Free snow rally canada 1.1x software for pda

SnowValley 1.0 is designed to be an effective and easy-to-use utility which gives instant access to snow reports for Vail and Beaver Creek in the beautiful Vail Valley. Live mountain web cameras provide a quick look at local conditions as well.

Note: The "Download Now" link directs you to the iTunes App Store, where you must continue the download process. You must have iTunes installed in order to open the link, and you must have an active iTunes account to download the application. This download may not be available in some countries."

Requirements:

MyCar lets you keep records of all your cars for gas fills, insurance, maintenance, driver licence information, trips, tag reminder, parking, etc.

It uses generic units and terms so that anyone in the world can use it.

At gas station, while you are waiting for your receipt, just key in 3 values - Gallons, Rate and Meter reading of this fill.

For Installation Instructions, please read the doc file zipped together with the program.

Before jumping on to use MyCar, please read the setup instructions in the doc file.
It is important otherwise your calculations will not be correct.

Snow 2 Go 1.01 is an effective way to check on snow conditions, road conditions and weather directly from your Palm VII or compatible organizer. The Snow 2 Go application also allows you to check on reports submitted by other skiers and boarders as well as check ticket prices at all Tahoe and Northern California resorts.

Head off-road with these courses for Napalm Racing.
Rally Surf: Race around a small island through shallow water trying to get as much traction from the sand banks as possible!
Rally Marsh: An all sand track - dont forget to keep the full navigation display on as you try and avoid the marshy pools that can lose you the race!
Rally Dunes: Take your vehicle buggying on this sand dune track, watch out though the road isnt always clear!
Rally Rocky: Back on to the track at last for this winding tortuous race. Watch your speed, overshooting a hairpin could result in hitting the large impassible rocky patches on this circuit.
Rally Road: A tricky course set on country roads. Keep to the wide road, and make sure you dont take a wrong turn, or you will surely lose this race.
System requirements:
- M100
- Palm OS v3.5
- Napalm Racing

Useful for everyone who needs to addup time, eg before a rally race, for a job etc.

Features:
- Add and substract time in hh-mm-ss format.
- Thirteen time-values are kept available in memory.
- Useful for everyone who needs to addup time, eg before a rally race, for a job etc.
- 60kb STANDALONE application or 9kb pocketC applet.

The Snow Report 1.0 is an application providing you with things for your next trip to the mountain. Detailed snow conditions show you where the powder is while current weather conditions and forecasts help you dress accordingly. You can use the locate function to help get you there and, when you're on the mountain, check out the lay of the land with the trail map feature. You can even link to the resort site, get detailed forecasts from NOAA (U.S. only) or find The North Face store near you.

Note: The "Download Now" link directs you to the iTunes App Store, where you must continue the download process. You must have iTunes installed in order to open the link, and you must have an active iTunes account to download the application. This download may not be available in some countries."

Weather Tracking is the preliminary version of a paid project. Weather Tracking was written with HandBase V3.0i and its companion forms utility. The applet consists of one parent database and five child databases. The relational, db-popup and calculated field types are used throughout the applet. Data provided in the various databases is for test purposes only. Weather tracking, the parent database - related to the "WeatherStats" database using the "time created" field. The "time created" field is used due to the highly unlikely even that two records will be created at the same time. WeatherTracking captures the date and time of the event, time the record was created, location, an indication of the number of related records in the "WeatherStats" database, notes, and editing links to the child databases. There are two forms associated with the database. A possible expansion to the applet may be the addition of more detailed information in the "WeatherLoction" child database. The "location" field uses the "db-popup" to import information from the "WeatherLocation" child database. The "location" db-popup field is structured to display only the "triangle"; no heading or data display field is displayed. A text entry field is provided that allows the db-popup information obtained by the "location" field into it by setting its variable to the same as the "location" db-popup field. This arrangement allows editing of the location entry. A button labeled "Edit Locations" is provided to allow entry of the defined locations in the "WeatherLocation" child database. This method of operation is also used in the "WeatherStats" child database to augment "on-scene" situations in the "WeatherStats" child database. The number of related "weather stats" records in the "WeatherStats" database is indicated with a "button". The "notes" field type is provided to allow for miscellaneous information. A button labeled "Edits" is provided to link to the second form to allow editing of the child databases. The "WeatherConditions" child database allows the entry of "defined" conditions and notes. The "WeatherLocation" child database allows entry of location name, physical location, coordinates, terrain and notes. The "WeatherSituations" child database is provided to capture weather descriptions and notes. The "WeatherStats" child database is provided to document weather situations, notes, amounts (such as rain, snow and similar forms of wet stuff), wind speed, system speed movement, direction, barometric pressure, temperature, humidity, dew point, and sun rise/sun set time. Another form might be considered to contain more detailed information, such as internal temperature and wind speed/conditions. A blank and unlinked "More Amounts" form is provided to allow further documentation. A "Running Amounts" form is provided to display "running/average amount" of "wet stuff," average barometric pressure, average temperature, average humidity, and average dew point. The "WeatherTerrain" child database is provided to capture terrain descriptions and notes.
System requirements:
- HanDBase v.3.0x or greater