I've just purchased a HP 200LX, after very happily using a 95LX for about two years. The 200LX looks great thus far, but I'd like to register my unhappiness at the lack of 1-2-3 documentation. No, everyone does NOT run 1-2-3 on their PC (I'm an Excel user myself) and I really don't like the idea of "visiting my local bookstore for a recommendation" of one the "excellent books about 1-2-3." The 200LX's online help for 1-2-3 is not that extensive, and my 52year-old eyes will only put up with so much staring at the tiny Palmtop screen. For the price of this machine, 1-2-3 printed documentation should be included, as it was with the HP 95LX.
Don Allen
CompuServe ID: [76605,1701]
When I buy a toaster oven, I expect that the documentation will tell me about all the controls - it does not have to contain recipes, but it must explain the oven's functions. When I buy a computer that comes with 1-2-3 built-in, I expect the application to be completely documented. The User Guide does not have to give me spreadsheet recipes, but it must explain the 1-2-3 functions.
Fred Kaufman
CompuServe ID: [72560,36]
I'm a Mac person and I've never run 1-2-3 in my life. Even a brief list of commands would have been nice to have -- and expected in a $700 machine.
Stephen Fleming
CompuServe ID: [76354,3176]