Goto www.nsbasic.com, download the demo copy of their software, write the program any way you
want, the demo version after compiling only lasts 10 days or something like that.
Course, you can just recompile and reload the program to the M100 every 10 days or so,
depending on how often you really need it. Or on the other hand, its not that expensive, you could actually purchase a legal copy.


John Pearson wrote:

> Hi, me again.
>
> I just wanted to say that I may have been living in a cave for a while and not aware of the usefullness of a PDA for I/O for my MPU projects. But using a PDA for data entry and display for MPU projects is ideal for me.
>
> If someone wrote a PDA program that was just a  serial terminal, that had adjustable fonts, I would gladly pay $20.00 for such a program. I have found a couple that work great but for one problem. The letters are so small that I just can't see them.
>
> The ideal terminal would allow the MPU to send font commands to the PDA. That way, depending on the data to be displayed, it could be seen.
>
> My current project displays a floating point single data type. I would like it to be BIG. But on the other hand, it displays a small menu of commands so fonts would need top be smaller to get them all on the screen. The MPU also accepts about different commands, each preceeded by a letter, so having the touch keypad accessable would be a plus, as well as the grafiti decoder.
>
> The Palm m100 is under $100.00 now and will probably be about $50.00 in a year, so it is not too expensive for what it can do in many cases.
>
> Thanks
>
> John
>
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