YAHM is a utility for managing system hacks, similarly to Hackmaster.
As well as supporting classic hacks on OS 3.1 to OS 4.1, it supports ARM-specific hacks on OS5. Some such OS5-hacks can be found on its ...
Can you match ancient Egyptian hieroglyphs in a limited time? How is your memory?
Eye Of Horus is a twist on the classic 'memory' game!
The aim is to remove all matching pairs of hieroglyphs from the game board, leaving just one - the ...
Mulg is a very simple maze game. The object is to guide a marble through various mazes. Along the way, you encounter stones blocking your passage, slippery ice, flipper bumpers, and more.
As you complete each level you are allowed to proceed to ...
This program was developed for the Heat Treat technician/engineer/metalurgist. This program will work on all Palm OS 3.0 and above. You must install all of the programs contained in the Zip file. I am planning on updates in the useability of the ...
An amazing high quality card game pack including 10 well-known card games for Windows PCs, Palm OS and Pocket PC.
Features:
- 10 popular card games
- Authentic graphics, smooth animations
- Original soundtrack and ...
It just all the ebook readers from the palm os startup iso's and the readme files contain which palms the readers came from and it also has all the books that came with them.
Compatibility
ABC Viewer reads tunes in ABC format from the Memo Pad and displays the corresponding musical notation. It's not very complete (doesn't understand slurs, ties, beamed notes, clefs, key signatures, or songs longer ...
A simple system hardware information and usage statistics viewer for your Palm OS device!
Bunko Viewer is an e-book reader for XMDF (.zbf) files. It was distributed to consumers through Sharp's Spacetown book site. XDMF files are catered to small portable devices. They also allow for vertical reading.
A test app to invert the LCD on grayscale devices. Especially useful in combination with indiglo backlighting, as some users may find the screen easier to read while inverted.
Uses hardware registers directly, does not work on color devices and ...
