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I tried iSilo, and it doesn't properly convert html tables that are wider 
than the Palm screen . . . or at least I can't figure out how to make it 
do that.  Thus far, as I said before, the only solution I've hit upon is 
to convert the html screens to Excel screens and then use a Palm 
spreadsheet display program, but that's a realy pain.

Not all MUNI drivers are deranged these days.  Plenty of the passengers 
are, however.

In article <kjAG5.1261$yR2.114316@newsread1.prod.itd.earthlink.net>, 
trgpro_users_group@excite.com says...
> Have you tried using the iSilo HTML converting tool?
> http://www.isilo.com/
> By the way, are all MUNI drivers still deranged?
> 
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> "Michael Edson" <seebelow@spmfree.invalid> wrote in message
> news:MPG.1454639aa96c9d6e989686@netnews.worldnet.att.net...
> > Boy, I'm confused about all of this.  What I've been doing is going to
> > the muni online schedules, saving them as htm files, opening them in
> > Word; doing multiple search and replaces to delete the multiple spaces
> > between the columns and replace them with tabs; then converting the whole
> > deal to a table; then converting the table to an Excel doc; then
> > importing the doc into Docs to Go from Dataviz. I haven't found any other
> > way to display a doc on my Palm that's wider than the screen (i.e., a doc
> > where I can scroll horizontally).  If anyone has another idea/method
> > PLEASE let me know.  What I'm doing not only is a pain, but seems a bit
> > insane.
> >
> >
> > \In article <MPG.1454839914fb596b989685@news-server.neo.rr.com>,
> > sunsetsdaddy@hotmail.com says...
> > > In article <Y5tG5.82757$g6.36615963@news2.rdc2.tx.home.com>, "Cuz"
> > > <jimmiecee@(removeme)home.com> says...
> > > > well, if their schedule is on the web, you could configure avantgo to
> copy
> > > > the web page for ya.
> > > > I think
> > >
> > > Well what if the schedule is a scanned .BMP or .JPG?  Will avantgo
> > > display pictures?  (I didn't think so just asking...)
> > >
> >
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