without my Visor!