Free disk recoup software for pda

Raid Disk Sizer will help you configure your Disk RAID 5 subsystem.
It will tell you how many disks is required, disks group size and number of group required per Gigabytes.
System requirements:
- Palm OS v3.0

RegCode is just the thing you need to boost sales of your Palm OS application! RegCode generates a registration code based on a users HotSync ID which encourages each user to pay for their own copy of your app. The small investment you make in RegCode will quickly be recouped.
Bonus offer - get Checksum too! Checksum calculates the CRC over the code resource to prevent hackers from bypassing your registration efforts.
The package contains RegCode, RegApp and Checksum. The apps are freeware, and can be used and distributed at no charge. Try them out! Pretend to be a user (or hacker) and see how they work. Advance the date to see RegApp expire, enter a temporary code of 17311 to simulate the code a user would receive from PalmGear or Handango. Whether youre running RegApp on the Palm OS Emulator or your real device, you can use RegCode to generate your permanent registration code.
Main features:
- Over 65,000 registration code possibilities
- Allows temporary codes, so your sales channels only need one static code; you have complete control over who gets each permanent registration code
- Generates a six-number string to uniquely identify the user, should the user not provide their HotSync ID correctly. The user can provide this number to you to get their permanent registration code
- Bugs the user once the application has expired. An increasingly long countdown occurs before the app is usable

FreeOTFE4PDA 2 is a convenient tweak tool which is also transparent disk encryption program. Using this software, you can create one or more "virtual memory cards" on your PDA - anything written to which will be automatically, and securely, encrypted before being stored.

Major Features:

1. Source code freely available: Easy to use; full wizard included for creating new volumes
2. Powerful: Supports numerous hash/encryption algorithms, and provides a greater level of flexibility than a number of other (including commercial) OTFE systems
3. Hash algorithms include: MD5, SHA-512, RIPEMD-160, Tiger
4. Cyphers include AES (256 bit), Twofish (256 bit), Blowfish (448 bit), Serpent (256 bit)
5. "Hidden" volumes may be concealed within other FreeOTFE volumes, providing "plausible deniability"
6. PC version is also available, allowing data encrypted on your PC to be read/written on your PDA, and vice versa.

What is MSX80? It is a port of my fMSX/S60 emulator to the Nokia S80 platform. The S80 platform is used in Nokia 9200 series, 9300, 9300i and 9500 phone models ("Communicators").
It is good (if not mandatory even) to know something about fMSX/S60 because MSX80 works very similarly and Im only going to explain things that are different here. Some important things you might want to know about MSX80:
System ROM files should be placed under /MSX/systemrom directory on the memory card (D: drive) or phone internal memory (C: drive).
Game files should be placed under /MSX directory on the memory card (D: drive) or phone internal memory (C: drive).
The emulation can be paused by pressing any of the four command keys located on the right side of the main display of the phone. Because of this it is not advisable to map any of these keys as MSX joystick/keyboard controls eventhough it is possible.
When pausing the emulation there is a small delay before the emulators menu interface begins to respond to key presses; dont panic if the menu seems unresponsive, just wait a second and try again.
In the menus you can usually navigate back and forth with the command keys or by using Enter as selection key and Esc as back/cancel key. Some options can be changed with left and right arrow keys.
There are two rendering modes available:
256/512 pixel wide which renders 256 pixel wide MSX screen modes as 256 pixel wide on the phone display and 512 pixel wide MSX screen modes as 512 pixel wide on the phone display
512 pixel wide which renders all MSX screen modes as 512 pixel wide on the phone display stretching the pixels horizontally when needed.
You should turn your phones keyboard tones off before using the emulator. If keyboard tones are not turned off, the emulators responsiveness to key presses will dramatically decrease making playing games very difficult.
Enhancements:
- Support for 92xx phone models (without MSX sound emulation)
- Support for zip file format (not in 92xx version)
- "Archive as disk" virtual disk support for zip (not in 92xx version)
- Support for quick save state & quick load state keys
- Support for quick swapping alternate keyboard/joystick mapping
- Support for user configurable data location (memory card or phone memory)
- Bug fix for saved state loading
- Bug fix for V9938/V9958 search command emulation
- Fixed Korean MegaROM mappers, now they actually work
- Corrected TMS9918A palette to match the definitions in the TI manual
- Bottom border rendering bug fix for 192 line modes
System requirements:
- Nokia 92xx/9300/9500

DeskPilot lets you view your PalmPilot data on your PC.
A System Tray icon keeps you one click away from your data.
Main features:
- Reads your Pilot Desktop files, so it is up-to-date whenever you hotsync.
- Displays Address Book, MemoPad, ToDo List and
- NEW! DateBook files.
- Alarms beep and pop up a window. (Can be disabled)
- System Tray Icon for 1-click access.
- Takes up only a small part of your screen, and 560K on your disk.
- Tabs and spacing match the Pilot, so your tables and charts still look good.
- Filters let you highlight or show only records containing a specified word.
- Configurable fonts.
- View MemoPLUS drawings.
Enhancements:
- Datebook with Alarms
- MemoPLUS drawings
- Selectable fonts
- Simple password protection
- Allows multiple INI files for multiple configurations
- Faster file loading
- Many bug fixes and tweeks

Portable DataRecovery 2.4.6 offers an effective solution for restoring deleted files. However, DataRecovery doesn't assure that all files deleted can be recovered successfully. It mostly depends on your system/configuration and we cant support each of all those varieties.

This application keeps the entries in a database sorted by movie title, and lets you enter the following information:

Genre (movie type: action, romance, comedy, etc, found as a popup in the form title bar)
Title (enter the entire title, its a scrollable field)
Actors (separate more than one by commas, also a scrollable field)
Time (running time, in minutes, as shown on the dvd, disc, or vhs carton)
Cost (price the user paid for the movie - it is not/not currency-based, so any value works)
Date (date you acquired the movie)
MPAA Rating (G, PG, PG-13, R... etc)
Rate (your rating: I use 1=poor - why did I ever buy this thing, to 5= great)
Media (DVD, VHS, DISC)
Checkboxes for:
Box Set
Letterbox (widescreen)
Checked (by check column in table view)
Loaned (loaned movie to someone; more later)