The New York State Civil Service Law is now available as an "app" for use with an iPad, iPhone or iPod Touch
Source: Appolicious Inc.
The developer of this application reports that it provides the full text of the 2011 New York Civil Service Law [sic] in an easily readable and searchable format and provides the user with the following:
The full text of the New York State Civil Service Law
The ability to perform a fast full-text search and to search within search results to narrow down matches and create bookmarks .
As to mechanics, the user can navigate through the text of the Civil Service Law by swiping a finger.
No network connection is required and the developer states that it "runs fast and uses little memory."
Additional features include support for Portrait or Landscape mode and allows the text to be rotated to the Landscape mode for a larger font display
For additional information click on:
http://www.appolicious.com/tech/apps/214746-ny-civil-service-law-2011-new-york-statutes-pda-wizard/developer_notes
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