One of the most common requests we've gotten is for the ability to download ZATZ content to handheld devices. Unfortunately, this isn't as simple as it might first seem. We need to generate hundreds of pages of HTML and about 230,000 lines of HTML code. They write their articles, determine the titles, sidebars, headers and such.
Editors decide which articles are features and which are spotlighted on the home page.
I'll save that for another day. For example, to create a version of an article that's to be downloaded to a handheld by AvantGo, we'd need to pull that article from it's original form, modify it for AvantGo, and then share it so AvantGo could get to it. It includes many basic PC drivers not provided by Microsoft, including floppy, IDE HDD, CD-ROM and high resolution video, as well as binary image builder and register settings so drivers can be quickly built into a Windows CE image.