Free targets software for pda

MedCalc 5.0 is considered as a smart and useful medical calculator program for medical professionals. It is designed to help doctors make common medical calculations quickly. It includes more than 76 commonly used formulas sorted by category, a patient database, unit preferences, and tips on using the MedCalc.

Enhancements:

• Adds 3 formulas (target height, pressure gradient, two-way table).
• Adds new onscreen numeric keypad on most formulas to ease data input.
• Detailed information can be viewed in place of the virtual graffiti area.
• Adds Sony support for collapsible input area.

Cannon Challenge 1.0 is a useful utility which lets you take charge of your own Non-Line-of-Site (NLOS) Cannon, the revolutionary gun that represents the future of U.S. Field Artillery. Use simulated elevation and velocity controls to destroy enemy targets with indirect fire.

As rounds are completed, the number of targets will increase, as well as the difficulty and point value of new targets. Some targets will eventually require precise targeting to hit.

Perfect Hunting - Mole Operation 1.1 is an inviting and easy to play game which can attract anyone. Perfect Hunting is a fun shooting game, just grasp your stylus to shoot the moving mole, they all hide in the ground, you should shoot down as much as you can.

Major Features:

1. 20 levels + 10 super hard levels;
2. Color support;
3. Score sign up;
4. Accuracy calculated;
5. Target and hits counter.

Target Assistant Lite is a free trial version of Target Assistant 2007. Purchase the full version to enjoy setting multiple targets, a desktop conduit, the Target Manager desktop application, report printing, network sharing among registered users and more.

A life without a goal is like sailing a ship without a map. A journey without resources and support is a hike in the woods without a compass. In order to arrive at the final destination, we need both a plan and sufficient resources.

All of us have dreamed, or even set a goal to play a musical instrument, save money, graduate, lose weight, sail the Atlantic, read a book, write a book, improve our health, spend more time with the family, quit smoking or anything else that we have never tried or done before. The last time you did so, were you successful? What were the reasons for your failure? Had you planned well? Had you started at all? Did you get bored?

Target Assistant is designed to support you along the way, as a compass guiding a ship in the right direction. There is no doubt you are a brave person who dares to dream big and believes everything is possible. Target Assistant will teach you how to set goals and plan for success in order to achieve your dreams for good this time. You will measure your progress and modify your plan to make it more effective. You will join the Target Assistant Net community, a place where you can share your achievements and get support from others. Along the journey, you will become a “winner”!

In Xecross you are a plane pilot that has to avoid obstacles (green) and destroy all the targets (violet).

The 3D is well done, it is really the only thing good about this game: the horizon moves like in a real plane.

The aim of this simple game is to destroy all targets.
Adjust angle and start velocity, than push on the "Kaboom!" button.
If you want to reach deeper target you can use more TNT, but be carefull with the amount ;-).
You can also adjust the gravity (standart is Earth gravity - 9.81 [m/(s^2)]
System requirements:
- PalmOne: Zire
- Palm OS v3.5
- MathLib

The use of PieFight is pretty simple. The keypad controls the throwing of the pies. The numbers 1-3 match the top row, and the numbers 4-6 match the bottom row. Pressing a number will throw a pie at the specified window.
If you hit, a splat animation will be displayed. If you miss, either the pie will hit the closed window and run down, or will hit the back wall, and the target will taunt you for your poor aim. During this taunting, the target cannot be hit, but you can still throw pies at them anyway.
The 5 rectangles in the bottom left corner represent the number of pies available to be thrown. If all the rectangles are empty, then you have no more pies, and must wait until your pie supply is replenished.
The two numbers at the bottom of the screen represent the number of targets hit (centre), and the number of targets left to appear (right).
The objective is to hit as many targets as possible, and at the end of each level the results of your achievements are displayed.
If you hit the number of targets that is required, then a Next button is displayed, and the game gets harder with more simultaneous targets, and slower pie replenishment.
If you dont reach the target, then only an Exit button is displayed, and the game must be restarted.
System requirements:
- Java compatible

Free Pascal is a 32 and 64 bit professional Pascal compiler. It is open source and fully supports the development of native Windows CE applications.

Supported Language Modes:
- Mode FPC
- Mode OBJFPC
- Mode Delphi
- Mode TP
- Mode GPC
- Mode MacPas

Supported architectures:
I386
PowerPC
Sparc (initially working, lots of additional work done)
AMD64 (experimentally working)
PowerPC64 (under development)
m68k (1.0.x only)
ARM (under development)

Other architectures and their status:
iA64: non compiling compiler, only some basic units for the compiler implemented
Alpha: non compiling compiler, only some basic units for the compiler implemented
MIPS: (non compiling compiler, only some basic units for the compiler implemented
AVR: under investigation

Supported targets for i386:
GO32 V2 DOS extender
Linux for i386
OS/2
Win32 for i386
FreeBSD/ELF for i386
SunOS/ELF for i386 (under development)
Beos for i386 (under development)
NetBSD for i386 (under development, currently maintainerless)
Netware for i386 (clib and libc)
WDOSX DOS extender
OpenBSD for i386 (under development, currently maintainerless)
Target OS2 via EMX
Watcom compatible DOS extenders
Target Darwin (Mac OS X) for i386 (under development)
BeOS/Zeta/Haiku for i386

Supported targets for SPARC:
SunOS/ELF for SPARC (under development)
Linux for SPARC

Supported targets for PowerPC:
Linux for PowerPC
Target Darwin (Mac OS X) (linking to external variables (cvar) not yet working)
NetBSD (core done, but not kept up to speed)
Target MacOS (classic)
MorphOS (basic units implemented, make cycle working)

Supported targets for PowerPC64:
Linux (under development)

Supported targets for AMD64 (x86-64):
Linux for AMD64
Win64 for AMD64 (experimentally working)

Supported targets for ARM:
Linux for ARM
WinCE (under development)
GameBoy Advance (under development via FPC 4 GBA Initiative)
PalmOS port (under development)
SymbianOS (under development)