Application to keep track of your palm devices. A collector's must-have. Be sure to backup your databases (PaCoDB.pdb, etc) before upgrading.

Changelog: v1.1: - Added Watchlist - Added Notes - Csv Converter

Magellan NAVCompanion for Palm m500-series PDAs. The ISO contains help files, but these only work up to Win8.1 due to using the outdated HLP format.

ChordPad is a musician's tool for discovering and storing chords. A neck for guitar, mandolin, 4-string banjo, or 5-string banjo allows the user to "fret" the chord of interest by simply clicking on the neck. The program then determines the chord and ...

A must-have for registering shareware! HackMe is a small system utility that allows setting a unique HotSync ID for each app on your device. Unlike similar apps, it does not require a hack manager like HackMaster to work, ...

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.

By Luis Pieri Do you remember playing Q-Bert? This is a clone of the hit arcade game. The object is simple. Jump on all of the blocks, but be sure to avoid the snakes and bouncing blobs. There are several enemies that will either kill ...

A collection of complete Palm OS device ROMs for use with dev tools, emulators, and flash tools.

Warning: Flashing incorrect ROMs can brick your device! ROMs on this page are not guaranteed to be compatible with real ...

A game similar to Arkanoid. Clear the blocks within a given time. The time and high score are shown using Japanese digits; use the time indicator in the upper right corner as a reference.

Beam = "Schedule Button" + "Memo Button"

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Aldon's Crossing is a topdown RPG from Constant Games released in 2002. Their Website is still online. The downloads don't seem to work, but do on wayback.

Comes with the main game, an Arena mod, manual, readme, and walkthru.

There's ...