Free code generator software for pda

Random Number Generator will easiliy help you generate random integers from 1 to x.

You choose the max. It is simple and easy to use. You can use it for passwords, math, anything.

Let me know if you have questions, suggestions, comments, or anything. Thanks and enjoy!

Readable Password Generator 1.0 offers a fully flexible program which makes it possible to generate high customizable but still random passwords. You can choose the type and position of random characters, like vowels, consonants, symbols and numbers. It also suport the insertion of custom string that won't be random. This method permits you to generate readable and easy to remember passwords by alternating vowels and consonants, or other patterns.

Requirements: Palm OS 3.5

This is a free desktop companion program to the (very soon to be released) myKbd hex keyboard utility for the Palm T3, T5, LifeDrive and TX, which lets you change the colors and layout of hex keyboards. You edit a keyboard by editing a fairly simple text file that describes the colors and layouts (see SampleKeyboard.txt which includes instructions) and running GO.exe to generate the keyboard skin which you can then hotsync.
Please read readme.txt before using. You may need to download a free Java Runtime Environment to use.
This is for Windows but includes source code (except for the java batik code which should be platform-independent) so it shouldnt be that hard to get working on Linux or OS X if you know what youre doing.
Enhancements:
- Added RELABEL and REFORMAT sections to control text and formatting of individual keys or key ranges.
- Added font style and font weight controls.
- Added FONT-WEIGHT and FONT-STYLE commands to allow bold and italic labels.
- See SampleKeyboard.txt for more information.

G Codes is a handy list of common g-codes that are used on todays CNC equipment.

G Codes is handy to have with you when programming or trouble shooting a CNC machine.

NANP Area Codes Reference for Palm OS 6.0 is a free dictionary made for Palm OS,including Directory of North American telephone area codes by area/state plus cities within each area code. The origin of the data is the North American Numbering Plan (NANP).

The NANP is the numbering plan used for the Public Switched Telephone Network in the United States and other territories. The NANP was introduced in 1947 by AT

Zip code data from 1990 US Census, includes ability to search on Zip code or City, and contains population data. Has a filter and view for just displaying zip code, city and state; the filter is setup for Austin, but you can edit this to filter for any value.
System requirements:
- HanDBase v.3.0x or greater

A nice midlet that lets you do lookups on a database of US Area Codes.
System requirements:
- Java compatible