But, Walt, if this functionality is added, you would not have to use it. No one is suggesting it be turned into a word processor. I don't think I'd like to type for long periods of time on that teeny keyboard! <grin> And if they don't add memo functionality, I'll be OK. But I'm not sure why some seem to think it's a *bad* idea to want to see the potential for this part of the software to be explored. Angie On Fri, 22 Oct 2004 18:57:33 -0400, Walt Smith wrote: >No, I think that the current method of setting the time and date are >adequate. Frankly, I don't even want to see the ability to enter memos in >braille (as somebody mentioned here a week or so ago) because if I want a >notetaker, that's what I'll buy and carry. Let's keep this *primarily and >exclusively* a reading system and concentrate on the reading functions and >not go hanging every bell and whistle on it that we can think of. The reason >I think this is such a phenomenal device is that it's got a focused concept >and design and those who're doing the updating have also remained focused on >making it the best reading tool available to us. I don't want to see that >focus begin to fuzz out into making this any kind of multi-function device.