Z-Machine interpreter (Frobnitz for Palm OS) is needed to play this game! Converted to PDB with Frobnitz Palm 1.02 z2pdb.exe
The MediaQ MQ1132 is a multimedia controller used in certain Palm devices such as the Tungsten W and CLIÉ UX50 (among others). It was used to offload certain 2D graphics processing tasks from the CPU to accelerate performance, and also served as an ...
Use the hardware buttons, or stylus, to make an overweight red-haired man eat chunks of chocolate to match the goal shape.
Released for free by SEGA Corporation Smilebit division at PalmSource Japan Forum 2002.
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FontHack 123 is a FREE font substitution hack. It needs one or several .pdb font files to be present in PalmPilot. Requires HackMaster (EvPlugBase, ...
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Turn your Palm device into a Tricorder and head out on away missions just like your favourite Star Trek characters!
Freeware Works on the Palm 3000 and up with OS2
3D printable shoulder button replacements for the Tapwave Zodiac handheld game console. Original buttons used a rubber-like material which is highly prone to failure with age. These prints are intended for TPU, as the design requires flexibility. ...
This suite is designed to automate and streamline the conversion of Palm OS-only AlphaWord PDB files into universally-compatible RTF files (and vice versa), with all the original text formatting still intact. All you need to do is drag and drop files! ...
You've heard it. Antivirus for PalmOS. The epitome of uselessness.
In 2000, Symantec Corp. discovered some unique viruses. They were written to attack Palm OS handhelds. It was only a matter of time before a hacker figured out how to exploit ...
Bird is an on board resource editor. It has all the features of RsrcEdit, but without the bugs and works better on OS5 devices! One big addition that BIRD has is it will disassemble ARM and 68k ...
