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The Remote Commander allows the PalmOS device to pretend to be the mouse and keyboard of the PC.
You can have one or more people connected using their own PalmPilots, with each PalmPilot taking turns moving the mouse, clicking and "typing" (using Graffiti or our special on-screen keyboard).
This works with any PC application. From the Pebbles research project which is studying how this might be useful in meetings.
The software runs on any PC Windows platform, and PalmOS 3.5 and up. The software is free.
Please let us know your ideas for enhancing the software and what it might be useful for.
System requirements:
- Palm OS v3.5

Simple home screen for the Motorola Q
No plug ins required
A lot of time can be involved in creating these screens, if you like what you use and feel like its worth something please make a small PayPal donation so I can keep adding to the collection and doing special requests and minor modifications.
System requirements:
- Motorola Q

Volunteers 1.1 is an effective and handy University of Tennessee football schedule for the iPhone and iPod Touch which provides up-to-date kickoff times and game results. Go Vols

Requirements:

• Bug fix

Simple home screen for the Motorola Q
No plug ins required
A lot of time can be involved in creating these screens, if you like what you use and feel like its worth something please make a small PayPal donation so I can keep adding to the collection and doing special requests and minor modifications.
System requirements:
- Motorola Q

Doctor's Digest 1.0 is an effective application that provides you with a free 2009 e-subscription to Doctor's Digest on Time Management; Accurate Billing and Coding. Long-Term Practice-Patient Relationships, Best Practices: Patient Safety: Work/Life Balance Throughout Your Career and Personal and Professional Marketingsubjects NOT taught in medical school. You will also receive 24/7 access to the Doctor's Digest e-library with over two dozen single topic practice solution manuals.

Doctors Digest is a single-topic practice management publication published six times per year by Brandofino Communications. Doctor's Digest tackles the complex practice-management problems that may distract you from patient care and diminish your professional satisfaction, drawing on the expertise of 800+ thought leaders and experts to provide in-depth solutions. Doctor's Digest editorial content is used by over 28 medical schools, universities and associations in their students' curriculum or as a membership benefit.

Go , also known as Weiqi , is an ancient board game originated in China more than 4,000 years ago. Today Go is played by millions of people around the globe.
Beyond being merely a game, Go is an analogy with life, an intense meditation, a mirror of ones personality, and a beautiful art form. Like the Eastern martial arts, Go can teach concentration, balance, and discipline.
Pocket GNU Go was initiallly created by Ivan Davtchev from Harvard University based on GNU Go 1.2, developed by Man Li and others. Later Alex Seewald from the Austrian AI Research Institute upgraded it to a more advanced AI, using GNU Go 2.6. Ivan Davtchev added multithread capabilities and upgraded it to GNU Go 2.6.2. To further separate the backend GNU Go engine and front end user interface development, Sidney Liu from Vieka joined Pocket GNU Go project and also looked over the maintainence, support and promotion responsibilities.
The plan for front end is to include SGF viewer, editor, and recorder functionalities, or maybe a better graphics. And the objective for backend is to port GNU Go 3.2 engine to Pocket PC, enable GTP protocol communication in Pocket PC, and if possible, separate out the pattern database so the whole GNU Go engine is less resource hungry, more flexible and extensible. Adding multiplayer capabilities is also relatively easier.
If you are interested in participating in this project, or have any questions or suggestions, please contact gnugo@vieka.com. Many thanks go to Vieka for their kind support.
Enhancements:
- Pocket PC version now supports variety of screen resolutions, including the default QVGA (240X320), landscape QVGA (320X240), Palm Treo square screen (240X240), real VGA (480X640) and real VGA landscape (640X480). Pretty much all known Pocket PC devices in the market now should be supported.
System requirements:
- Windows Mobile PocketPC.