Free entering pit software for pda

Bert Longin is one of the best auto pilots of Europe. He was already two times Belgian Champion in a Porsche. Now the new race-season has begun. The team has worked hard for him and they have created a very fast race monster that is waiting in the pit lane. You can take his place now. So grab your helmet, get into the car and beat every opponent, with only one goal: becoming the champion! Great race game!
Version restrictions:
- Ad-supported
System requirements:
- Java enabled phone

Sound Tester lets you enter up to 10 sounds and play them one after the other.
Each sound is made by entering the frequency, duration and amplitude of the sound.
Enhancements:
- Added "Rest Note" and "Reset All Notes" buttons, and test a single note.
System requirements:
- Palm III
- Palm OS v3.1

Metronome is a simple metronome, enter a tempo and it clicks and flashes. The tempo given isnt 100% accurate, but it is quite close.

Color Converter Converts the Background and Foreground Color of a Text as per the RGB values of Background and Foreground
Main features:
- Professionally and Newly designed user-interface that speeds up data entry and conversion speed.
- Color changes automatically while entering the value.
- Occupies only 6 KB of Free Memory.
- Very Easy to use and Handy.
- Extremely Precise

Frobnitz is a Z-Machine interpreter that runs on PalmOS.
Whats a Z-Machine, you ask? Its the virtual machine developed by Infocom for its text adventures, also known as "interactive fiction". Infocom has long since passed on, but the Z-Machine format has since been adopted for the authoring of interactive fiction by others.
Main features:
- V1-V5, V7, V8 story files formats.
- Full support for the upper window. An 80x25 screen is emulated and you can scroll the upper window to view up to 40x17 of it at a time.
- A smart mode that can decode the upper window and display an easier to read title bar.
- Timed and interrupted input.
- Emulation of the mouse via the stylus.
- Color support (on color devices).
- Keyboard support.
- Line input is always done with a Palm input field, so you can use the popup keyboard at any time.
- Excellent support for the Palm application model. Alarms and power saving features aren\t interfered with.
- Many shortcuts to avoid entering the same words over and over.
- A scrollback buffer.
- A method to allow you to read the \"pop-ups\" or \"poems\" that some games provide.
- Undo feature. For games that support it.
System requirements:
- PalmPilot 5000
- Any Palm OS

Program Name: TravelTime 1.0

Description: Calculate and display travel times.

Written: Anthony J. Hunter

Ownership: (c) Copyright 2006 by A J Hunter & Associates Registration: Freeware! ==================================================

Travel Time is a Freeware PalmOS application that allows you to enter miles to travel, enter an average speed (MPH) or select an excellerated speed such as: Light Speed, Sound Speed and 1 Mile Per Second; then the application will calculate the amount of time it will take to travel that distance.

Entering Average MPH

If you enter an average MPH, you may specify any number up to 9999 MPH. The 9999 is not a limitation as much as it is a control for entering realistic numbers.

Selecting Light Speed

If you select Light Speed you are opting for a speed of 186262 MPS (Miles Per Second). This also translates to 11,175,720 MPH. This speed is for traveling very long distances. You may also opt to increase the default Factor from 1 to as much as 999. This is a multiplier that will help you calculate shorter times for longer distances at the speed of light.

Selecting Sound Speed

If you select Sound Speed you are opting for a speed that is calculated based on the Celcius Air Temperature; therefore, a Celcius temperature must be entered. If you do not know what celcius temperature relates to a given farenheit temperature, you can click the "?" button to convert a farenheit temperature to celcius. A window will display where you can enter a farenheit temperature and then you may convert it to celcius. You then have the option to select that converted temperature for use in the Sound Speed formula.

Selecting 1 Mile Per Second

If you select 1 MPS Speed you are opting for a speed of 3600 MPH.