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My-my this article over at Lockergnome brought back memories...
The author, William Hungerford, says the best way to take more control over your PDA is to create your own custom programs . Before the reader throws tomatoes and other fresh produce at him, he helps guide the way by offering some helpful applications that will help you get the job done. One of the apps he suggests is HanDBase which I feel is an excellent way to write little database apps (albeit not MS Access compatible). It's an app I started with years ago to make an excercize log "What's really nice is that HanDBase is pretty easy to learn but offers some real power under the hood. The other cool thing is that your database is saved as an applet that you can share or even sell to someone that uses HanDBase. If HanDBase isn't for you, some other options are SmartList ToGo, Jfile, and Data On The Run (just for starters)."
So anyone gonna grab the "Bull by the horns" and tame that Pocket PC?
. Before the reader throws tomatoes and other fresh produce at him, he helps guide the way by offering some helpful applications that will help you get the job done. One of the apps he suggests is 
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