It is not clear if this program works on devices with NVFS, if you have one of the following devices (non-exhaustive), consider using NVBackup.
- Tungsten E2
- Tungsten ...
It is not clear if this program works on devices with NVFS, if you have one of the following devices (non-exhaustive), consider using NVBackup.
This game is an adaptation of the game 15 Puzzle.
The object of the game is to line up panels with numbers from "1" to "16" in order, starting from the top left. There are four
game modes: "normal", "uneven", "unmovable", and "almost ...
Look out! PortaHo's fast-talking, cigar-smoking boss is ready to serve you with a twisted personality and a crooked smile! PortaPimp is the perfect companion to your portable digital slut and comes with features that lets the two interact with each ...
Owner Info is a robust replacement for the limited (and hard to find) Owner section of the built-in preferences app.
In the event of a lost device or emergency, a helping hand is much more likely to notice an icon on the main applications ...
No registration required. 1. Install Palm Desktop and get it running with your PDA as usual. It is needed by your installation of Lotus Organizer 6.x to attach the user (not the Palm Desktop user data) to your device PDA. 2. Run ...
Barcode+ is a commercial application by Proxis software for Symbol SPT-series Palm-based mobile terminals.
Found on https://web.archive.org/web/20060501212927/https://www.sopht.ca/index.php?s=39 while browsing https://www.club.cc.cmu.edu/~mdille3/fossil_wristpda/
Simple watch face for the WristPDA, source code included.
In NetWalk, your task is to set order in a disconnected world and get every computer attached to a server...your task is to recover The Net. You can visually follow the signal spreading along the net when you adjust the connection cables by ...
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A rather fun version of Asteroids... Astroids!
I found this on an old HDD full of many Palm files when I first started getting into it.
The serial was pulled from an old copy of Serials 2k!