AFAIK, the PalmOS plucker reader can do tables in two ways: 1) like in most desktop webbrowsers, as a grid - easy to read, but sloow to render even on my Tungsten C
2) as a list of lists, all in a single dimension - hard to read large tables with, but renders quickly For speed, I tend to use option #2, but it's quite difficult to navigate large tables this way, like with "the unix rosetta stone" for example, in no small part because some of the items are (were?) empty. I was thinking it might be really nice to allow one to three slight twists on #2 above: 2a) List columns one at time as with #2 above, but each row of a given column is in a distinct color 2b) List columns one at time as with #2 above, but each row of a given column is labeled with its row number 2c) 2a and 2b combined
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