NETS Neonatal Handbook on your PDA

PDAs The NETS Neonatal Handbook is available for PDA's. You can download a file in the iSilo™ format for use in Palm OS®, Pocket PC, Windows®, and Windows® CE Handheld PC's.

RCH_CPG_color.pdb
(760KB)

Please note that the files above will expire after 3 months (on 1/5/2010), and you will need to returne to this site to donwload a fresh copy.

iSilo

You can download a free evaluation copy of iSilo™ for your Palm OS®, Pocket PC, Windows®, or Windows® CE Handheld PC from http://www.isilo.com/.

You can also purchase a single user license of iSilo™ from their website.

Why the iSilo format?

We chose the iSilo format to distribute the RCH CPG's to PDA's becasue iSilo™ is a highly versatile document reader available for Palm OS®, Pocket PC, and Windows® CE Handheld PC handhelds, as well as for Windows® computers. Some of the major features of iSilo™ include:

Multi paltform support
High text compression in iSilo™ format documents result in a 50% to 60% decrease in size, which is about 20% better than the Palm Doc format, allowing you to store more and larger documents on your handheld.
Hyperlinks make it much easier to navigate through a document.
Images add visual richness to documents, especially photo-quality color pictures.
Tables allow the display of tabular data.
Formatted text gives style to text for controlled emphasis.
VFS support on Palm OS® allows you to store and access documents on high-capacity removeable storage.

Notes on the PDA version of The NETS Neonatal Handbook

Not all features of the NETS Neonatal Handbook translate into a PDA version.

In partucular the following content will not perform as well (or at all) as it does in this website version:

PDF's - any information supplied as PDF's is not available in the PDA version. A link will be supplied for the PDF file.
Word documents - any information supplied asa MS Word document is not available in the PDA version. A link will be supplied for the Word document.
Images - images do work, but any large images will be scaled down which may effect their usefullness.
Tables - tables generally translate well, but large tables may require horizontal scrolling.