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Thought I'd send this to the whole list. I have the honour of running that
list. Called notetaker-l
it is at [log in to unmask]
It has been very quiet of late. Have you looked at the elba Jim?? I'm
using mine right now, and think it's a fantastic machine
Regards



Jack

On Mon, 6 Oct 2003, Jim Stevenson wrote:

> Did that list die, or was it moved?
>
> I am looking for the most features on a talking pda, hopefully running unix.
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> Thanks much again as always.
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