Free previews for new moon software for pda

Delphi tries to make most of the small screen that Palm devices have. And it tries to do it in a natural, intutive way: When you look at a chart printed on paper, you often focus your eyes onto different objects when needed. For example, you search for the symbol of the moon and then you look what sign it is in or what aspects it has. Similarly you may want to focus onto trines or want to know which signs are in the 12th house.

Delphi lets you do this almost as intuitively as you are used to: Instead of focussing with your eyes only, you use the pen to focus too. Thus you search for the symbol of the moon, tap on it and immediately only aspects to the moon are shown, immediately it is indicated how strong those aspects are and the position of the moon is shown with more precision. Similarly, you can focus on aspects, signs or houses.

Otherwise Delphi behaves like a standard Palm application: You can organize charts in categories, sort them manually or alphabetically, and, if your Palm device has infrared beaming hardware, send or receive charts to/from others. This allows you to exchange charts with others quickly and in quite a natural, non-technical way.

Finally, Delphi lets you view synastry (relationship) charts; either between two birth charts or between a birth chart and the built-in

Delphi uses the astrolib library to calculate positions of sun, moon, planets up to Pluto and the true moon node with an accuracy of the order of one arc minute. Also through astrolib, you have access to UNIX time zone data for about 350 locations world-wide, plus about 2000 additional locations of which each one has been assigned to a one of the 350 UNIX time zone locations.

SynthPad Preview is a simple audio sampler for the PalmOS. You can record a single short sample, and then SynthPad will use simple synthesis techniques to let you play the sample back on any key of a one octave piano. SynthPad Preview can only run on Palm OS 5 handhelds (Does not yet work on Sony NX or NZ Clies).
To use SynthPad Preview, tap the "record" button in the top right corner. You will then hear a countdown to prepare you for recording (set countdown volume with "Game Sound" settings in your system Prefs). A dot appears next to the "record" button while recording. SynthPad Preview can currently record only a few seconds of sound.
A progress bar will then appear as SynthPad calculates new waveforms for each piano key. This version of SynthPad uses a simple linear interpolation process without filtering. Future versions may offer more sophisticated methods and may include "native arm code" to allow real time synthesis (no waiting!).
The original waveform will appear in high resolution. Once that waveform has appeared you can play the piano. Only a single channel is currently used, so you can not overlap notes, instead each note will interrupt the one currently playing.
You can also trim any "dead air" (silence) off of the beginning of your sample. Tap the pen where the sound begins in the waveform to set a "trim point". When the trim point is set (youll see a vertical line) a scissors icon will appear next to the "help" button. Tap the scissors and SynthPad will remove everything to the left of the trim point.
This is a free technology preview of products still to come from miniMusic. SynthPad requires a handheld or phone with a microphone. It has been tested on several Palm Tungsten and Treo models, but may not be compatible with some handhelds. This is a free sneak preview of products still in development, and we cannot guarentee it is error free (but we do have some experience with this sort of thing!).
Version restrictions:
- Palm OS 5 only

Folio Measuring for TealInfo helps to position components in the Palm screen when creating folios.
By allowing the positioning of rectangles and text and with a preview function is much more easier to see where the components should be placed.
There is also a separate DRAW command preview and a screen grid.
System requirements:
- TealInfo

Simple home screen for the Motorola Q
No plug ins required
A lot of time can be involved in creating these screens, if you like what you use and feel like its worth something please make a small PayPal donation so I can keep adding to the collection and doing special requests and minor modifications.
System requirements:
- Motorola Q

SunnMoon is a today plugin which shows the set and the rise of the Sun and of the Moon. It also shows the moon phase
Main features:
- Small: takes about 90KB of your PDA memory.
- No Internet needed: calculates the set and rise of the Sun and the Moon from you geographical position.
- Hi-DPI aware: designed in modern manners, it is ready for VGA displayes