Free graphic planner software for pda

Holiday Planner started out life as a simple Annual leave tracker, but over several versions it has evolved into a full year planner application with multiple categories.
Main features:
- Full year graphical display
- Multiple categories
- Pen drag option
- User defined start month
- Simple operation
- Month Zoom
- Delete Validation
- Colour Support
Enhancements:
- US Month display reformat
- Events can be sent to the datebook

Party Planner allows you to keep track of the guests that you have invited to a party, and if they are coming, not coming, if they havent said if they are coming yet or not (unknown), or anything else you can think of (by using other.)

The best part is that its free!

This powerful calculator allows you to draw up to six functions in a simple way.
You write the function in a row just like writing on a paper.
For example: Sin X * X^2 and it will draw the function.
The GraphicCalc can be used as a strong scientific calculator

My.Class Planner allows you to store class assignments, tests, schedules, and more into your Palm Pilot.

Record beaming is possible making it easy to transfer assignments to classmates.

Birthday Planner helps you not to forget birthdays.

What does it do? It places any upcoming birthday (from one day to one year away) on your start-up page and includes: the persons date of birth, name and age.

The sad part is that you will have to create a list of all the people whose birthday is worthy of remembering because you cannot link to them from your contact list.

The good part is the check box allowing you to specify if you want a transparent background or an RGB code.

Note: only tested on ARM processor.

Graphical Hero Companion (GHC for short) is an rpg-aid: a multi-platform tool designed to help RPGs fans in the quest of not being overwhelmed by characters sheets.
Main features:
- Three main counters.
- Item counter.
- Status of body parts (head, torso, legs, arms).
- Modifiers for the general status (blind, poisoned, bleeding...).
- Advanced backpack with add,edit,visualize, delete.
- Loading of items descriptions.
- Stats page (under development).
- Options page (always under development).
- Integrated programmable dice roller.
System requirements:
- Pocket PC / Windows Mobile.

TripMate is a program that helps you remember the route.

It can be route from conference room to coffee-room, it can be a tourist trip, it can be pathway in labyrinth.

During first traversal you make notes in you phone, specifying direction of movement and target of each step. Phone remembers how much time each steps takes. Then you can just inspect information about this trip and check duration of each stage and the whole trip. You can also replay it in forward and backward direction. So if somebody show you the shortest way to coffee machine, you can easily find the way back and can repeat this trip in future.

Description

The main menu of TripMate contains list of trips. Add new trip and specify its description. The program automatically switches to the mode of specifying the trip. In this mode you are adding trip points. For each point you should specify direction and optional description (target). When all steps are specified, choose Finish command to end the trip. It is possible to edit description and direction of each point, but it is not possible to add or remove new points to the trip. If you close application in enter trip mode, it will be in the same mode after restart. TripMate automatically calculate time of each stage (point time is set when you execute Enter command)
When trip is finished, you can view and edit trip points (List command) and relay trip in forward or backward direction (Navigation command). Navigation is performed using the same time scale. You can suspend/resume navigation or visa versa move current position to the next point. Navigation is perform in graphic or text mode. In graphic mode, TripMate shows movement of marker through the graph representing the route. In text mode, it shows description of next point, elapsed and left time for each step and the whole trip.
When navigation is suspended, current position cursor start rotation. When navigation is finished (last point is reached), arrow cursor is replaced with filled circle.