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If you are in need of a fully functional word processor or spreadsheet app for your Pocket PC, SoftMaker has informed me that you can get their TextMaker word processor and PlanMaker spreadsheet software for 50% off this week. Already selling at customer-friendly prices of just $49.95,
TextMaker and PlanMaker can now be had for less than US$25 or EUR 25. Even better: Each additional eligible product is priced at just US$10 or 10 Euros!
But hurry: This sale lasts only one week!
TextMaker is a lightning-fast and reliable word processor, needs little memory, and offers the rich feature set of Microsoft Word. Most importantly, TextMaker reads and writes all Microsoft Word files from 6.0 up to the current Word 2003 seamlessly.
TextMaker is available for Windows, Linux, Pocket PCs, Handheld PCs, Windows CE.NET, Sharp Zaurus, and FreeBSD.
PlanMaker offers the feature set and ease-of-use of a modern high-end spreadsheet application and is closely modeled after market-leading Microsoft Excel. Its key features are more than 320 calculation functions, seamless import and export of all Microsoft Excel files, fully Microsoft Excel-compatible charting, and full support for Microsoft Excel's AutoShape drawings. If you can do it in Excel, you can do it in PlanMaker!
PlanMaker is available for Windows, Linux, Pocket PCs, Handheld PCs, and Windows CE.NET.
TextMaker and PlanMaker are available with user interfaces in
English, German, Spanish, and Portuguese. Translations into
French, Russian, and Simplified Chinese are under development.
Man, I love this app but I seriously can't imagine using it on a QVGA machine. The Tosh has a 4 inch VGA screen and even then I can't use it for more than 30 minutes or so without getting a splitting headache.
All that sizing and previewing and trying to remember what is where on the page...
Great app. It's a device limitation.... but then, isn't it always?
*sha-boom* thank you, folks. I'll be here all week.
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