Free launcher software for pda

It allow you to use any folder from the RAM filesystem as a Launcher folder, customize folders icons for both Launcher and File explorer, change shortcuts icons with any icon from .dll and .exe you have in your Pocket PC, create new shortcuts, specify the view for each launcher folder separately, assing itself to the standard Start button
System requirements:
- Pocket PC 2000

Event Launcher is an event handler for Palm OS 5.0 or greater. It allows you to configure applications or DAs to be launched after certain system events, such as soft resets, hotsyncs, and card inserts. This is convenient for things like, starting a backup program when you insert your SD card, starting a DA like ClockOffDA on power on, and bypassing the preferences screen on a reset - going directly to your launcher.
Enhancements:
- Hard key support
- Numerous bug fixes
- NOW TX COMPATIBLE
System requirements:
- Palm OS v5.0.

ZX-Launcher is made for use with ZX-Pilot - ZX-Spectrum 48k emulator for PalmOS.
Its make working with several programs easy and fun.
All what you need to do is to put your Speccy Games to the directory called "/ZX/" on your expansion flash card.
After that youll be able to run any of them by two taps: One tap to choose program from the list and another one to press Launch button!
Dont forget three things:
Speccy programs (snapshots) must be in the /ZX/ directory
ZX-Pilot emulator must be in the palm RAM (not on expansion card)
If there is any Speccy program (snapshot) already installed in the PalmRAM - it will be overwritten without any warning message!
System requirements:
- M100
- Palm OS v4.0

This is a Hack program to launch Palm OS Applications and Desk Accessories (DA).
App/DA Launcher divides the Applications (Home) button into 4 parts. Default binding is:
- upper-left: Application list
- lower-left: DA list
- upper-right: History list
- lower-right: OS built-in launcher
Dragging downward or down-right from the Applications (Home) button to launch the last application or DA, respectively.
System requirements:
- X-Master or EVPlugBase

To use 5 Nav Launcher install fnl.prc and then bind it to one of your hard keys using the Palm preferences.
Holding down a direction on the 5 way navigator will cycle through four slots corresponding to that application, a single application may be bound to the central select button on the 5 way navigator, or another application may be launched if you dont press any keys for a period of time.
If you want to launch even more applications you can use additional 5 Nav Launcher "shortcuts", each of which adds another 18 launchable applications.
Enhancements:
- Better compatibility with third party utilities
- PalmOS 5 no longer required for launch from card
System requirements:
- Palm Tungsten T
- Palm OS v4.0

Single Button Launcher is a PalmOS application that can launch up to 5 different applications using only a single hardware button. Pressing this button and immediately releasing it launches the first application. Holding the button down for a few moments cycles through the other applications; release the button when you reach the one you want. It is probably most suitable for those applications that you need to refer to quickly without using the stylus (clocks, tide calculators, compasses, etc.). It is not a Hack, nor does it patch the !PalmOS in any other way, its just another application.
To use, go to Buttons in Preferences and assign SBL to one of the application buttons, for example, the Memopad button. Press this button. When the SBL screen appears, assign Memopad to the first button, then any other applications of your choice to the remaining buttons.
Now if the Memopad button is pressed in the normal way, SBL will immediately start Memopad. Other applications can be started by holding the button down; simple as that. I told you it only used a single button. Unassigned slots are ignored and skipped.
SBLs overriding design principle is speed; for this reason it does not read the application icons, and does not verify the existence of the applications it is launching until actual launch time. If an application turns out not to exist when launch is attempted, SBL returns to configuration mode. It has no built-in help, "About" screen, or menu options. This ensures that it starts and gets out of the way as quickly as possible, and should not crash when applications are no longer available (unlike some launchers we could mention). It also uses only 6K of memory.
System requirements:
- PalmPilot 1000
- Palm OS v3.0