This is a raw disk image of the PalmPak eBook Series Sci-Fi MMC card. It can be mounted as RAM disk or flashed onto an SD card.
The card contains Palm Reader version 1.0.8c, along with four eBooks, all authored by Peter F. ...
Desktop for the Tapwave Zodiac, includes all extra conduits. Also includes bonus applications and all documentation.
Handspring Updater installs a Palm OS software update for all Visor Platinum and Visor Prism handhelds in all languages. This update provides the following:
- Improved Graffiti writing performance on the Visor Prism handheld.
- Modem ...
Another of TSR's Endless Quest gamebooks. This one is set in their "Gamma World" rpg, many years after an atomic war has devastated the planet, leaving ancient technology and mutants behind. Like the other EQ books I've done, its a bit linear compared ...
FretBoard is a PalmOS reference tool for stringed instruments like Guitar, Bass, Banjo and many others. It displays notes, chords and scales on any instrument. Much better than the books which have collected dust on your shelves for ...
ThoughtMill is a highly versatile program that allows you to take better, more detailed notes. Lists, checkboxes, and folders are all available for you to get better organized. ThoughtMill also can export your notes to the default Memo Pad application ...
MS Calc was developed in order to help students in a chemical instrumentation laboratory interpret their mass spectroscopy data. MS Calculator performs two types of analysis, chemical formula and isotope pattern.
Formula Calculator
A ...
SmartBoxDesign's version of the famous dice game where you press your luck to see how many points you can score without going out.
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Use the stylus to position triangles on a grid, the aim is to deflect a ball to the goal and collect coins on the way.
Released for free by SEGA Corporation Smilebit division at PalmSource Japan Forum 2002.
Jank "linux" demo for Palm IIIx(e), Vx and compatibles. A copycat of PalmOS, presumably based on uClinux, plus whatever open-source bits were available at the original site - ...
