With the m100 series, Palm introduced the Note Pad application, taking the place of the Memo Pad on the fourth hard key. While this key can be reassigned in Prefs, it will always be reset back to Note Pad after a device reset!
This application ...
Jolly Roger help you to make screen shots from Pilot or Palm. This utility is very useful for Palm developers, who need to have screenshots for program's.
A pilot application of the famous reversi/othello board game.
The Lite version is SHAREWARE with limitations compared to the full version.
This is an application that lets you assign a regular button as a power button. You can also send this application to the Preferences panel if you wanted to hide it. It can also create an extra app that only turns the PDA off.
So, this will ...
Disc image for the driver for the Palm Bluetooth SDIO card. Networking, HotSync, and mobile phone communications are all possible over Bluetooth for compatible handhelds.
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Speed up input on your Palm with WordComplete from CIC! Get word suggestions as you Graffiti or type in your letters. Choose how many suggestions you get and after how many letters you input. Supports 5-way navigation.
Install both PRCs to your ...
Bike or Design! is the official level editor for Bike or Die!, allowing users to create and test their own level packs using all the same features available in the main game.
Using Bike or Design! requires a ...
Set of floppy disk images for the original Pilot 1000/5000. Includes an interesting tutorial program.
The original system requirements state Windows 95 or Windows 3.1x. Can also be used with VirtualBox running a Windows 98/98SE virtual ...
Pleco is an extensive Chinese dictionary and learning tool for Palm OS 5. In addition to a massive library of Chinese <-> English characters and words, Pleco also features complete audio pronunciations and hand-written character recognition for looking ...
