If you made it here you're almost certainly an owner* of the Palm data assistant (making you one of the true intellectual elites, not to mention how fiercely attractive you must be to members of the opposite sex). In that case you need "The Rules of Tennis" and "The Code of Tennis" AporaDoc files for the Palm! Never again will you or your opponents be uncertain about a call or a rule. You'll simply swagger over, fire up your Palm (which you cleverly keep tucked away in your tennis bag; I wouldn't recommend you keep it worn on your waist with one of those little Palm cases that clip to your belt. I mean, the Palm's small and all, but it might fly out and get cracked, or a ball could crash into it and then you'd be saying "Why, oh WHY didn't I listen!?") . . .

So, you'll pull out your Palm and in seconds you'll find the answers to even the thorniest corner-case rule question! Your hapless opponent won't know what to make of you, and your game will soar, while theirs will collapse into a singular, empty, and cold nothingness. . . .

Sound like fun? Then download these free docs (in .pdb format) and glance at the Readme file). They require the AportisDoc program to view. I've indexed both The Rules and The Code for easy retrieval, rendered it in stunning black & white, and formatted them in a slimming (and some say, "sexy") width for the Palm screen.