Free anthony anderson software for pda

Susan B. Anthony Dollar coin collection database. I have different databases for different types of coins. All databases are essentially the same, just named different. I place each database in a coorsponding Category. For example, I have all Dollar databases under the Dollars Category. Used with categories, the design is very similar to another palm based database for coin collectors available on the Internet. Feel free to use the database as a template to add other coin types--but if you do, please share.
System requirements:
- HanDBase v.2.7x or greater

Keep track of your coin and paper money collection.
at home or in travel,
at the numismatic fair,
in the antique shop,
at the flea market -
its always in your pocket!
simple in use
fully customizeable
must have for every serious collector!
Standard setup includes the most popular checklists:
Lincoln Cents
Buffalo Nickels
Jefferson Nickels
Mercury Dimes
Roosevelt Dimes
Standing Liberty Quarters
Washington Quarters
State Quarters
Walking Liberty Halves
Franklin Halves
Kennedy Halves
Peace Dollars
Eisenhower Dollars
Susan B. Anthony Dollars
Sacagawea Dollars
You can download additional checklists from the developer website or easily create your own checklist.
System requirements:
- PocketPC 2002 and up

Major Features:

1. Displays a list of upcomming events so you can prepare ahead.
2. Countdown: For catching trains, cooking times, etc.
3. Displays past events, so you can keep track of unpaid bills and missed commitments.
4. Synchronise between DaysTo(win) on your PC and DaysTo(go) on your mobile.

Enhancements:

• Ensures countdown supports local timezones.

EDU Blaster 1.0.1 gives you a free game in which not only force you on to think, but also acts as a good old fashioned, twitch based shooter.

Instructions:

• Use the 4-directional keypad on the cell phone to move left / right / up / down (if your device lacks this, it should be mapped to another key somewhere on the device). Usually the center button of that keypad will act as the "fire" button which can select menu items or simply blow numbers up.
• The object of the game is to blast numbers that solve for "x" in the upper left of the screen. Blasting two or more correct numbers at the same time causes one to gain more points.
• When the target cursor turns yellow and begins rotating, the equation in the upper left is changing. In addition, when the background changes, one has advanced a stage.
• If one allows too many consecutive correct answers to fly off the screen, the health bar in the upper right will decrease a notch. In addition, blasting a wrong number will reduce one's health.
• While in the main gameplay screen, one can pause the game and access a menu by hitting either "9", "3",or "*" (the phone determines where to map this key).
• The symbol * in the game means multiply. Also, Level 0 in the options menu is the same as Level 1, only it starts out slower for one to get adjusted to the game.

Lookup 1.0.1 is a distinguished and easy to use DNS lookup utility for iPhone and iPod Touch. It can send queries directly to the IP of the name server you specify, and display the responses. In portrait orientation there is support for common query types. Rotate to landscape to get more advanced options, or for the larger keyboard.

Requirements:

• Compatible with iPhone and iPod touch.
• Requires iPhone 2.0 Software-Update

Program Name: TravelTime 1.0

Description: Calculate and display travel times.

Written: Anthony J. Hunter

Ownership: (c) Copyright 2006 by A J Hunter & Associates Registration: Freeware! ==================================================

Travel Time is a Freeware PalmOS application that allows you to enter miles to travel, enter an average speed (MPH) or select an excellerated speed such as: Light Speed, Sound Speed and 1 Mile Per Second; then the application will calculate the amount of time it will take to travel that distance.

Entering Average MPH

If you enter an average MPH, you may specify any number up to 9999 MPH. The 9999 is not a limitation as much as it is a control for entering realistic numbers.

Selecting Light Speed

If you select Light Speed you are opting for a speed of 186262 MPS (Miles Per Second). This also translates to 11,175,720 MPH. This speed is for traveling very long distances. You may also opt to increase the default Factor from 1 to as much as 999. This is a multiplier that will help you calculate shorter times for longer distances at the speed of light.

Selecting Sound Speed

If you select Sound Speed you are opting for a speed that is calculated based on the Celcius Air Temperature; therefore, a Celcius temperature must be entered. If you do not know what celcius temperature relates to a given farenheit temperature, you can click the "?" button to convert a farenheit temperature to celcius. A window will display where you can enter a farenheit temperature and then you may convert it to celcius. You then have the option to select that converted temperature for use in the Sound Speed formula.

Selecting 1 Mile Per Second

If you select 1 MPS Speed you are opting for a speed of 3600 MPH.