Free reverse dns software for pda

1. Automatic functions: Rules
You can define automatic fuctions (called: Rules).
Whith these Rules your Messages will be processed automatically not only on incoming SMS, but reading, sending, moving or editing a Message.
You can define the following Rules:
- Backup
- Blacklist
- Encrypt
- Export
- Forward * Hide
- Reply
- Store
- Tone
- Whitelist
Backup Messages:
You can Backup your messages on every incoming SMS.
On every Rules you can set Category or Contact or Phone number and text. With these setting you can define which message want you to be processed.
You can also set All Category or All Contact which means all message will be processed which are assigned to a Category or a Contact.
Blacklist, Whitelist:
You can define Blacklist, which means the defined SMS will not appear in your system at all. With Whitelist you can allow a Message to be received however it was blocked by Blacklist.
For example you define a Blacklist with John Smith Contact, and define a Whitelist with Jonh Smith and "Important" text in it.
Encrypt Messages:
You can Encrypt all your incoming Messages automatically, by using this Rule.
At the moment there is only one Encrypt Method: Reverse words.
Export Messages:
With this program, you can export all your messages (SMS, MMS, E-mail, etc.) into text files which are stored in Messaging application. The folders what used in your Messaging application will appear as directories. After exporting your important datas you can easily zip, copy or whatever you want to do with your exported material.
By customizing the output directory, it is possible to keep all data on Storage Card, so you will never loose your Messages again!
Forward Messages:
You can Forward your incoming SMS-es automatically. You can define the forwarded SMS content.
Forward methods:
- Original message
- Sender information
- Original and Sender info
- Custom text
Hide Messages:
You can Hide your messages on every incoming SMS.
On every Rules you can set Category or Contact or Phone number and text. With these setting you can define which message want you to be processed.
You can also set All Category or All Contact which means all message will be processed which are assigned to a Category or a Contact.
For example when you are at home with your wife and your girlfriend Suzi sends you an SMS it will be hided automatically. And of course you can unhide your hided SMS-es whenever you want.
Reply to Messages:
You can Reply to your incoming SMS-es automatically. You can define the replyed SMS content.
For example when you are at the cinema watching a movie, you can reply to your wife automatically "Im on a meeting", and to John "Im at home".
Store Messages:
You can Store your SMS-es automatically into custom folders. You can organizer your messages by Category/Contact/Phone-number. You dont have to search your important or private messages anymore. Every messages will be located at the right place.
You can make folders by Category or Contacts. This program will move the messages into the defined folders by the folloving methods: * Immediately after receive
- Move after read
- Move after send
Message Tone:
This is a fully SMS Tone Profiler function. You can set for every Profile different SMS tones for each Category/Contact/Phone-number.
For example when you choose Home Profile Suzis SMS wont ring, but if you are at office Suzis SMS will be the loudest one.
Or when are you asleep non of the SMS will ring but VIP category.
2. Manual functions: Commands
You can use plenty of commands by choosing from menu.
You can use the following Commands:
- Store by Profile
- Hide All
- Hide by Selection
- Hide by Profile
- Unhide All
- Unhide by Selection
- Unhide New
- Backup All
- Backup by Selection
- Backup by Profile
- Restore Normal
- Restore Extra
- Export All
Store Messages:
On every Profiles you can Store all your Rule-defined messages into custom folders.
Hide, Unhide Messages:
On every Profiles you can Hide, Unhide all your Rule-defined messages. Or you can Hide, Unhide manually selected messages. (In this case you can select one or more or all messages in a Treewiev item.)
Backup Messages:
On every Profiles you can Backup all your Rule-defined messages. Or you can Backup manually selected messages. (In this case you can select one or more or all messages in a Treewiev item.)
Restore Messages:
Normal Restore function restores the last state of your message store.
Extra Restore function restores all your messages (previously deleted messages as well) since last hard reset or smsOrganizer first installed.
You can keep your last state of your Message Store (All folders: inbox, outbox, drafts, sent items, and your personal folders too), and you can restore it everytime! So You can easily restore your messages right after hard reset.
Export Messages:
With this command, you can export all your messages (SMS, MMS, E-mail, etc.) which are stored in Messaging application. This program exports the messages into text files. The folders what used in your Messaging application will appear as directories. Exported data: From, To, Subject, Message body, Message size, Attachments, Delivery time, Last modification time, and MMS .dat file.
Profiles:
You can define and use Profiles to choose which Rule you want to be executed.
Settings:
You can use your Storage Card as output directory, so you will never loose your Messages again!
Main features:
- * Message Blacklist and/or Whitelist
- * Message Backup/Restore manually or automatic by rules/profiles
- * Message Encrypt
- * Export Messages
- * Forward Messages automatic by rules/profiles
- * Hide/Unhide Messages manually or automatic by rules/profiles
- * Reply Messages automatic by rules/profiles
- * Store Messages in custom folders manually or automatic by rules profiles
- * Message Tone to Contacts/Category/Phone Number by profiles
Version restrictions:
- Reduced Free version means: you can use all the Commands without limitation, but only 3 Rules.
Enhancements:
- New features added: Export by Selection, Export by Profile.
- Some bug fixed.
System requirements:
- WM2005/WM2003SE

Portable NetSetMan 2.5.4 serves as an utility which is to switch between visually structured profiles. It is not only useful and effective but also easy and intuitive to handle. The entry fields remind of the Windows "Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) Properties" but its much easier to fill in the addresses.

CDB Fretboard Trainer 1.5 is released to be a good-quality and versatile tool which helps users learn the notes of the fretboard on a guitar or bass. The program works by picking a random spot on the fretboard and having you tell it what note it is. You are able to choose the area of the fretboard that the program tests you over, and there is an option to reverse the string order.

Requirements:

• Palm OS 3.0 or later
  

This database is to aid computer professionals in their efforts to maintain several computers and network related devices across several sites or customers.
The following is a list of things you can track. COMPANY: name, phone. COMPUTER: name, type, o/s, services, modem line, location, domain, workgroup, admin login, admin pass. HARDWARE: manufacturer, model, serial, cpu, ram, hard drives 0-4, video, sound, ethernet cards 0-1, tape drive, cd-rom, dvd-rom, netbeui. TCP/IP: ethernet 0-1 ip, mask, dns, gate, wins. IPX frame, force even, max conn, max sockets, net address, source routing, netbios over ipx. USERS: email, name, dept, phone, login, pass. There are similar fields for printers, routers, hubs, and switches. There is also a JOURNAL where you can track the work performed, as well as the time and date. The JOURNAL also totals the time per job. Open the Journal in HanDBase desktop and export it to a spreadsheet to help simplify your billing.
The databases are named to make finding them in your backup folder and the HanDBase application easy. All data is entered via the Tech database. The rest are linked. Some fields have pop-up lists started for you. I hope this helps to make your life easier, and I look forward to your feedback.
System requirements:
- HanDBase v.2.7x or greater

AstroViewPalm is the program you use to view a shared computer from a Palm Powered device. Once downloaded unzip or unstuff and then install it onto your handheld via hotsync. After running it you will have access to a menu named "View" with menuitems "View Desktop...", "Diconnect From Share...", "Connection Options...", and "Network Statistics...". Statistics shows you the amount of used memory, how much data has been sent and read on the current connection and average connection speeds. Options lets you set some security features and a slow connection option. Disconnect breaks down the current connection. View brings up a dialog which allows you to view and control a shared desktop supplying the IP or DNS address, port number, computer name and password.
AstroViewPalm also allows you to save whatever is currently in the viewer as a picture whether you are connected to a remote desktop or not. This ability is found under the "Image" menu. You can view a desktop or a saved image in 3 levels of Zoom: Normal (1X), Zoom Double (2X) and Zoom Quadruple (4X). This ability is found under the "Zoom" menu. You can also push the up and down page buttons on the front of your device to zoom in and out respectively. Viewing in Double and Quadruple modes decreases bandwith significantly.
Most likely you will be viewing a remote desktop that is larger than the display on your Palm OS device. Currently AstroViewPalm has 3 ways to view different parts of that larger desktop. You do this by "scrolling".
We offer 3 scroll modes: Grab, Scale and Mouse.
Grab Scroll works by moving to another part of the remote desktop in response to you pushing the stylus. While you move the stylus the same point on the desktop stays under it. Its sort of like putting your index finger on a piece of paper thats on a smooth desk. As you move your finger around the paper moves too but not relative to your finger.
Scale Scroll works by showing you that part of the desktop relative to where your stylus is on the palm screen. So if you tap the top left corner of the palm screen you will see the top left corner of the remote desktop. Tap the middle of the screen and you see the middle of the remote desktop. Hold the stylus down while moving it and you will see everything in between.
Mouse Scroll works by imitating the mouse on the remote desktop. When you touch the stylus to the palm screen it causes the mouse button to be down on the remote desktop. As you move the stylus in mouse scroll mode so does the mouse move on the remote desktop. If you move the stylus within about 1/4 inch of your Palms screen border then the part of the remote desktop your viewing will shift so that you can see more of the desktop in the direction that you are moving the stylus.
You can switch between the different scroll modes via the "Stylus" menu. You can also switch into Mouse Scroll by hitting the leftmost hard button on the front of your palm also known as the DateBook button. Hitting it again will switch you back into the previous scroll mode either Grab or Scale. All 3 scroll modes work in real time as does zooming so you can zoom in and out at the same time you are using any of the scroll modes.
You can copy whatever text is currently selected on the shared machine to your handhelds clipboard. Do this by choosing "Copy From Remote..." under the "View" menu. You can also paste whatever text is currently on your handhelds clipboard to the text insertion point of the shared computer. Do this by choosing "Paste To Remote..." under the "View" menu. For both copying and pasting a maximum of 5000 characters are moved with one operation.
Enhancements:
- Added chat rooms to AstroShare and AstroView. This is found under the "Login" menu as "Show Chat Rooms...". You can create a new chat room and enter one from this dialog. The rooms are listed along with the number of users in each room. You can only enter one chat room at a time. When entering a chat room you leave the previous one. Currently chat rooms do not work with AstroView for Palm OS.
- In AstroShare we fixed a timing issue when using the Request/Invite feature from the FriendsList. Previously you would often have to request or invite twice because the first attempt would give AstroShare enough time to set itself up with AstroCity and the second attempt would have the connection go through. This has been fixed now.
- For AstroView for Palm OS we now properly show whos FriendsList you are viewing when choosing to show it via the Login Menu. This is displayed in the dialogs title.
System requirements:
- Palm OS 3.5 and later
- 1 Megabyte free storage

MobileMule is a small subproject of eMule, which lets you control your eMule with any java-enabled mobile phone (actually not any, but most). Note that MobileMule is NOT a eMule for your mobile phone, but a remote control for your eMule.
Which mobile phones are supported?
Basically all java enabled mobile phones which have 40 KB free fixed memory and about 150-200KB Heap. A color display is strongly recommended (many older phone types - especially from Nokia - with non color display do not have enough free Heap anyway. Also you need to be able to access the Internet via HTTP. All java-enabled mobile phones should supported this, however it is possible that your contract doesnt allows internet access (prepaid) or that your carrier offers only restricted access. Anyway, the best way to find out is to try it.
Anything else needed?
Yes, your port 80 must be open reachable for incoming connections. So if you have a router or firewall you have to open this port.
Installation
1. Before Installing MobileMule
Before you beginn to install MobileMule make sure you meet all Requirements:
- You have a Java-enabled mobile phone (which is not on the "blacklist")
- You can access the Internet (WAP Gateway or direct Web access)
- Port 80 on your Box is reachable for incomming connection
2. Downloading
Ok, now that you know you could theoretically use MobileMule, it is worth a try to install it ;) Go to the download site and get the most current eMule version. This version is based on the latest official Release, but makes also sure that the MobileMule implementation is the most current one. It is possible that the last eMule release has already the most current MobileMule protocol, in this case you will find a notice about it on the download site. Unpack the Zip-File and replace the your old Exe-File with the new one you just downloaded.
There are two possibilities to download MobileMule: WAP/OTA direct into your mobile phone or saving it on your PC and then transfer it to your handy with a datalink cable. If you have a datalink cable, the second method is recommended, because your Operator will probably charge you for OTA transfer, while the second method doesnt cause any costs. A guide to install MobileMule via WAP can be found on the download site. IF you dont know how to use your datacable, check your phone manual - it is impossible to explain this for all mobile phone types here.
3. Setup
MobileMule needs no further setup. However make sure that your phone settings (WAP, Security) are ok, so that MobileMule can access the internet. In most cases you wont have to change anything.
In eMule you have to activate the MobileMule server. Open the preferences -> Webinterface and click on "MobileMule enabled". Now enter a password, which you will need later to log in. If you use the webserver, make sure it is not assigned to Port 80, or the MobileMule server will not work.
Now you have MobileMule installed, read the rest of the guide to learn more about using MobileMule.
Preferences
You can reach the preferences form the loginscreen. Here is a description of all available options:
Port
With this option you can change the port which MobileMule uses to connect to eMule. You have to choose the same port in the preferences of eMule. Note: Some WAP Gateways do not allow to connections on ports other than 80. If you do not use a WAP gatway there should be no problem with choosing other ports.
Login Method
Here you can select which address format MobileMule should use to find your eMule. If you choose Client ID you have to enter the (high) ID which was assigned to your eMule when it connected to a server, for example "16777343". DynIP or IP lets you choose between your real IP of your PC (for example "212.101.30.14") or the address of a dynamic DNS, which allows you to connect to your eMule even if it changed its IP and you do not know the new IP(only if you installed a dynamic ip programm, please look into the manuals of your favourite dynamic DNS service). An example: "myMule.dyns.net"
Save Password
If you want MobileMule to save your password, enable this option. If you want more security and enter the password everytime you start MobileMule disable it.
Login
ClientID: Enter here the ID which was assigned to your eMule when it connected to a server. LowIDs will not work. Also your ID will change everytime when your IP changes. In future version there will be additional and easier options, which replace the ID (like Dynamic IPs, or an Accountname for an MobileMule account which you can create on this page).
Password: The password you selected in your eMule preferences for MobileMule.
If everthing works, you should now be able to loging, if not you will (probably) get an error message. here are some of the possible errormessages and their meaning:
Unexpected Servererror - MobileMule could not access the internet or it could not find your ID (IP). Make sure you securit settings allow MobileMule to access the internet and that your WAP/Web settings are right.
Wrong opcode received - The responding server was no MobileMule server. If you use a WAP gateway it could also mean that it could not find your ID/IP or that you operator does not allow to access the internet.
Password rejected - Well this should be quite clear :)
Wrong server version - Your eMule version is not compatible to your MobileMule version. Download the latest MobileMule and eMule files and try again
General Servererror - The server (emule) reported an error for some reason. Maybe there is a problem with your WAP Gateway which corrupted the message, but it could have many reasons
Important:
If you have any problems logging in, first try to use the option "Connection test". MobileMule will then try to connect to a server, which is for sure available and will response. If this test succeeds, but you cannot log into your eMule then the problem is located somewhere on your PC. Recheck if you started the MobileMule Server in eMule, if there was no Errormessage in the log and if you have set it to the default port, if you have used the correct ID or IP and if you firewall or router allows/forwards incoming connections on this port.
Status Overview
You can find some basic information about what your eMule does right now here. Everything should be selfexplaining (ok that sounds strange for a HowTo ;) ).
Downloads
On this screen you will see all current downloads and their status. Two red rectangles means this file is paused, a green circle indicates that this file has the waiting state while a filled green circle is a file which is currently receiving data.
You have 4 options here: Cancel, Delete and Pause/Resume should be clear. However be warned: currently there MobileMule will not ask you to confirm your selection if you choose to delete a file. The detail option leads you to the detail screen.
Preview
MobileMule can preview all movie files, which your eMule is currently loading or finished in its current session. Go into the "Finished Files" or "Downloads" screen and select Preview. eMule will try to grab the first frame from the selected movie, resize it to your mobile phones display size and send it.
The preview works with most codecs and video types, but there are some exception were eMule is not able to get a frame. In this case you will see an error message or a complete black image. Also you will only be able to use the preview if your phone has a color display and enough memory to recieve and draw the picture.
Also please keep in mind that the picture has a size of about 5-10KB (depending on the size of your display). This means that it will take a moment until the picture is loaded and it also means that if your operator charges you for transferred volume you should use this option careful.
File Details
This screen contains all information about a file, which you could also find in the eMule download window.
Search
Type the keyword you want to search for into the field (in the prior screen), select a file type and then click start. MobileMule will show you up the 15 results which have the most sources available. The number on the right will you you how many sources this file has. However it has max. 2 digits, meaning if there are more than 99 sources it will show 99.
You have two options here: Detail will show you more details about the selected file like the full name, filesize and how many sources it has and Download will tell eMule to download this file.
Commands
There are currently two commands available here. You can shut down your PC (and turn off power) or shut down eMule. Of course shutting down your PC will result in shutting down eMule too. Another note: Do not expect to be able to connect to your eMule after you used one of those commands ;)
System requirements:
- Java-enabled mobile phone
- Internet connection (WAP Gateway or direct Web access)
- port 80 must be open reachable for incoming connections