Free to attach software for pda

Call To Contact allows you to easily add new phone numbers to existing phone contacts with just a few clicks

This is a Palm application to keep track of the Duty to God requirements for The Young Mens program of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
This is not intended as a replacement for the Church-issued Duty to God handbooks, but as a way for leaders to have a ready reference and way to track each boys progress in real time.
It also serves as a back-up record on both your Palm and computer for when the boys inevitably loose theirs...DtG features: Three seperate programs for Deacons, Teachers and Priests- only use the one you need.
Simple, intuitive interface. Keep individual records for each boy. Note fields and editable requirement fields in the Personal Goals and service project sections.Quick check-boxes for marking requirements completed.
Automatic summary page for an at-a-glance view of overall progress and time remaining for certificate completion.
Detailed requirement listings directly from the Duty to God handbooks. Easy phone information importing directly from your palm address book database.
Beam individual boy records to others using the Duty to God tracker.Built-in menu bar access for help with program use.
System requirements:
- Palm III
- Palm OS v3.0

There are now 5 databases in the package. Sorry about the name change on the linked databases, but decided that it needed consistency. The main Database is "Sailboat_Tracker", and the others are "SBT_Equip", "SBT_Mechanical", "SBT_Sails", "SBT_ToDo", and "SBT_WrkDone". All of the "SBT" databases are accessed from "Sailboat_Tracker", so that is the only one you need to open. "Equip" lets you list all of the added equipment on the boat, as well as pricing, location, manufacturer, serial number, model number, etc. "Mechanical" is a place to list part numbers for mechanical items you replace, or should replace periodically on your boat. It has the ability to list the original manufacturer and part number along with 1 alternate manufacturer and part number as well. "Sails" keeps track of headsails and has fields for sail dimension. It also calculates LP and LP as a % of J. "ToDo" gives you a place to keep track of those items you need to get done. Each item you enter here will automatically set a reminder alarm at the time you specify in this database. "WrkDone" is a listing of major (or minor) work you have had done, or done yourself on the boat. This gives you a maintenance/improvements history for your boat. If you delete the two boats and tell it to delete all linked records, you will have a nice empty database to start using for yourself. If you had the version with 3 attached databases, you can add your boat to the new "Sailboat_Tracker" database exactly as you had it in the old database, then rename the 3 old tables to the new names, and change the links to match the new "Sailboat_Tracker" database. After that, add the two new databases, and you should have the new update, running with all of your old data. I cant guarantee that it will work, but this is how I updated mine.

ToDo to Datebook allows you to archive your completed ToDos to your datebook as untimed events, so that you can at a glance see what was accomplished that day, or just archive everything in one place.
Main features:
- Ability to set the untimed appointment category to match todo categories if the name exists.
- Choose only certain priorities to transfer to your datebook
- Specify how you would like the priority indicated in the untimed appointment, or not at all
- Assign todo\\s with no due date to todays date (otherwise undated todo\\s are ignored).
- Update fixes problem for non-DateBk4 users. DateBk4 specific information was being placed in the Notes field regardless if the only DateBk4 option was selected or not.
Enhancements:
- This is an important update. In one situation, some records were getting flagged as DELETED when moved to the Datebook.

Graffitio 2 is regarded as a convenient as well as useful tool that is created to allow you to attach conversations to the places you go and the things you see!

As soon as you open Graffitio, it looks around you for Walls created by other users at restaurants, bars, stores, parks, events, or anywhere else you could imagine.

Read what other people have to say, and leave your own thoughts behind for others to find later. You can even create your own Walls. Graffitio connects you to people who have been there before and those who will follow.

Requirements: iPhone 2.0 Software upgrade

Return to Sector 9 is designed to be the long awaited sequel to Ambush in Sector 9. Featuring 9 game modes, 15 ships to pilot, plenty of weaponry, and plenty of aliens to use it on, it's arcade action at its bes. Hordes of enemies; different ships to pilot; dangerous enemies to face! Each of the 15 ships has its own special weapon. Once you have unlocked the ships and their weapons (and maybe a few alternative paint jobs), learn which game modes they're best suited to. Submit your scores to the online high score charts to see how you compare with the rest of the world!

mySimon To Go is one of the most advantageous tools to compare products and prices while you're walking down the aisles. Comparison shop online and offline merchants, without leaving the store. Compare prices on music, books, sporting goods, computers, electronics, and much more with this wireless application.

Requirements: Palm VII, Palm OS 3.0