Free hi software for pda

Masashikun Hi 1.11e is an exciting and tractable game which can help you to entertain yourself effectively. Masashikun Hi is a wacky olympics involving silly scribbled stick figures. There are events ranging from sprinting to tug-of-war to high diving.

In Kakenukero (Sprinting), you run as fast as possible over the bumpy terrain and make your way to the finish line by quickly spinning the mouse. Click the left mouse button to hop over steep hills and deep dips. In Tobibako (High Jump), you run fast by quickly spinning the mouse. When you reach the arrow on the ground, click the left mouse button. If you time it correctly, you'll land on a spring board. You'll launch high into the air and a measuring wall will begin to build next to you. Spin the mouse to go slightly higher. When you begin to slow down, click the left mouse button to stop building the wall, then click the left mouse button to slide over the wall. The higher you let the wall build, the more points you get, but you must slide over the wall to receive the points.

In Oooka (Tug-of-war), you are the man on the far left. Drag the man in the middle past your arrow as quickly as possible to win. Spin the mouse to build strength, then click the left mouse button to tug the man along. Repeat this until you pass the arrow on the left. In Hitonage (Shotput), you spin the mouse to spin the man and gain momentum. Then click the left mouse button and hold it until the angle line is at a 45 degree angle. You must do this to throw the other man as far as possible before you fall off the cliff. You can get best results by spinning quickly, by getting the angle close to 45 degrees and by throwing the man as straight as possible. In Fire (High-Dive), you spin the mouse to gain speed and jump of the cliff. When you land on the trampoline, wait until it stretches as much as it can, then click the left mouse button to fly into the air. Keep bouncing as long as you can by spinning the mouse when the man flys up.

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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

HikesTheTrip is a HanDBase applet designed to document hikes. There are four databases. The "relational," "db-popup," "calculated," and "pop-up" field types are used throughout the applet. The "Time created" field is used in most of the databases as the "relational" factor. As with all relational databases, the addition and deletion of records must be done within the parent record in order to maintain proper indexing. HikesTheTrip is the main database. Fields include date, begin time, end time, total time, location, directions, previously hiked (check box), pictures, contacts, cost, begin, ending and total miles, special concerns, weather conditions, hike rating, difficulty rating, hike again, and notes. The "Location" field is a "db-popup" used to enter the location from the "HikeLocations" database. The "Edit displayed loc" field is a "relational" field that allows editing of the displayed location in the "Location" field. The "Edit Locations" field is a "linked" field that allows edting of the entire "HikeLocations" database. " The "Contacts" field is a "db-popup" field to enter contact information form the "HikeContacts" databsae. The "Edit Disp Contact" field is a "relational" field that allows editing of the displayed contact in the "Contacts" field. The "Edit Contacts" field allows editing of the entire "HikeContacts" database. The "Total miles" field is a "calculated" field that displays the difference between "End mileage and "Begin mileage." The "Hike rating," "Difficulty rating," and "Hike again" fields are pop-up fields. The number of related records is displayed next to the "relational" fields. The "HikeLocations" database contains five fields. "Hike name" is used to capture the name of the location. "Location" is used to capture the area where the hike is, i.e., Oahu, Hi. "Permit info" is used to record permit required information. "Note" is used to capture notes. The "Rec#" field is used to display the record number. The "HikePictures" database contains eight fields. Fields are provided to capture date and time the picture(s) are taken, description, note, and photographer. The "Hike name" field displays the "related" hike name. Tapping the "hike name" field opens the "HikeLocations" database and displays the "related" hike name. This field is automatically filled in and displayed, therefore, it is not necessary to tap this field. The "Time created" field is the relational factor. The "HikeContacts" database contains seven fields. Fields are provided to capture name, address, phone number(s), notes, and next contact date. The "Date created" field is provided as a reference. The "name" field is the relational factor between the "HikeContacts" and the "HikesTheTrip" database.

aTimer is a timer application.
aTimer is a plug-in tool of aClock.
It enables you to operate the Timer by directly pressing application buttons instead of using the stylus.
Features:
Show timer time with big LED style digits.
Enables you to use application buttons (hard buttons) to operate most of timer functions. For example, set timer time, start/stop timer.
Enables you to set timer time quickly by directly tapping the digits.
Alarms you with sound if time is up. You can also customize the alarm sound.
Supports Hi-Res (320x320).
Clie PCM sound can also be used for alarm sound.
aTimer is a plug-in tool of aClock . You can directly invoke this application from aClock.
Supports memory expansion (SD) card. You can store aTimer main program on expansion card for saving main memory.
Last but not least, color is also supported by aTimer.
Enhancements:
- enabled Treo 600/650 users to use the 5-way keys to navigate the menu.
System requirements:
- Palm OS v3.2
- aClock

aSundial is the state-of-the-art analog clock on your handheld. It supports hi-res (320x320) and hi-color (65000). aSundial is a plug-in tool of aClock.
We also offer you the aClock Bundle package which is a complete time and clock solution for your PDA. It includes all of our latest products, aClock, aAlarm, aTimeMap, aSundial and more... The total list price of this bundle package was US$21.95. Now we offer you the special price US$13.95 for the bundle package.
Features:
aSundial is the state-of-the-art analog clock on your handheld.
Supports standard (160x160) and Hi-Res (320x320) displays.
Supports 4-bit(16) gray levels and 16-bit(65536) color displays.
Show current time and date in big font and big analog clock.
Tightly work with aClock to show you selected world time, world city name and country name.
Handy calendar.
Show week of year on calendar.
Supports various week numbering rules.
Show day of year and week of year.
Enables you to customize displaying colors.
Enables you to always turn on display when aSundial is running.
Supports Palm 5-way navigator.
Supports memory expansion (SD) card. You can store aSundial main program on expansion card for saving main memory.
aSundial is a plug-in tool of aClock. You can directly invoke this application from aClock.
Last but not least, color is also supported by aSundial.
Enhancements:
- [NEW] enabled Treo 600/650 users to use the 5-way keys to navigate the menu.
- [NEW] supported PalmOne 5-way keys (Tungsten/Zire/Treo).
- [NEW] remembered all settings of screen [1], [3], and [C].
System requirements:
- Palm OS 3.5
- aClock (WorldClock)

WriteHere 1.1 offers a stylistic, modern and powerful word processing program that will be integrated into the Hi-Ce suite of educational programs. Besides the basic word processor features, advanced features such as Auto-capitalization, spell checking, and the duplicate command help make it easier for any user. The educational environment will find that students can use this program to create professional-looking documents. Students may also usethe infrared capabilities of the Palm handheld and share documents with others. Whether you wish to take notes, writejournal entries, or write full reports, WriteHere will do the job.

InfraChat is the first, multi-mode IR chat program for Palm OS. Its perfect for when you just cant talk, and need to relay a messege. It features three modes for chatting, Text, Picture and both. It is also low on memory usage, using only 83K. InfraChat 8.1 is simply an update to 8, which provides OS 6 compatibility and fixes the Hi-Res screen problem.
System requirements:
- 83KB RAM