Scratch User Guide
Introduction

Thank you for purchasing Scratch Word Processor. We at No Insult Software endeavored to hew as close to standard WebOS interfaces as we could, but it never hurts to spell some things out for usefulness's sake.

Scratch works by saving a copy of your documents as HTML in an SQL table. Or, to put it another way, Scratch keeps a copy of any document you write or import on your device, in the same formatting as a web page.

To get your files out of Scratch, you can use the Sync, Import, or Export features, to send a file back and forth to Google Documents, to email a copy to yourself, or to import either a local file or one that you have a URL for. (For example, you could import a wikipedia entry into Scratch.)

Usage

Scratch is meant to be used as a simple WebOS Word Processor. When you first open Scratch, you are presented with the "main"scene, which....

Limitations

Scratch is a JavaScript-based application written entirely in the Palm WebOS SDK. While this means that Scratch was designed from the ground up to work with WebOS, it also suffers some limiations from Palm. Most notably, Scratch cannot (yet) write to your media directory, nor can it do on-device file conversion.

Thank you!
As modest as the income from Scratch has been, it did go a very long way to helping the programmer and his wife buy their first house. With their first child happily arrived and dominating said house, updates may take a bit longer to come, but if you've purchased Scratch, please know that your purchase is appreciated far more than the modest sale price indicates. Thank you!