Don't get bored if you stay indoors
Finally, since winter weather is generally a little less inviting for outdoor activities, many people watch more movies, read more books, and sleep more hours. Frankly, there's not a whole lot available for the Palm regarding that last one, but as far as books and movies go, you're in luck. Lists of the American Film Institute's Top 100 and Top 400 American movies of all time are available in text, Doc, MobileDB, and JFile formats. Also filling this role is a list of Siskel & Ebert's top 10 movies for each year 1969 through 1997 in MobileDB format. If science-fiction novels are your thing, a complete list of Hugo, Nebula, and Dick Award-winning novels is available. If you prefer the classics, then download a complete list of the copyright-free novels available at Project Gutenberg, compiled by Bill Allen.

Regardless of your latitude (or your attitude), you can make use of some of these items. So, whether (no pun intended) you're reading a good novel, watching a good hockey game, or brewing up a piping hot pot of coffee, there's an interesting or helpful e-document available for your Palm organizer.

All of the above documents can be found at either MemoWare or The Lending Library. Or, take a tour around the Palm organizer E-text Web-Ring. You may be surprised to find exactly what you're looking for!

Craig Froehle pursues his Ph.D. in Business Administration while he awaits being recruited by an NHL expansion team. John Swain lives with a Great Dane named Macduff whose Call of the Wild has become more a Hoarse Whisper of the Refined.