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> Do you mean that "document" = one web page plucked into the PDB ?
Here's my take... a Plucker 'document' is one 'file' as seen in the
Document Library (formerly the Document Manager). This is also a 'Palm
Database' as seen from the OS point of view, and a 'Plucker Database' as
seen from Plucker's viewer. In order to transfer a Plucker 'document' to
another user, you have to beam the Plucker 'database' from your normal
beaming application (Filez, McFile, etc.) using the OS proper.
A webpage is a webpage, and has no direct correlation to Plucker,
other than it is simply a starting point to begin a spidering process via
the gatherer/parser/distiller. Webpages are converted into Plucker
'documents' which are split into 'paragraphs' and viewed on the Palm using
Plucker's viewer to open the Plucker 'database'.
I have no confusion discerning the terms. Both of the terms
'document' and 'database' are valid, depending on your context.
d.
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