Free time in software for pda

This great program will calculate for you how much time do you spend doing an activity.
It can be used for many purposes:
Know by the end of the day how much time did you spend in each of your activities that you did that day.
If it is an activity that you do often, you can check the database while you do it, so you can expect the time you will finish it.
You can see if you invested your time for productive things or if you just wasted it.
And many more... It is up to your needs and your imagination!
Your events have to be started and finished in a 24 hour interval.
- This program was first called "Hours!", but I changed the name because of copyright reasons.
System requirements:
- Palm OS 3.0
- 50KB

This small program calculates for you the days that have passed since an event or the days remaining for an event.
You can, for example, calculate the days you have lived or the days remaining for the start of the Formula 1 championship.
Enjoy!
Enhancements:
- It now allows to show 5-digit numbers in the list view.
- It now doesnt save records that dont have any information.

This program is for travelers. Being a plug-in to Calendar program, Time Zone changes appointment start time so that in current city it corresponds to the time of appointment in its "native" city, which will be selected by user
Main features:
- The problem of daylight saving time (DST) is solved in the program - but in part only. It changes start time of the appointment using shift between time zones (e.g., we have 6 hours shift between GMT-05.00 and GMT+01.00 time zones) and information from new check boxes. Previously program considered that current and target cities had the same DST status. Main dialog window of the program has check boxes that allow user to show separately if DST is used in the city of current location and in target city. So, responsibility for DST correction falls on user.
- When setting DLT for current and target cities user should take into account that difference between DLT for source city (1 if set) and DLT for target city (1 if set) is used in correction of start time of the appointment. So, if both source and target cities have the same DLT user could leave both check boxes unchecked (or checked).
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- DST settings selected by user for the check boxes are stored in the registry.
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- Clarified the program behaviour for time change of previously processed appointment.
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- Let the program is used for the same target city that is already mentioned in TimeZone notes for Location property of appointment. Then the program consider that user have selected new time for the same target city and modifies the time in Calendar for current city accordingly.
- Let user executes the program for the other target city than the one mentioned in notes for Location. Then program will use the time mentioned in TimeZone notes as the base.
- If you would like to set new appointment time for new target city then when editing the appointment time you should delete TimeZone note from Location property of the appointment. TimeZone will create new note for your new target city.
- Bug fixed: when DST is used, time correction for all-day events was made as for standard time, i.e. by 1 hour less than it should be.
- Bug fixed: despite the message \"Invalid timezone information for current city. Correction will be cancelled.\" invalid appointment time correction was made.
Enhancements:
- Processing under localised versions of OS.
- Minor improvements of the code.
System requirements:
- Pocket PC 2002

GPS Time 0.9 is such an useful application which shows time got from GPS receiver in order to sync your digital camera's clock. This is particularily useful for geotagging, in combination with software like Copiks Photomapper.

Time:datE is a real-time clock for your Palm. Tells you the time, and the date.
Will not cause any crashes because of the straight-forward nature of it.
System requirements:
- Palm III
- Palm OS v3.0

Quick Time is a very simple program that that gives you the date and time.
System requirements:
- Palm III
- NS Basic/Palm

What time is it? is a big digital clock.
Enhancements:
- Now, with Random Colors or Grayscale (fully automatic). You dont need to choose Color Depth. B&W Version 1.0 is included yet.
System requirements:
- Palm IIIx
- Palm OS v3.5
- NS Basic/Palm

This program allows you to set a time in the past or future and shows the relevancy of that time from the current time.
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.
System requirements:
- BeanDLL.dll file (found in the download section)
- Visual Basic runtime files