Killer tip, I’ve been doing this a while, try putting it into excel and download to a treo…

You can always just sync it to your PalmPilot via AvantGo, or bookmark it in your PDA’s browser. I’ve got a Treo too, and this provides me with a “live” link to the current wish-list, not just a printout from a few weeks ago.

Coupled with PalmPrices (a free Palm app that lets users with wireless devices determine prices of things by the UPC, ISBN or model number) it’s an unbeatable combination to have when traveling or shopping.

There used to be a time when Amazon.com and Amazon.co.uk were almost interchangable (one could simply replace .com with .co.uk and get all the same stuff, just different prices (or almost so)). Not any more — compact view for the wish list is not available in Europe :(

I actually had a friend who would keep a notebook on her coffee table and write down names of movies she wanted to see when she liked the ads on TV. AND THEN cross them off when she watched them. I take a small moleskin with me to the video store now and note the “interesting” ones that are new so when I go back I can request them. (as I usually only have time to watch one or two over a weekend) Or I note the “recommendations” of friends and family for movies. I’m horrible with names and this works wonderfully for me.

V.Macphereson

Not exactly the same thing, but my friend turned me on to clipping and pasting promising titles from the online New York Times “New on Video” section into my Netflix queue. If you add a weekly recurring reminder on your desktop calendar, you forestall the mild sadness of the empty queue.

And in case you don’t want to do the resizing yourself:

http://www.crummy.com/software/PocketWisherman/

I send myself an email of the link and look at on my Blackberry when I’m in the store. …dave