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PocketMod

I found this really cool little tool on the internet called, pocketmod.

Pocket Mod advertises itself as a disposable pda. Basically it is a way to print out a piece of paper so that when you fold it in the proper way, you get a six page organizer.

I have tried it a couple of times and it works really well. It has several different options for different pages. Everthing from calendars to lists to tip tables. It would work great for the person who likes to make those lists on the little pieces of paper anyway.

Check out the Pocket Mod.
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  1. Amanda5/11/2006 9:56 PM

    Mr. H!! How are you?? I haven't heard from you guys in forever and I thought I would drop you a comment and say hey! I am done with college but taking two summer classes..so that is fun:) I miss you guys like crazy..tell your wife I say hello and I hope she is well..your family looks great and my are your boys getting big!! any chance you'll be around this way this summer??

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  2. Matt Harmless5/16/2006 12:12 PM

    Amanda, I am glad things are going well for you. I know what those summer classes are like. They were always my favorite. You could get an entire class out of the way in a matter of weeks.

    Keep writing in your blog, I love to hear how you are doing.

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  3. Matt Harmless5/16/2006 12:13 PM

    Brit,

    To let you know how I find things over the internet...

    I am a geek.

    There, you heard it.

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