Free catalog 2.0 software for pda

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The Town Compass DataViewer Software Product Catalog includes:
Product Catalog, including Almanac Products, Dictionary Products, Encyclopedia Products, eBooks, City Directories, Government Products, Entertainment Products, Reference Products, Religious Texts, Sports Products, and CD-ROMs
Company Information, including DataViewer Description, About the Company, About our Services, and Contact Info
Town Compass Partners, including Content Partners, Distribution Partners, and Technology Partners
Organized in a subject hierarchy and in an index, so navigation on your handheld is fast and easy.
System requirements:
- 2368 KB Available Memory
- FREE Town Compass DataViewer

This calculator has two modes a simple and advanced mode. The choice is yours, and you can switch between the two modes easily.
In Simple mode it has the just the 4 basic math functions, using the navigation key to select the function.
In advanced mode, the navigation key switches between different input modes. The first mode is the numeric mode where the keys enter the corresponding numbers. The next mode is scientific, which is used for the basic math functions and scientific functions. The third mode is trigonomic mode where you can access the trigonomic functions.
This new version is vastly improved from the previous. Please enter some reviews or let me know what you like and dont like about it. Let me know of any bugs also, as there is no one else testing it for me.
Best of all, it is still free
Enhancements:
- Much improved version from the previous.

PalmGen is a Java program that will take a Palm Resource file (PilRc format) and generate GNUC source code that will set up form handlers for all of the forms that are defined in the resource file, object handlers for the objects in each form, and menu handlers for each menu.
The idea is to use a GUI resource editor (like Arbor Builder, or Falch.nets IDE resource compiler) to create all of your forms and objects in those forms, then use this tool to create the GNUC code for a working prototype, or skeletal framework.
Main features:
- Code Generation from a PilRC Resource File
- Fast Prototyping
- Hardware button can scroll through Forms
- Makefile generation
- Source file options.. all in one C file, in 4 files, or a file for each form.
- Specify Alert for each form event (when anything gets tapped).
Enhancements:
- GUI interface
- PalmTools 2.0 support
- Hardware Form Scrolling

Provides catalog of SMS-based and call services. Catalog content is downloaded from Web in XML format.
System requirements:
- Java compatible

Slate is a tool for digital film makers that allows you to keep a shot-by-shot/take-by-take record of important scene information such as audio and video timecode on your Palm connected organizer.
Enhancements:
- Multiple projects (With arcology16 integration)
- Capture logging
- Audio/Video device and media notes
- "Good" take marker
- Classic layer for working with slates from previous versions
- And of course, its still free.

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Angles is a fun game where you draw lines in front of the moving ball to deflect it in the direction you want.
Hit the wall for points but watch out for skulls!
System requirements:
- Palm III
- Palm OS v3.0

p87Clock is just a big, simple, free clock. No alarms, no clutter.
Enhancements:
- Added the option so that tapping anywhere on the screen exits p87Clock
- And restores the program which was active when p87Clock was launched.
- Amongst other advantages, this means that, in conjunction with something like Idle Hack, it is possible to use p87Clock as a kind of screensaver.
- Thanks to Leo for the idea, and Bruce for the coding tip.
System requirements:
- Palm III
- Palm OS v3.0