Free hair dues software for pda

My Hair is designed to imitate a photo image capturing device. This is for fun only.

All you do is have your friend hold the pda, tap the "Capture Image" button and up pops thier picture.

Well, it isnt really them, they probably look worse.
Use it to tease the kids and amuse your workmates.

There are three seperate images that can be generated.
View the "Read Me" file for more information.

Minor Changes to the interface.

This program is a simple program I wrote to play around with.

Hold an object (such as a small rock) at about head high.
Release the button at the same time you release the object (stone).

Press the button again when the object hits the ground and the program will calculate the approximate distance the object fell.

This program is still in beta form, but is interesting as it is.

I dont take into account wind resistance and the like, so calculations are only approximate and not sure how accurate due to being in beta form and not fully testing it yet.

Comments or suggestions welcome. ...
Danny

A surprisingly easy and effective bill paying applet. All data can be entered, edited, and retrieved in a 2-page form. In addition to the fields you normally find in a database of this kind -- name, description, amount, and due date, you can also record the usual amount you pay, your normal due date, the frequency of the bill, what grace period is allowed, any interest charged, and, if so, at what rate, the date you paid the bill, the form of payment, any notes you care to make, and even your account number. Moreover, an alarm -- day and time -- may be set as a reminder (snooze is set for 1 day). The database may be sorted and filtered on any field, and is fully editable. You can duplicate each record for easy entry the next time you need to pay, and thus create a complete record of your payments -- to whom, when, and how paid. If you want, you can set a password and encrypt the data. You are given 6 sample records and 12 views to start you off.

Hints:
Do not confuse "Previous" and "Next" with the tabs "p.1" and "p.2." The tabs are used to navigate within a single record while "Previous" and "Next" take you from record to record.
Click on "Copy to New" to create new records to use the next time you pay each bill. This eliminates a great deal of data copying.

Bill paying is never an enjoyable process, but I hope this applet makes it easier.

Portable DesktopZoom 3.4 brings a tool which does the task of enabling you to zoom in a window or in a desktop area. It is also called a portable application that allows you to magnify a certain area, a single window or the entire desktop. It is free.

ToDo List replacement with super-enhanced prioritization. Show completed/incomplete items; show items due today (or overdue); Show items above a certain priority; Show items which are either incomplete or were completed today...

The whole point of a to-do list is prioritization, and 1-5 doesnt cut it. This applet lets you estimate cost (e.g., "How long will this take?") and benefit (e.g., "How much would I pay to have it done for me?"). The benefit/cost ratio gives a surprisingly accurate way to see what is *really* important on your to-do list.

Hold'em Calculator 1 is designed as the first J2ME Texas Hold'em Poker odds calculator on your cell phone. You can easily calculate your winning percentage by entering your hands into your cell phone.

Without knowing your opponents hand, this calculator can randomly deal two cards to each opponent and then calculate the odds. It's a must need for you to dominate the Texas Hold'em poker game at a friend's place. Hold'em Calculator serves as an demonstration only; the simulated results maybe inaccurate due to over-simplified checking algorithm.