Heirarchical Storage on Pocket PC?

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I've been using BrainForest on my Clie.

What to PocketPC users use?

Word in outline view?
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PeteCresswell

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> Pocket PC's come with hierarchical storage - the file system is similar to
> desktop Windows. There is a root folder and under that Windows, Program
> Files, etc.

I was thinking about something like an entity called "Client XYZ",
with subheadings like "Printers", "UserIDs/Passwords", "PC Numbers",
"UNCs", "App Servers" and so-forth.

Technically doable using the 'puter's file system, but one would like
to roll it all into a single file that could be searched, navigated,
and moved around more easily

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How about SQLCE? It's a free relational database system for the Pocket PC:

http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/ [...] upport.asp

"PeteCresswell" <GoogleGroups@FatBelly.com> wrote in message
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> > Pocket PC's come with hierarchical storage - the file system is similar
to
> > desktop Windows. There is a root folder and under that Windows, Program
> > Files, etc.
>
> I was thinking about something like an entity called "Client XYZ",
> with subheadings like "Printers", "UserIDs/Passwords", "PC Numbers",
> "UNCs", "App Servers" and so-forth.
>
> Technically doable using the 'puter's file system, but one would like
> to roll it all into a single file that could be searched, navigated,
> and moved around more easily