CardTXT is a simple and fast plain text and palmdoc files viewer/editor. It is capable of working on files up to 4MB in size (depending on available memory) and because it can read and write files straight to a memory card it's a perfect tool for ...
A simple system hardware information and usage statistics viewer for your Palm OS device!
List is a simple database program for PalmOS devices. There are 3 fields, two which can be customized and a generic Note field.
Version 0.99 is compatible with OS 1 and 2, all others are compatible with 3+.
Versions 1.01 and 1.1.2-1.1.5 ...
Keyring for PalmOS lets you securely store secret information on your PalmOS (PalmPilot, Visor, WorkPad) handheld computer.
Other features include:
Secure triple-DES encryption using a 112-bit key derived from the password
Open ...
With a memory requirement of well over 500 KB, the relational database SmartList To Go is a real heavyweight! If you have enough memory and a suitable application, you will find a real hit here: Up to 80 fields in up to 65000 records make even larger ...
Note: other files mite no delete. The OG Note Pad from the Tungsten! I know that it works on a Treo 650.you let me know if it works on other device, I installed the Note Pad and Note Pad_enUS.
One minute to learn, but a lifetime to master! - is a motto of a game which many people know how to play, but very few people know how to play well. Join these few elite masters! Train and improve you game skills playing Hot Reversi on your Palm OS! ...
The ultimate breakout clone for Palm! Break the blocks and keep the ball alive to rack up points and defeat the high score!
Supports a wide range of Palm devices, from grayscale OS 2 to color OS 5.
Developed by 3Com/Palm themselves, ...
WiFi driver for Zire71, Tungsten E(1), T2 and T3 using the SanDisk SDWSDB-000. Will likely not work on cards that are below HW2.0, tested on HW2.1. Any card with the "low power" prefix (A10M) should work.
Application to draw diagrams, flow charts and mind maps and convert them to a text outline.
