How to Do Everything with Your Treo 600

This book covers everything a beginner would need to know to get the most out of the 700P. They even include tips on 700Ps made by different manufacturers. I would recommend this book for the new buyer of the Palm system Smart Phones and I believe sven the veteran user could pick up tips from it.

I found the Treo manual very helpful and much more detailed than the owners manual. The tips I discovered were more than worth the price of the book. I recommend it to all Treo owners!

This book covers the things that should have been covered by the manuals that come with the Treo. Well illustrated and clearly written, but there is no real "extra" material inside. It does cover some of the accessories and software available from the secondary market however. I guess I was hoping for some of the tricks and hacks that I've seen on the web to be collected into this book. If you are new to the Treo and Palm OS, this is still a good resource to learn with.

I'll admit it. I'm an early adapter. I try (sometimes unsuccessfully) to wait at least a month before buying the latest toy. I think I managed 3 weeks with my Treo600. So by the time I got this book, I'd had it a good 8 months and I honestly thought I'd figured out all the tricks. Wrongo!I first skipped here and there - actually, I first looked for my name. [Disclaimer, there is a little sidebar about my using my Treo for mobblogging - the authors posted a request for examples of interesting Treo use and I submitted it. My sidebar is one of the very many from real people who provide great examples.]But, soon, I gave up and just read the thing from cover to cover. I would read a tip, whip out my Treo and give it a try and go on to the next one. I love learning new stuff.But, I think the person who is a bit anxious about trying new things and/or a little afraid of their new Treo600 is the person who really really needs this book. It is very easy to follow. Very friendly. Very informative. And a great reference.