FreeGrid is a table editor for Palm. Create and view simple spreadsheets (without calculations).
- Easy to use
- Available in 10 languages
- Editable columns and rows (insert, delete, resize)
- Sheet name
- Quick ...
FreeGrid is a table editor for Palm. Create and view simple spreadsheets (without calculations).
No description available. Want to contribute? Register or login to edit this post with your description, screenshot, files, and more!
Frodo for PalmOS is a port of the free Commodore 64 emulator Frodo by Christian Bauer. Frodo is a highly portable program and currently has versions for Windows, Mac, Linux/Unix, Playstation, Dreamcast and Symbian telephones to mention just a few. Now ...
from original website: "Columbo is a freeware open source emulator of the Colecovision home game console from the early 1980's. Columbo is derived entirely from Marat Fayzullin's wonderful ColEm emulation.
As of the beta 002 release, Columbo ...
The Palm LifeDrive famously used a micro hard drive (or MicroDrive) offering an impressive 4GB storage capacity. However, with age, MicroDrives are prone to failure. A faster, more durable alternative is to replace the MicroDrive with a Compact Flash ...
3D printable door/cover replacements for the Handspring Visor battery and Springboard compartments. Created by nkorth on Thingiverse, released ...
Use your Palm OS device's Internet connection to HotSync, access intranet email or web servers, remotely control your PC or perform any other local network enabled task. Mergic? VPN allows you to securely access a private network, such as your ...
EDGE – RPG for the Palm OS, released in 2003. Built on 2.5-dimensional graphics engine, it was a cool role-play with the storyline, the combat interface and sound system with the ability move the hero, using spells and weapons.
Features: The ...
WSconv.exe is a command-line tool for DOS and Windows that converts Palm OS-only Alphaword/Wordsmith .pdb document files into .rtf files readable by most word processors, and vice versa.
Place WSconv.exe in whatever folder you are going to put ...