Put huge zoomable images and videos on any Palm or Treo!
Compatible with Everything Works with any Palm, Treo, Clie or other Palm-compatible PDA built since 1998. Works with any type of color or black and white display -- high ...
This is an update for the Zire 71 (and only that model). According to Palm's release notes, it "resolves the issue with some expansion card failing to read in the Zire 71 after repeated use."
Either HotSync the file to a Zire 71, or install it ...
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Autopond is a freeware trading card game that utilizes IrDA to connect to other Palm OS devices and trade cards between them. When you first run Autopond, you're given seven cards to trade and five "goal" cards that you need to obtain from other ...
Taken from readme.txt
The main objective of the game is to get as close to 21 without going over while still beating the dealer's hand.
Face cards are valued at 10 while ace is valued either 1 or 11 at the ...
This is a raw disk image of the PalmPak Travel: Asia-Pacific Cities MMC card. It can be mounted as RAM disk or flashed onto an SD card.
The card contains the following applications:
- CitySyncCard
- City ...
Card House is a solitaire pack. Eight famous solitaires in one:
- Klondike,
- Trefoil,
- Freecell,
- Grandfather's Clock,
- Four Seasons,
- Yukon,
- Fortune's ...
Start the program. Click New.
Choose one of the basic figures:
- Square
- Square2
- Square90
- Triangle
- Diamond
- Brick
- SquareN8 (a square and a octagon
Click OK. Select ...
Bulls and Cows - the world-famous logic game! It absorbs you and forces you to think deeply to correctly guess the arrangement of the five-digit number generated by the computer or thought of by the another person. At the same time, you'll get real ...
Battery Prefs sets the default battery type of your Palm OS device. It also displays statistics such as voltage level and low battery warning levels. This program shows up in your Palm Preferences application (known as “Prefs”) and not in ...
