Free tennis match tracking software for pda

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

Match Tracker provides a complete record of any sports event for distribution to the media or to publish on a website.

The applet was originally designed to cover an international field hockey tournament and to provide the full match report to the media within the IOC specified time of 10 minutes of the end of the game. The report was consistently delivered in under 5 minutes and in addition published on the Internet within that time. The applet requires two databases, Match Tracker.pdb and Teams.pdb. Teams holds the shirt numbers and names of the athletes and is accessed by Match Tracker to fill in the athletes name while you only add the shirt number in recording any event. To customise the Applet for your sports event you need only change the popup values in the Action and Result popups to reflect events in your particular sport.

Stack Match 2.0 is an addictive puzzle game aimed to remove as many tiles as possible and as quickly as possible. Be careful More levels, faster the timer will tick down. Play Stack Match by clicking on pairs of matching free tiles. A tile is free if it can slide to the left or to the right without pushing another tile.

The cursor shape also indicates whether the tile is free or not. When you see two free tiles that match, click on one of them, then click on the other. They will be removed. There are some tiles that do not look the same, but will match each other anyway: The zodiac tiles match each other, and the death sign tiles match each other.

Sweet Match is another Build-Your-Score game. Here you will drop color balls to build straight lines. But color is not the only thing that matters!

Drop sweet balls to make straight lines of either same balls color or same number on the balls. Each line must have at least 3 balls to be collected. The longer the line, the more points you will receive! When you clear the playfield so no balls are above the level line, you will have:
Some extra balls to drop.
Eight balls added to playfield.
Level increased that means more points for each ball bursted!

Tool for tracking field contacts. Cleaned up a little and added new age at time of contact feature. If you contact this person, then just enter data normally, using popups for gang, height, weight, eye color, hair color, etc. After you enter dob, it will show accurate age at time of contact. If you are entering information provided by someone else, then choose no date for date of contact so that no age will show, a date of record added will automatically append itself at bottom of record. This database has popup data included, can be modified easily, data is for gang, race/sex, height, weight, etc.
System requirements:
- HanDBase v.2.7x or greater

Mobile Tracking System is a new project from Fightersoft Multimedia that provides real time tracking and messaging services.
How does it work?
The client version of MTS is a smartphone application that can get the identification data of the current cell in use by the mobile phone. With this information, the client application connects to the MTS server via GPRS and the server returns the location description of that cellid to the phone. Based on this concept, MTS can provide a number of interesting services such as mobile phone tracking, viewing of pictures from every part of the country, messaging services and the best is yet to come.
MTS is under heavy development and new and very interesting features will be made available shortly. MTS also support GPS receivers and displays map and satellite pictures using Google Maps.
Note :
If your phone runs Symbian S60 2nd edition (you can check with Nokia) then you will need in addition to the J2ME version the MTS daemon that will feed the network related information to the java application. You can set it to automatically start when the OS boots because it uses virtually no resources. However, the MTS daemon is written in Python so you will need the Python libraries installed on your phone (you can find it below - just run the sis file).
Main features:
- get your current location from a GSM cellid
- get your current location from the GPS receiver
- add or edit a cellid directly from the mobile client
- every cellid can have a photo
- realtime any user tracking (if allowed by user)
- send and receive e-mail messages directly to and from the MTS client
- send and receive MTS chat messages
- send and receive files
- get notifications when a previously specified user is in the area
- local database for users without a GPRS/wap connection
- watch TV
Enhancements:
- - added multilanguage support
System requirements:
- Windows Mobile 2003 / Windows Mobile 5
- Symbian / Java

This applet keeps tracks of the games you have with ratings, name of game, price, creators, and cheats.
System requirements:
- HanDBase v.3.0x or greater