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To: Cirruslvr who wrote (104743)	6/27/2000 5:55:00 AM
From: Amy J	Respond to of 186894

OT Thanks Cirruslvr for the link RE: "and store more than 1,000 entries with or without your StarTAC phone." It doesn't say if the OS is Palm or CE. I'd prefer CE, because then I know the integration with MS Outlook would be seemless. Other problem is I'm at 1.5k. What I'd really like is a way to port the phone numbers into a cell phone (any cell phone). I don't need a cell phone to be my PDA (in fact, I prefer a clip on cell phone), but I definitely need my cell phone to store phone numbers (and I'm not typing all these phone numbers in) I don't need a cell phone to store email or addresses, since I can pull out a PDA for these when I need an email or address (which is generally when I have more time to pull out a PDA). But pulling out a PDA to make a phone call, is really not practical and it's inefficient. If anyone is developing such a device (a clip-on cell phone that can seemlessly port&store phone #s & names from MS Outlook), please let me know. Amy J