Anyone have a favorite shopping list app? Search engines turn up a ton of them... kind of hoping for a "this is the one EVERYONE uses" kind of answer... any personal favorites?

Want one that syncs with desktop if possible... thanks in advance.

I used to use HandyShopper until I got ListPro.

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Handyshopper is great, but no desktop version is available.

  

ListPro....

ditto ListPro

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ListPro. Great program!

how about the build-in todo list with categories for different types of groceries? :>

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ListPro...

I have ListPro and Handyshopper. Though I do use ListPro for many other things, I still prefer Handyshopper for shopping lists. I use Soti Pocket Controller for desktop input.

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ListPro is my recommendation.

Listpro. I love it.

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ok... downloaded the listpro demo... now if I can just figure it out... I need something I can drop on the wifes desktop that she can use EASILY to make shopping lists I can sync up.... this looks a bit more complex....

ListPro - complex ?

What about a simple textfile



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I simply just use MS Word and bullet the items.

-Paul

Being a former Palm (Sony Clie) user for many years, I came to rely on HandyShopper. HandyShopper itself is an application for the PDA, but HS2Edit is a desktop application (runs in Microsoft Excel) which is used for inputting/modifying the HandyShopper databases.

I tried ListPro, and while it is a nice program, I couldn't be as intuitive w/ it (probably stemming from the fact that I am an Excel geek).

FWIW, I wouldn't even step into the darkside of PPCs until HandyShopper and HS2Edit were modified for PPC use.

You can get HS2Edit from PalmGear (you might be prompted for a Palm PDA device name, so just enter a default and keep going).

For help on HS2Edit: http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/HS2Edit/
For help on HandyShopper: http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/handyshopper/

Hope this helps some! Both of the forums I listed have very good info, especially for those on PPCs now.