Free trademon 1.5 software for pda

"Track" is a generic logging and charting program for the Palm PDA.
Virtually any type of data may be easily recorded for quick visual inspection of trends.
Track supports multiple databases and the ability to export data to other programs.
Automatic scaling ensures that your data is presented appropriately.
This program will help you answer many questions which may have passed through your mind including:
How does my credit card bill compare against previous bills?
How do I track the progress of my diet and weight loss programs?
Is my antidepressant medication working?
How is my bank account doing?
Are my grades improving?
Did my water bill increase?
Is weightlifting making me stronger?
Should I sell my stocks?
Is my insulin requirement increasing?
How can I track my commute times?
Ever wish that you could see a plot of your last years phone bills? How about a chart of your arthritis pain? Want to see if you are spending too much time watching TV? Now you can easily graph and examine this data or any other type that you care to record.
Data entry may be accomplished with as little as two pen clicks. Multiple databases may be created and managed with a minimum of effort. Data can also be exported to the memopad in CSV format for use in a spreadsheet or database.
Give this program a try, and you are sure to find many uses beyond what is described here. Please share your creative ideas.
System requirements:
- Palm OS v3.1

Emoze 1.5 is a software having the function of getting and submitting e-mails to and from your mobile phone or mobile device. It pushes e-mails, calendars, tasks and contacts instantly, delivering real-time synchronization - anytime, anywhere. Emoze software is free and simple to use. Users need a data package from any mobile service provider.

Emoze works across any mobile service provider network in the world, and delivers data to and from all leading brands of mobile devices including Motorola, Nokia, Palm and Samsung. It supports all popular email data sources including Lotus Notes, Microsoft Exchange, Outlook and OWA (Outlook Web-Access), POP3 and Google Mail.

Other popular email sources are coming soon. Emoze also works with all popular mobile device operating systems including Symbian and Windows Mobile.

Enhancements: May include unspecified updates, enhancements, or bug fixes.

Pente is the English name of the Asian game of ni-nuki, which is itself a version of the game of go-moku.
Pente is played on a 19x19 grid with stones in two different colors. Each player chooses one set of stones; then the players take turns placing their stones on any unoccupied intersection until one player wins.
There are two ways to win: If a player gets five or more stones in a straight line (across, down, or diagonally), or captures five pairs of the opponents stones, that player wins.
Stones may be captured in pairs only. To capture a pair of stones, a player must place one stone on either side of the pair. When the second side is placed, the center two stones are captured. This counts as one capture. The game continues until a player gets 5 in a row or captures 5 pairs.
The computer playing levels get rather slow at level 5 and 6. The number of moves that need to be examined grows wildly as the search depth increases.
Enhancements:
- Did some updating due to testing with the latest PalmOS development tools and the PalmOS 5.0 visual glitches. Things should be consistant between all PalmOS versions now and a non-critical bug was found and killed.

PluaED is a simple editor which can be used to edit Plua source files. Plua can read source files in DOC format or from Memo Pad. DOC writers usually costs money, Memo Pad can only edit source files up to 4096 characters.

PluaED overcomes some of these limitations - PluaED is free and can edit source files up to 65534 characters (if your device supports it).

PluaED uses the Memo Pad database to store its source file. If you view a source file created by PluaED in Memo Pad the source file may be truncated - source files created by PluaED is easy recognisable as they start with -- and ends in .lua.

PluaED is best used in conjunction with a keyboard. PluaED has been tested using the CitiPack IR 502 Keyboard but should be compatible with any Palm OS keyboard.

PluaED supports version 1 and version 2 of Plua.