Wine Notes software for PDAs
Wine Notes software for PDAs
Does anyone know of any good PocketPC software for capturing and organising tasting notes?
There seem to be a few out there with access to mountains of 3rd party notes, but I'm just after something that I can record my own in.
Recommendations or other geeky suggestions of how to manage tasting notes on a PDA will be most welcome.
There seem to be a few out there with access to mountains of 3rd party notes, but I'm just after something that I can record my own in.
Recommendations or other geeky suggestions of how to manage tasting notes on a PDA will be most welcome.
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I looked into this years ago for my palm but didn't come up with much. My ideal would be a light version of the RB cellar DB so I could put in notes on the run againt my actual cellar.
I did download Pocket Palate but it's not that good really and doesn't really have the fields I need. Sometimes I just use the memo function but more often than not I just use a little notebook I bought and write everything in there. It doesn't have batteries and I can slip other things in there like menus or buying sheets and the complete freedom of a white page works quite well for me for notes, doodles, wine stains and drawings.
Sometimes technology isn't the answer.
I did download Pocket Palate but it's not that good really and doesn't really have the fields I need. Sometimes I just use the memo function but more often than not I just use a little notebook I bought and write everything in there. It doesn't have batteries and I can slip other things in there like menus or buying sheets and the complete freedom of a white page works quite well for me for notes, doodles, wine stains and drawings.
Sometimes technology isn't the answer.
Cheers,
Kris
There's a fine wine between pleasure and pain
(Stolen from the graffiti in the ladies loos at Pegasus Bay winery)
Kris
There's a fine wine between pleasure and pain
(Stolen from the graffiti in the ladies loos at Pegasus Bay winery)
TORB wrote:Agree Kris! Now that RB is retired, that should become his next project.
Don't hold your breath.
There is one available fro the iPhone:
http://corkscore.com/tour/#iphone
Cheers
Brian
Life's too short to drink white wine and red wine is better for you too! :-)
Brian
Life's too short to drink white wine and red wine is better for you too! :-)
Thanks for the tips! - I'll stalk him on twitter
I must admit that I'm torn between the PDA and the notebook - the notebook's a bit easier sometimes, and you can't record wine stains on a PDA successfully without occasional use of the microwave and a re-boot. I just never seem to have the notbook in the right place when I need it..
I'll keep trying.
I must admit that I'm torn between the PDA and the notebook - the notebook's a bit easier sometimes, and you can't record wine stains on a PDA successfully without occasional use of the microwave and a re-boot. I just never seem to have the notbook in the right place when I need it..
I'll keep trying.
rooman wrote:I am in the GW camp. I use a small black blank page Moleskin notebook. I hate the way IT solutions get avirus or crash leaving you with nothing but aggro.
GW is actually using a high-tech solution, the Livescribe pen and special paper captures the writing in electronic format as well as physical format.
Cheers
Brian
Life's too short to drink white wine and red wine is better for you too! :-)
Brian
Life's too short to drink white wine and red wine is better for you too! :-)