Free rules software for pda

MedRules 3.3 is known as a great application which features useful clinical prediction rules taken from the medical literature. A few of the available rules may be seen in the animated screenshots shown to the right. Additional rules will be added over time. Complete references for each rule may be found by clicking the question mark icon in the upper-right corner of the screen. This application is for educational use only. It should not be used to make decisions affecting patient care.

Requirements:

• Any Hardware
• Palm OS 3.1
• NS Basic MathLib

AAA Road Rules for Thinkdb is a database for Thinkdb 2.0 or higher, containing Road Rules for all 50 US states (including Washington DC) and for 13 Canadian Provinces.
This database contains information on the:
- Speed Limits
- Headlight Usage Rules
- Seatbelt Laws
- If Radar Detectors are Legal or Not
- Emergency Telephone Numbers
for all 50 (including Washington DC) states and 13 Canadian Provinces.
System requirements:
- Palm III
- Palm OS v3.5
- thinkDB

This program allows you to make rule books for the PocketPC RuleViewer and you can also export the rules into a HTML page for your website.

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.

This program will roll up treasure drops for your campaign. Just select the Challenge Rating of the monster and the drop multiplier.
Options allow you to limit the types of drops (ie, only drop rings and swords, etc).
It follows the 3.5 SRD rules and all the tables from the DMs guide.
Any comments and suggestions are welcome
Enhancements:
- Correction to Filename
System requirements:
- Windows Mobile PocketPC

Zhess is an Othello/Reversi game that differentiates itself by its excellent graphics for this type of game.

The rules remain the same: the goal is to have the most counters of your colour and the end of the game. In spite of the its evident technical quality, the lack of sound is regrettable as is the much too dark side of the game, which is barely readly compared to the others. However, Zhess is a very good version of this old classic.

LINEO is a new and enhanced variant of a popular and highly addictive board game known as "Lines" or "Color Lines".
The pieces show colourful and easy to remember symbols, which makes the game easier and more fun to play than with color dots (especially for people with limited color vision).
Game Rules:
The aim is to gain points by arranging 5 or more identical icons in a line (horizontally, vertically or diagonally), to make them disappear from the board.
After each turn you make, three new pieces appear randomly - except when you successfully made a line of five, so the board fills up quickly.
Gameplay:
1. Click the piece you want to move
2. Click at a free space on the board
There must be a free path between the start and the target field! The piece will move there, taking the shortest available path. When you arrange lines of more than five pieces, you get additional bonus points: a line of five (the minimum) gains 5 points, but you get 12 points for a line of six, 21 points for a line of 7 and so on. Your highscore is saved.
The next three pieces are displayed in a preview, so you can easier plan your moves ahead (can be switched off in the options dialog). The options dialog also allows to reset the highscore and to choose from different background colors. If there are only a few free spaces left, a bomb button appears. Press it to give up the current game and to start a new one (works just like the "New Game" item in the menu - the current game will not be scored).
Tips:
Try not to concentrate on only a few symbols - keep an eye on all of them.
Plan ahead as far as possible and use every legal line variant.
Gaining high scores might seem almost impossible at first, but your skills will definately improve, once you have learned to apply some strategic thinking.
System requirements:
The program works only on one of the new PalmOS 5 devices with 320x320 high resolution display.
Demo limitations / Purchase:
The Demo version will let you allow to try the game 30 times, after which you can decide if you would like to register.
System requirements:
- palmOne: Tungsten|E
- Palm OS 4.0
- 168KB

Warring States 0.91 provides players a fun turn based strategy game developed especially for Pocket PC. The game takes place in the Warring states period (464-222 BC) in China. During this period a multitude of independent states were almost constantly at war with each other to achieve supremacy and hopefully build an empire. As ruler of one of these states, your ultimate goal is to conquer all states in order to unite them into one empire with one ruler, the Emperor of China. During the fight for supremacy you must lead your army into battle, collect taxes from your people, discover new inventions and fight against terrible invaders and local rebellions.

In Warring States you can choose among 8 different rulers to play, up to 4 computer opponents that follows the same rules as you and three levels of difficulty. Random starting positions together with a multitude of random events makes every game different.

Outcast 1.2.1 is a fantastic game which can help you fill all of that spare time on your hands!

On a grid of 8x8 (with 4 missing squares) 60 pieces are scrambled. You take one out and try to organize the reste in 4, 5 or 6 groups according to your initial option. To move around, you follow 3 simple rules and, at the end, to score anything, you must get the "outcast" back. Yet it gets tricky if you want a good score, which means finishing in a minimum number of moves, specially if the randomness is not on your side.