Free investory 1.1 software for pda

I created this database in ListPro because I wanted something light and simple with desktop connectivity that I could use to track my wine collection, as well as tasings, vendors, producers (over 800 listed!), web links, vintage ratings, and Bordeaux classifications. The vintage ratings and Bordeaux classifications were taken from other ListPro Lists I found on the web. Special thanks to John Rittmaster of Prima Wine in Walnut Creek, CA for his assistance in helping me put it together (and for all the great wines I have tasted because of his generosity). He suggested that I sell it, and I will to anyone using it professionally, but for my fellow wine lovers, it is FREE. I welcome any suggestions for changes and improvement, and maybe we can all work towards making it a killer application!

List is a simple database program for PalmOS devices. There are 3 fields, two which can be customized and a generic Note field.
Enhancements:
- New version of list now supports 5-way navigation
System requirements:
- 35KB

With Solidarity, you can:
- Put a United States Flag on your Palm Powered PDA and carry it proudly wherever you go. Works on both color and grayscale devices.
- Play "America the Beautiful", "God Bless America", or "Star Spangled Banner" whenever the urge strikes.
- Check "Stay on in cradle" on some rechargeable devices to display your flag when your device is in a recharging cradle.
- Use the "Options" menu to quickly jump to the General Prefs app in order to adjust the sound volume or to enable "Stay on in cradle" mode (if supported).
- Easily beam Solidarity to other Palm users.
- See how many other devices have previously beamed your copy of Solidarity. (Note: The beam count will always be zero for users who download the app from the web, but users who receive it through beaming will see how many times their copy was beamed before it reached them. Beam it to a friend and check out their copy to see how this works.)
Enhancements:
- Added "Star Spangled Banner" music due to popular demand.
- Added "Help" menu item to display program info for users who receive app through beaming.
- Color Launcher icons are now transparent for users who have non-standard UI color schemes.
- Still occupies only 27K on the device, with sound and graphics!

Now you can "Count the Omer" on your Palm organizer. That is why this year is different from all other years. Omer provides you with the complete Hebrew text of "Sefirat HaOmer", and on each day it provides you with the specific information that you need to say that day. Omer is complete with alarms to remind you when to count, and a handy chart for keeping track of when youve counted. For Palm OS 5 devices, you need to have Luach. Make sure to read the "readme.txt" file carefully before installing Omer.

The iScript is an open-source implementation of WMLScript engine for PalmOS devices. It is compiled as standard PalmOS system library and may be used not only in WML browsers, but in any application, which requires scripting capabilities.
Enhancements:
- FIX: multiple environment definitions now handled properly in wmlsc

tinyBasic is just a developers game, the development of a minimalist Basic interpreter for Palm by using iziBasic.
Tiny BASIC started out as a way to get a BASIC running in the minimum amount of memory space (~2 KBytes), because RAM used to be very expensive and home computers would only have a few KB of RAM back in the 1970s.
My Tiny BASIC dialect, that I just called "tinyBasic", is similar and loosely based on the Intel 8080 Tiny BASIC written by Li Chen Wang and appearing in Doctor Dobbs Journal of Computer Calisthenics & Orthodontia in the May 1976 issue.
tinyBasic is developed with the iziBasic compiler for Palm OS handheld devices.
The source code of tinyBasic is provided in the download file (please see instructions in the readme file).
Enhancements:
- minor update of iziBasics source code to retrieve correctly values like -3 or .5 (before one had to write a=0-3 or a=0.5, when now a=-3 and a=.5 are valid entries)
- another minor update was to only accept integer values as line numbers
- ported the iziBasic source code to PP, NaPP and Free Pascal