Larry Stedman has tried just about all the document readers available, and he’s reached some conclusions about which ones work best. In this article, he’ll help you select the ideal reader for your needs by discussing the features that are a part of any worthwhile document reader. He then judges some of the major freeware document readers on the market against these features to draw some fascinating conclusions.

Continuing his quest to show you how to synchronize your Palm device with Microsoft Outlook in every conceivable way, Bob Draper now turns his attention to Desktop To Go. Once again, he goes in-depth to give you the complete scoop on what’s possible with this robust piece of software that features the added bonus of providing synchronization with Microsoft Schedule+ 7.x as well.

There are a variety of project management products available for the Palm OS to help you organize and track projects using just your Palm device. Chris Phillips reviews of TrackInHand, one of the newer, more inexpensive project trackers to hit the market.

Security is one of the big issues that naturally crops up whenever you talk about providing wireless access to corporate files. Recently we learned of a company called SkipWire that offers an external solution for wireless Palm distribution that exists outside of the corporate firewall. Naturally, we were fascinated, so we asked Deen Ferrell, Vice President of Business Development for SkipWire, to write about the potential applications of this technology and to provide us with some tips on how to best take advantage of the company’s SkipStream service.

United States Senator Rick Santorum of Pennsylvania held a press conference to talk about how Republican Senators have been making use of Palm VIIs to access Web-based content and applications. Steve Niles gives the full report.

As useful as email is, it also brings with it new problems that you need to be aware of to ensure you don’t harm yourself or your company. Steve Niles reviews "The Things That Really Matter About Writing Business Emails," a valuable ebook that details some potential problems associated with email, along with their solutions.

Palm, Inc. and its partners offer a number of solutions for secure, mobile access to corporate email. Steve Niles surveys some of the various email solutions available to help your company take email on the road.

Outlining applications are ideal for use on Palm devices because the collapsible nature of an outline is perfect for "drilling down" to precise pieces of data without wasting valuable screen space. There are a great number of different programs available, and each one has different strengths and weaknesses. Marie Braden has taken an in-depth look at some of the major players to help you decide which application is right for you.

On March 19, 2001, Palm, Inc. unveiled the next generation of its top-selling Palm V design, the new Palm m500 and Palm m505. In this article, Steve Niles takes an in-depth look at the various features and benefits offered by the new Palm m500 series that demonstrate Palm clearly had the enterprise in mind when designing them.

In his last "The Internet in your Palm Device" column, Michael Connick discussed using a PalmModem to access the Internet. This time he goes wireless to show you how to access the Internet by connecting your cell phone to your Palm computer.