This paper shows how to develop web content for the Palm OS platform. The paper provides with a quick start to developing a fully operational web clipping application that can send queries to and display results from a web site on the Internet. Users can follow the step-by-step instructions in this paper to quickly learn how to develop and test a web clipping application.
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