The Finer Life Database Reader for Palm OS

Use your Pilot for leisure time information! This is the database Reader application for The Finer Life Website leisure databases.

$12.95

Version: 1.0

The Finer Life Database Reader by: DuWa Productions, last updated: 16/11/2004

Requirements: Palm OS 2.0

About The Finer Life Database Reader

The Finer Life Website Databases use a special database reader that loads onto your Pilot. The Finer Life Database Reader keeps all your Finer Life Databases together at your fingertips for quick access. Features include:Powerful Search, Sort and Filter Commands to quickly locate desired information; Columnar formatting when viewing a database; Easy addition and deletion of databases; Support for up to 30 databases. Includes The Finer Life Sushi Reference database FREE! See The Finer Life Website at www.duwa-prod.com for other databases for use with The Finer Life Database Reader. Uses 44 kbytes of Pilot RAM or FlashROM.

The Finer Life Database Reader, compatible Devices

Palm III, Palm IIIx, Palm V, Palm VII

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