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>Register in advance. Otherwise it puts up the "Please register" dialog
>box every other keystroke. The demo is for all intents and purposes,
>non-functional because of this annoyance. If you don't want to
>register without trying it first, the best choice is to find a
>different terminal program.
>
>FWIW, I never got it to work right. It seemed very flakey, never
>responding to the same comamnd the same way twice, but with the
>sharware dialogs popping up every other keystroke, I couldn't tell
>what I was doing, anyway.
>
>My recommendation would be to avoid this app.
>
>-Charlie

Paul, I guess I got two comments.  If you're planning on doing Terminal 
Emulation, I'd recommend against you purchasing a Pilot.  I love my PalmPilot 
Pro but a serious Terminal Emulator it is not.  Quickie Terminal stuff, okay.  
But for the long run...I'd recommend getting something with an 80 column 
screen.  You might take a look at HP's new entry (300LX I believe).  It's a 
WinCE machine that has a full 80 column screen.

If you're set on the Pilot for other/additional reasons, then I have comments 
on Online...  When I tested Online with my 28.8Kbps modem and Compuserve it 
worked fine.  I remember getting the "Please Register" messages but don't 
remember it as being too often as the other Charlie mentions.  Oh well...  I 
ended up registering Online through www.pilotgear.com as they would accept my 
Credit Card over the phone (I'm nervous about using the Internet for purchases 
still).  Kenny West and I guess Iain Barclay (the programmer of Online) were 
very fast in getting my code to me.  For me, I plan to use my Pilot & Online to 
program Network Hubs when I'm in the field.  Better than nothing which is what 
I had before.

Charlie