Free tape worm software for pda

Pocket Worm is a game in which you are a starving worm that must eat the fruits which appear on the screen.

Each time that you swallow a fruit, you grow longer which bit by bit complicates your movement.

You probably know this classic amongst the classic arcade games. The graphics are good, but the reaction speed on the gamepad is not great, and you need to thinking ahead to change direction.

TapeStore tracks home recordings, both media and contents.
It allows both Standard, Extended and Long play recordings, and tells you their start points, tape usage, etc.
If you understand the basics of ThinkDB 2, you can find space for re-use, as well as other types of search.
Enhancements:
- Now has 3 media speed options.SP EP LP equal 1, 1.5, and 2 timesstandard duration respectively.
System requirements:
- Palm III
- Palm OS v3.0
- thinkDB

WormZ 1.03 is a fantastic game which can help you fill all of that spare time on your hands! Action game for 2 or 3 players on one palm, you are riding worm and if you crash, oponent scores. Who have more points win. You need MathLib to run.

This program is specially designed to keep track all your personal/family self-recorded video tapes. No more question about where it is ? what is on the tape ? You can filtering the records by user defined categories or by different format like Hi-8 , Mini-DV.

-Unlimited # of tapes can enter
-Sorted by tape label
-Filtering by user defined categories
-Filtering by different tape format
-Speed SP/LP/EP supported
-Each tape can have up to 8 different segments with their start time, end time, date taken, description and note
-Each segment have its own full screen note field.

TapeMaster lets you organize your video tapes easily on your Palm.
Main features:
- Create unlimited number of video tapes, each with unlimited number of programs on it
- View program date, length and name
- Auto-completion for program names
- Search for programs using system Find
- Export to Memopad
- TapeMaster is Freeware! Source Code is included
Enhancements:
- TapeMaster now uses the right format for dates.
- Scrolling between tapes is easier - either use the up/down palm buttons, or the on screen scrollers.
- When exporting to Memopad, seen programs are marked with +, unseen with -.

Take1! Track 1! 1.0 is created to be a polished program with the ability to record all the information required on your CD, DVD, VCR, and album libraries. Handles info on rentals, loaned CDs, tapes and albums. Field and filtering capbilities even give you a view when rentals and loans are due. Accepts in-depth detail info such as producer, director, leading man/lady,artist.

Rating fields for your rating as well as the industry. Ever loaned a tape or CD, and couldn't remeber to who or when? Take 1 Track 1 will resolve those issues. Follow a certain director? Display all movies owned and seen by any criteria you wish. Try it and your library will be easier to manage.

Requirements:

• Palm III
• Palm OS 3.3 think DB
  

aMailTyper 1.0.0 makes it easier for you to write your email messages without the usage of the autocorrection function in Landscape mode and a extrawide keyboard and send them to the integrated iPhone email application. Get fast access to additional functions by taping on the "Menu" button on the right by hiding the keyboard and go immediately back to text input mode by taping anywhere in the text field. Paste any address book record of your iPhone directly into your email text by simply choosing it and tapping on the address or telephone record.

Requirements:

• Compatible with iPhone and iPod touch.
• Requires iPhone 2.1
• Software update.

Keep track of frequently purchased items at your favorite grocery, drug and warehouse stores.

MightyMarket has been designed to help people who shop infrequently, while simplifying the job for experienced shoppers. It keeps track of often purchased items and their aisle locations within each store.

Three stores with aisles are pre-entered. Rename these fields to reflect your own store and aisle names. If you add additional stores, the field type is "Pop-Up," and the items aisle locations are entered using "Edit Popups." Begin shopping by first doing a forward sort by "Item," then check off your items. Next, enter shopping dates and aisle locations within each store. If your item isnt on the list, create a new record. Enter any coupons you may have for the items youve checked off. NOTE:Some aisle fields are already filled in to demonstrate how MightyMarket works. Use "Edit Popups" to customize. Create the shopping filter for the first store you are going to visit by setting Filter 1 to "Buy must be checked," and Filter 2 to "AND Aisle Store 1 value not NO VALUE." If you have not yet filled in aisles for all your items at this store, disable Filter 2. If you have, then sort the list by aisle for the first store that youre going to visit.

Tip: Hiding the other store names in list and record views makes scrolling easier. If you uncheck the "Buy" checkbox when you pick up each item, the item will disappear from your list. If you wish to see the full list again, set Filter 1 for the shopping date. Set a shopping date filter by choosing the "Date" field, and setting its upper and lower limits to the shopping date. MightyMarket will double check the stores cash register tape if youd like. Enter the quantity and price per quantity of each item as you shop, and a running total is maintained. For example, if you purchased one green pepper @ $1.79/lb., and it weighed .47 lb., enter .47 in the Qty field and $1.79 in the Price field. MightyMarket will do the math. If you entered coupons, they will be deducted from the total. Dont forget to allow for taxes when checking against the cash register tape. MightyMarket doesnt compute taxes because in our state some grocery items are taxable but most are not.

NOTE: To speed things up, its recommended that Auto Recalc be turned off. Be sure to recalculate manually before checking the cash register tape. Please drop us a line and let us know how well MightyMarket works for you. Wed like to acknowledge Fran Tonello, Peter Van Antwerp, and David Devaney for their excellent Applets, "Shopping List," "Grocery List," and "Store List."