3D Slider is a Fast-paced addictive shape slider game similar to bejeweled -- match the symbols and rack up the points, before the time runs out!
by Ellams Software - Copyright © 2003 Paul Ellams Published by Handmark
With HAFAS-Palm there is now a powerfull viewer available for Palm OS. Especially for Palm OS handheld computers, HaCon has developed a solution which is customized to the extremely small memory in handheld computers. Now you can pick up any desired ...
Make Molecules in Dr. Atomicus' Laboratory! Build up atomic power by moving atoms to make larger and larger molecules, but watch out, otherwise your test board will get so crowded with new atoms appearing that you can't move any more and.... ...
Riichi mahjong game for greyscale/16-color/256-color devices. It appears to have an infrared multiplayer mode. The seat wind indicators and the score screen don't work on English-language Palm versions. Also, the game restarts when you switch ...
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AutoCF allows programs and databases stored on a Compact Flash memory card to be seamlessly accessed by the Palm OS.
This is specific to the TRGpro running Palm OS 3.5. This post includes AutoCF 1.0 and 1.1
This PRC file fixes the 'PmTraceDatabase' synchronization issue with newer Palm Desktop versions. Please review the official Palm Support article number 44937 for more details below.
The application 'FixPMTrace' only needed to run once and can ...
This is a legacy version of the thc-hydra (also known as Hydra) network login bruteforcer for the Palm OS platform. It supports the following protocols: FTP, POP3, TELNET, VNC, IMAP, CISCO, and NNTP.
Please note that these versions are likely ...
This utility calculates recipes for setting up polymerase chain reactions (PCR) for use amplifying DNA in a molecular biology lab. You enter a minimal amount of information and it calculates the rest. Saves lots of time at the benchtop!
This is ...
