[TCM] TCM PPC Software

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You could also try acuxo.  They have a new program that looks great and I will be purchasing soon.  Thus, I can't tell you exactly how it compares to the others.  This software is just points, not herbs.
Try: http://www.acuxo.com/palm1.asp
Tara
> 
> From: Steve Marks <acuoakland at yahoo.com>
> Date: 2004/09/15 Wed PM 10:36:26 CDT
> To: tcm-students at gancao.net
> Subject: Re: [TCM] TCM PPC Software
> 
> Hi, All:
>  
> I, too, am interested in Pocket PC applications. Jeffers Software looks really good, but QPuncture (Benoit Vatere from So. California) just released a version of both herbs AND formulas. I've met him (Ben) at the Qi Gong conference in San Fran, and he seems to be really dedicated to both TCM and Computing. I have his QPuncture for the PC, which is a really good program including herbs, points and diagnosis. The program was too large to port to a portable device, however, so he had to split it up into smaller pocket programs.
> It would be great to hear from people who have tried either program on a pocket PC, and to hear your comments. Jeffers wants $99 for their Herbs "Professional" edition and another $124 (on Pay Pal) for the formulas program. If you get them both together (via pay pal) you pay $170. With Jeffers, it looks like you can do quite a bit of editing-at least more than you can do with QPuncture. QPuncture wants $69 for a single program with both herbs and formulas. There seems to be more information in QPuncture, though, and you can edit/add info.
> So, what to do?? 
> All sugestions welcomed!
>  
> Everyone enjoying the beginning of a new semester?
> --Steve
> 
> 
> Ai An Meng <aianmeng at sbcglobal.net> wrote:
> H'llo all.
> 
> I was curious if any of you are familiar with, and could offer an opinion
> on, any of the TCM programs from Jeffers Software for the Pocket PC? I'm
> thinking about investing in some of this software to aid in my studies, but
> would like to see what others think of the software first (as most of their
> titles are rather expensive). This, however, seems to be the only company
> currently making TCM titles for the PPC market, and based upon screen shots
> and product info, they do look pretty good. All of the other programs I've
> come across are for the PalmOS.
> 
> Their software titles include: tcmFX (TCM formula software), tcmHerbs
> (single herbs software), AcuPoints 3.0, tcmDiag (diagnosis software) - which
> comes in both standard and professional editions, as well as a somewhat
> scaled down student version simply titled Student tcmDiag (which sells for
> around $25 US). They also have a simple Point location testing program,
> PointLoc 1.0 that is based on CAM, which sells for $10-$15.
> 
> Their site is:
> http://www.creativelogichome.com/
> 
> Also, has anyone used any flashcard or quiz/exam generating programs on PPC?
> I've found three that look pretty good - PocketExam, HandyCards 5.0, and
> Examiner 1.3, all for $20 or less. I thought it might be helpful to use the
> PPC to generate flash cards and tests to help with studying. Any comments?
> 
> Thanks in advance for any insight or help any of you may be able to offer.
> 
> Kindest Regards,
> 
> Andrea
> 
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