Free kit 1.0 software for pda

Conduit Development Kit 4.03 is a program equipped with exchanging and synchronizing data between an application on a desktop computer and Palm platform devices. The Conduit Development Kit for Mac OS is a toolkit for developing conduits running on a Mac OS host machine. It is used with Metrowerks CodeWarrior Pro for Mac OS.

A database to list all your charts and kits with title designer, date completed, status of stitching progress, for whom the item is stitched, and finishing method.
System requirements:
- HanDBase v.2.7x or greater

EmegencySupplyKit was written using HanDBase version 3. It provides a simple method to record what is in an emergency supply kit. The "linked", "relationship," and "database popup" (DB popup) field types are used throughout the application. There are three databases. Its design allows the user to track several different kits. The contents of the kit may vary to an extent upon locality. However, rain is rain regardless of where you live, so keeping warm is always a necessity. The entries I have included in the EmerSupplyList database are not all inclusive of what should be in a kit. Be creative and be prepared. I am from an area that was prone to hurricanes passing by and we were always prepared for the "big one," which we fortuantely missed when Hurricane Andrew struck south Florida back in the 90s. Guys, dont forget the programable universal surfing device.
EmergencySupplyKit is the primary database. It provides a place to record the owners name, kit description, and notes. The "relationship" field type is used to "view owner items" and "# items in bag." The "linked" field type is used to link to the item list so that database may be edited. Tapping on "View OWNER Items" is the first step toward adding the inventory to the database. The EmerKitItems database is where the work is really done. It captures the item description using the "database popup" field type and links to the item list using the "linked" field type. Item description, purchaes date, expiration, number stocked, supplier information, and similar information is maintained here. The EmerSupplyList database is used to maintain a single item list of supplies to be tracked by the EmerKitItems database. Entires may be included that are not actually part of the kit. Specifically, reminders such as cleaning the tub or the washing machine to have a clean place to store water. Toys and/or books for the kids. Toys and food for your pets if they come with you. Within the EmergencySupplyKit database, the "filter" option may be used to provide a list of items needing to be replinished, a list of items needed, and related information. Setting up the internal linking (pathing) for the "linked," "relationship," and "database popup" fields may be necessary in order for the databases to interact.
System requirements:
- HanDBase v.3.0x or greater

Coola 1.0 is well-known as a fast and powerful utility that is designed to enable you to send and receive information instantly form your handheld device. You could send addresses, images, databases etc. from any of the 14 partners Palm applications, e.g. Pimlico, StandAlone , Jfile, Bluenomad etc!

Just select Beam Via Coola and enter the receiver's email right from the application. Coola will beam it into your friend's Palm at the next hotsync or wirelessly from a Palm VII, Omnisky or Yadayada or Sprint Mobile Internet kit.

Requirements: Palm OS

Rambutan is a set of end-user applications software that assists a system analyst in the gathering and categorization of facts for a requirements specification document. In its current state, the product consists of two programs that perform similar functions. A handheld application is used to gather facts in the clients site while a desktop application is used to edit and further refine the requirement statements in the analysts office. Both applications allow the user to enter, modify, and display data that make up a requirements specification document.
The concepts behind Rambutan lies on RQML 0.9, an XML-based requirements specification document format. In turn, Requirements Markup Language (RQML) is based on a set of best current practices in requirements engineering. This design decouples Rambutan from any specific methodology for requirements engineering.
Both the desktop application and its handheld counterpart are implemented using the Java programming language, allowing them to share some common code. However, it is not possible to code both applications to the same API. The desktop application is programmed for the Java 2 Standard Edition platform, version 1.3. On the other hand, the handheld application is programmed to run under the SuperWaba virtual machine using its own API. Both applications are GUI-based single-user systems.
Compared to other requirements management tools, Rambutan offers these competitive advantages:
Convenient client application for use in handheld (PDA-class) computers.
Portability between handheld platforms supported by SuperWaba: PalmOS, Windows CE, and PocketPC. The handheld application may also be run on any Java 1.1-compatible devices.
Portability between desktop platforms supported by Java 2 Standard Edition: Windows, Macintosh, and Unix (including Solaris and Linux).
Extensible pattern-based object-oriented design.
Open XML-based document format.
Independent from any specific requirements engineering methodology.
Non-restricting Apache-style open-source license
System requirements:
- Java 2 Runtime Environment or Development Kit, version 1.3
- Handheld System: PalmOS, Windows CE, or PocketPC systems with at least 1MB free storage space.