Use Personal PPC Wiki to organise your collections, Create manuals even to Keep a Diary or document that last Holiday or Business trip.

In fact the uses of a wiki are endless:
- Uses simple markup language to help format your text.
- You can add your own drawings.
- Take a photo directly into your wiki.
- Make a recording directly into your wiki.

Features List:
- Table Both simple and complex. Having header cells, cell merging, text justification.
- All files stored in simple text files.
- Name spaces for organization of files.
- Insert Contents list.
- Insert Backlinks Table.
- Notes plugin.
- Take Photos from withing PPPCWiki and save them into the current page.
- Create free hand drawings and save them into the current page.
- Encrypt parts of a page.
- Include other wiki pages into the current page.
- Modify the apperance of each wiki via CSS file.
- Link to other files like PDF, MPG, MP3 Etc. to be loaded by the respective program.
- Simple SQL lookups.

More screenshots here.

Note:
This is an update only, copy it over the existing file (from v1.7).
You have to installed Personal PPC Wiki v1.7 (566 KB) or its mirror here first and then copy v1.7.2 over that version.

Update Description:
v1.7.2:
- Added more features to drawing program.
- Fixed save bug in drawing program.
- Testing new text positioning.
- Can now speficy image size when creating a new image.
- Re-written file open treeview.

v1.7.1:
- Added “Insert Image” to menu. This shows thumbnails of all images.

v1.7:
- Added major new drawing program.

SOURCE

http://pppcwiki.freehostia.com/doku.php?id=personal_ppc_wiki

Reviews:

** [Mar 7, 2009] by Tahin Pekmez using HTC Touch Diamond
In my experience this software promises so much, but works not too good. It launches Opera at every opportunity which is a bad thing because: a) takes too long and b) tries to open a new tab every time. If it was designed to work with Pocket IE, then by Tolkien it has to launch it specifically, or at least have an internal option to configure it to do so. To put some icing on this freeware software, some of the screens don't work/ are unreadable at the VGA resolution, as the text is printed on top of each other. Apparently the coder hard-coded line thickness in pixels.. In the end: good promise, nice thinking, bad design so far. But hopeful for the future, if the coder listens to complaints..

**** [Jan 15, 2009] by trids using htc tytn2 / kaiser
A very good start! Still seems to be a little buggy around the edges (markup incorrectly being translated). But very promising nevertheless. Definitely worth keeping on your radar.