Free profile tweaks software for pda

ProfileEngine 1.0 is a great addition to a programmer's toolkit. It is actually a Python extension that allows access to the ProfileEngine API which is available on 3rd edition FP1 phones (and newer). It has limited functionality: it allows getting/setting the current profile and retrieving a list of available profiles.

Note: On 3rd edition phones Python extensions need to be signed using the same certificate and the same capabilities as the Python SIS file itself. If signed differently or using different capabilities, installation will work but you'll get KErrAccessDenied errors at run-time.

Major Features:

1. Symbian 3rd edition FP1 SIS file (unsigned) is available
   
2. Source files, documentation and example are available
   

Requirements:

• Symbian 3rd edition FP1
• Python for S60 (PyS60)

I put together a database using HanDBase to keep track of people that I talk to on the air. This database only includes one record as an example. My friends asked me not to send it out with there personal information. So each user will have to feed it with there information to make it a useful tool.
This database is not a logging program. It is intended to collect information about the HAMs that you know. You just record the call sign and name of a HAM that you meet. Later I use QRZ to look up the call sign to validate that it matches the name. From QRZ I copy the address and license past it into the database using the PC version of HanDBase. I then go down the list of interest and check the boxes that apply. This way the next time I hear the person on the air. Or reconise the voice but did not hear there call sign. I know what there interest are. This also help me remember call signs by common interests. On the Palm the First field is a check box. I use this to mark names that I want shown. (Use filter to show all or only checked records) Second field is the Call sign. (Database is normally sorted by call sign) Third field is for Name. Forth field is T for talked check this box if you have talked on the air to this HAM. Fifth field is V for viewed check this box if you have met this HAM. By clicking on the line you bring up the rest of the records. Class of license Where they work Address Comment The rest are check boxes to keep track of common interests I do not record every HAM in town, just the ones that I want to remember. A friend of a friend, coworkers, key people in local clubs, etc.
System requirements:
- HanDBase v.2.7x or greater

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

Major Features:

1. Support for plain-text and GZip compressed log files (NCSA combined common and access logs).
2. Multiple profiles for different web sites or domains can be individually configured.
3. The issuance of the report is released in a customizable HTML file.
4. Analysis of visits by date and time, websites, downloads, images, directories, file types, hosts and countries.
5. Listing the referrer (hosts and addresses) and search engines.
6. Displays the edition of the operating systems and browsers, and the spiders or robots.
7. Lists the errors including the associated files and referrers.

Enhancements:

• Some lists include percentage displaying (eg "hosts", "Country", "operating systems", "browser", etc.).
• In the profile dialogue the examples of input fields now appear to make configuration easier.
• In the profile menu of the main window there is now the path to the log files.
• The downloads are now determined by the number of successful hits (effective downloads) instead of the total ranked requests.
• The speed at parsing the log files has increased.
• The referrer and the search engines were in the Profile menu and separated in the report.
• Various minor changes and improvements.