Free microsoft software for pda

Microsoft Reader 2.4.1 offers you an excellent and very useful software which can let you get carried away with eBooks. Enjoy the freedom of reading any of the thousands of available Microsoft Reader eBooks on an unmatched variety of devices!

Enhancements: This update addresses activation problems experienced by the users of some Phone Edition devices

Lahman Baseball Database (Microsoft Access) 5.4 is a program providing Major League Baseball from 1871 through 2006 with pitching, hitting, and fielding statistics. It includes data from the two current leagues (American and National), the four other "major" leagues (American Association, Union Association, Players League, and Federal League), and the National Association of 1871-1875.

This database was created by Sean Lahman, who pioneered the effort to make baseball statistics freely available to the general public. What started as a one man effort in 1994 has grown tremendously, and now a team of researchers have collected their efforts to make this the largest and most accurate source for baseball statistics available anywhere.

What is IrSquirt?
IrSquirt is an application that allows existing PalmOS based applications to Beam files via infrared to and from PocketPC based PDAs, including pre-PocketPC 2002 devices. No modification to the existing PalmOS applications is required.
Background
PalmOS based devices use an industry standard called "IrOBEX" (IrDA Object Exchange) for infrared file transfers. This is the same protocol used in a number of personal organizers and infrared equipped cellular telephones. Palm and most PalmOS based applications refer to the use of this protocol as Beaming. Presumably Beaming is intended to conjure up images of svelte pre-Priceline.com William Shatner transferring important information to his pointy eared sidekick.
Although Microsoft was directly involved with the development of the IrOBEX specification, Windows CE devices prior to PocketPC 2002 did not offer it. Instead, for reasons known only to Microsoft, CE devices and Microsoft applications used a closed, proprietary protocol called IrSquirt. Presumably IrSquirt is intended to conjure up images of a much older Captain Kirk sitting on the, uh, command chair struggling with a photon torpedo.
That disturbing thought notwithstanding, the fact remained that Microsoft PDAs prior to PocketPC 2002 cannot communicate with Palm PDAs via infrared. The devices use different, and very incompatible, communication protocols.
Enter IrSquirt 1.1. This application allows the user to switch PalmOS beaming from IrOBEX to Microsofts IrSquirt protocol for sending and receiving. Applications act as before, they are simply communicating using a different protocol.
Enhancements:
- Now, IrSquirt can accept all types of data...its leaves the handling of the data completely to the registered app.
System requirements:
- Palm OS v3.0

This is a vessel remote control, its thought for Bluetooth but you should be able to use any serial interface working between the Palm and the PC.
System requirements:
- To use it you may need the Microsoft redistributable that you can download from http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyId=32BC1BEE-A3F9-4C13-9C99-220B62A191EE&displaylang=en

ShortCut takes advantage of the method synchronization conduits use, to register with HotSync and Palm Desktop, to create application shortcuts.

The additional icons appear in the Palm Desktop toolbar, operate like Microsoft Windows shortcuts and cause no disruption to the HotSync process.

PowerBoot is the solution for people who want to run some certain applications on their cellular phones upon booting up. PowerBoot maintains a startup list of applications and runs them when the phone is switched on. Phone users can modify the startup list in PowerBoot. It is just like the Microsoft Windows startup folder on PC.
PowerBoot is designed for advanced mobile phone users. User determines which applications he wants to run and selects them in PowerBoot. The user himself should ensure his selected applications would not cause any problem.
System requirements:
- S60 3rd edition device

This program allows you to set your home address/city/country. Then enter a local address and tap the button to view a route from or to your home location via Microsoft Live.com Service.

This program requires that you have both the BeanDLL.dll file ** and ** the runtime files for Visual Basic on your PocketPC computer. Simply unzip the file for your processor and place the DLL file in the Windows folder of your PocketPC computer. For free support on installing email me.