Free far 2.101 software for pda

DOF is a program for photographers that computes the depth of field for a lens given its focal length, f stop, focus distance and the desired resolution at the film plane.

It reports the near and far focus limits as well as the hyperfocal distance. For more information, see the readme.txt and help files.

Hyperfocal distance and depth of field calculator.Just three taps set focal length, f-number, and focus distance.Graphical display of the near and far focus distances makes it easy to see the depth of field.

Customize the circle of confusion and lenses for any format: digital, 35mm, medium format, and large format cameras.

Please see documentation in download file for more information.

The polar ice caps are melting far more rapidly than ever imagined, leaving you stranded far above the arctic circle. You have no option but to RUN RUN RUN. Cover the maximum distance over the ice shelves while shooting hungry predators that block your path. Make sure you collect food along the way to sustain your energy levels.
Score Board:
Global Tournament mode available on all fugumobile games, allowing users to post hi-scores on a global scorecard and compete with other users worldwide.
Version restrictions:
- Ad-supported

PDoF is a small Depth-of-Field calculator for photographers to help to estimate the near and far edges of the sharp area of the picture.
The program and the source code are distributed under the GPL. The program is tested only with Palm IIIe and PalmOS 3.1.1 but it should work with any hardware with PalmOS 2.0 or greater.
Enhancements:
- A bug fixed from calculations (appeared with English units only)
- Changed focal-length back to millimeters (English units)
- Added a small application icon.

Othello is a rather old board game that actually contains some rather complex features with simple rules. Also called Reversi in many computer implementations.

The object of Flipper is to have more pieces of your colour on the board at the end of the game than the other player has. The game is over when all the squares on the board have been filled or no legal moves exist.

To make a move, select any square that is next to a square that contains a piece of your opponents colour such that it completes a horizontal, vertical, or diagonal row such that a piece of your colour is on both ends. When you trap your opponents pieces in this manner they are turned into pieces of your colour.

A move may result in trapping pieces in multiple dirrections, provided they are in direct line with the played piece.

Legal moves *must* trap at least one piece of the opponent. If you can not make a move, your turn will be skipped.

The "turn" is indicated by the arrow pointing to the players piece in the status bar. In the case where a player can not make a legal move, the turn is automatically passed to the other player. If both players can not move, the game is over.

The skill levels are rather interesting. In order to make the lower levels, I used a random move generator for them. The lowest level uses it for most of the game. The higher levels stop using it earlier. At about level 4, the random move generator is never used past the first move.

In order to make Flipper play "somewhat" different each time, another random number generator is used. This one is used when two moves look nearly equal in value. This is why Flipper may not play the same game from one execution to another. Note that this choice is only made between "equal" moves and should not cause for a lesser move (as far as the computer is concerned) to be made. (Well, "equal" can have a rather wide band in some cases, but that also depends on the level and move type.)

Ganja Man is a classic arcade game where the main objective is to clear a maze of dots while avoiding the Demons located inside. Once a maze is cleared of dots, you move on to the next level. The Demons, who are quite annoying creatures, can follow you in case you get too close. But still you can easily cloud their eyes and kill them while you go about eating the dots. You have to beat the pesky demons and keep away from them as far as you can. Oh, by the way they move a bit faster, so watch out!
That would be rather difficult to get to the next level if there were not some great bonuses in the game. During the game, you can gain bonus points and also some handy items to kill these troublesome Demons. You can win knives, Axe, guns and grenades to make your journey smooth and kill the Demons when they become too troublesome. Use these discretely and these should be enough for you to progress along the unlimited, but increasingly difficult, levels in this engrossing game.
Get ready for the challenge!!!
Version restrictions:
- Ad-supported

GSPlayer is so far the best MIDI player for your PocketPC that we came across! Excellent sound quality, fast launch, and relatively compact (about half the size of PocketMIDI, but the sound is the same).
It allows you to play MIDI files (e.g. one exported from PocketSynth Pro, PocketDrums, or Midnote) directly on your handheld. The latest version of MidNote integrates this player to provide polyphonic playing of the full piece.
System requirements:
- PocketPC 2003