Free foreign exchange rates software for pda

VFS Exchange 1.3 is developed to be an easy to use utility which can easily feed files from the Palm OS Virtual File System into the Exchange Manager (a component of Palm OS). It allows one to install certain files into the appropriate application, which avoids certain hassles. The effect is much like beaming the file to the handheld, but with an optional choice of receiving program.

Some examples: MIDI (.mid), WAVE (.wav), QCELP (.qcp), and Adaptive Multi-Rate ACELP (.amr) files can be installed into the sound database, for use as ringtones or alarms, on some devices such as the Treo 650 and 700p; Java midlets in .jar files can be installed into IBM's J9 Java environment.

Enhancements: Adds streamlined user interface, view support, and a new German translation.

Council on Foreign Relations 1.0 is an advanced program which satisfies you because the latest news analysis and commentary from the Council on Foreign Relations' website now available on the go for the iPhone and iPod touch. Stay up to date with the following publications;

• Daily News Brief:- A digest of global news and analysis compiled and distributed by CFR.org's editors each weekday morning.
• Daily Opinion Roundup:- A selection of op-eds and editorials from the United States and around the world, compiled every weekday morning.
• Daily Analysis:- Analytical briefs written by CFR.orgs staff on issues of the day with links to the news, analysis, commentary, and primary source materials that put the facts in context.
• Backgrounder:- Current political, security, and economic issues succinctly explained.

Note: The "Download Now" link directs you to the iTunes App Store, where you must continue the download process. You must have iTunes installed in order to open the link, and you must have an active iTunes account to download the application. This download may not be available in some countries."

Requirements:

• Compatible with iPhone and iPod touch
• Requires iPhone 2.1 Software update.

A listing of Jenny Craig foods and their exchange values. Filter by exchange category (starch, protein, fruit, milk, fat). Sort by item name or exchange category (starch, protein, fruit, milk, fat).

Designed specifically for plastic injection molding. Given a cycle time and number of cavities it will calculate production rates per hour, per shift, per day, per week. Keep track of your cycle times. Sort by customer or by part name or part number.
System requirements:
- HanDBase v.3.0x or greater

Currency converter for US travelers. Destinations for international scientific meetings are included. In the Info section you will find a website address for latest rates.

NineThings is based on the MemoPad application but with a twist... Items can be selected randomly. So NineThings can be used as a decision maker.

Cant decide what job to do next? List them in NineThings and let it decide.

Running into a creative block? Try an Oblique Strategy. Built into NineThings is a set of Oblique Strategy cards.

NineThings can also exchange content with MemoPad.

The currency converter uses a webservice provided by webservicex.com to download the conversion rates
Once downloaded, the rates are then cached for times when the device does not have an active internet connection.
Enhancements:
- Currency Converter 2005 v1.2 has been retooled to use the conversion rates web service at webservicex.com

This is a first pass at a Contact/Time/Expense and Problem management database. I think it pretty much works, but use it at your own risk. Email me if you see any problems. The way it works is simple, you have a main database call Customers where you can enter general information (phone, e-mail etc.) about you customer set. From this database there are 3 linked databases, Time management, for tracking how much time you spend working with a customer whether this is on site or not. When you create a new entry it starts to track the time but you must manually set the end time. Also it only works on a daily basis so you must create a new record for each day worked. Expense management, for tracking expenses related to this customer and whether they should be billed to the customer. You can also enter these expenses in the local currency and then use the Exchange Rates database to translate it back to your local currency. This database also calculates VAT. And finally mileage allowances, which is a little "hockey" as I use an entry in the Exchange Rates database call mileage to do this. Therefore the way I work out mileage rates is odd. I take the rate say 10.4 per mile and to make it work, divide 1 by it. So to get the mileage rate you would divide 1 by 10.4 giving 9.6154. Problem management, for tracking problems your working on for the customer, date opened, updated and closed with room for a problem number, short description and details Then I have added a MS Access database that takes the CSV produced from HDDOS32.EXE and creates an Expense, Time Worked and Problems report. Or you can do this through the usual method in HandBase Ive supplied some example data.
System requirements:
- HanDBase v.2.7x or greater