Free up 2.0 software for pda

PP is a ISO standard Pascal compiler for PalmOS.
It generates true native 68000 executable code (.PRC) from Pascal source code.

You can use your favorite Palm DOC editor to write your code and either run PP from the VFSdos console or use the included UI shell PPShell to compile and run your program.

The language syntax is mostly compliant to the ISO 1775:1990.

What was the dialup number?
Can you give me that website again?
What was my password?
Take your Internet and e-mail accounts, your installed programs and your websites on the road in a password protected database.
System requirements:
- Palm III
- Palm OS v3.0

TeaShop tracks your forays into the world of Chinese mixed teas (flavored teas, tea with tapioca in it, and all that).
Letting you enter up to 3 teashops for each type of tea, and record the first date you had it, the most recent date you chose that type of tea, the price, and flavor rating.

The program comes with a list of the most common tea flavors offered in Taiwan, in Chinese characters and Pinyin-only versions.

You can sort by any column, and ask the MaitreT for a suggestion if youre stuck and just cant decide (just tap the deadly-looking flask icon).

Main list of tea flavors is sortable on all columns by tapping the bold headword; you can sort by last order date by tapping the clock at the bottom right hand corner.

PalmGen is a Java program that will take a Palm Resource file (PilRc format) and generate GNUC source code that will set up form handlers for all of the forms that are defined in the resource file, object handlers for the objects in each form, and menu handlers for each menu.
The idea is to use a GUI resource editor (like Arbor Builder, or Falch.nets IDE resource compiler) to create all of your forms and objects in those forms, then use this tool to create the GNUC code for a working prototype, or skeletal framework.
Main features:
- Code Generation from a PilRC Resource File
- Fast Prototyping
- Hardware button can scroll through Forms
- Makefile generation
- Source file options.. all in one C file, in 4 files, or a file for each form.
- Specify Alert for each form event (when anything gets tapped).
Enhancements:
- GUI interface
- PalmTools 2.0 support
- Hardware Form Scrolling

A musicians tool. I wanted a tuner for my guitar and violin, plus a metronome to start songs off at the right tempo, and the current S60 programs just didnt work. Hence Musician. It was also created as my very first Python program (see the notes below).
There are polyphonic tuning tones for E, B, G, D and A, enough to tune both guitar and violin. The tones last for a configurable length of time. The metronome will display beats at any tempo from 50 to 220 beats per minute, with an optional metronome sound sample. And a playable mini-piano will let you play out simple melodies.
Musician is now open source and freeware, please ignore any registration screens that come up in the S60 2nd Edition version. Or contact me if they become too obtrusive.
If you havent already done so, youll need to have already installed the free Python interpreter on your smartphone. This is a great patch that gives your device the ability to run Python freeware and shareware programs and is highly recommended. You can even write your own, should you feel ambitious!
Enhancements:
- - added a playable mini-piano, for picking out melodies.
System requirements:
- Requires small Python runtime

Stop Time is a combination stopwatch/lap timer, 4-way configurable up/down timer, alarm clock with calendar display and multiple alarms, voice/memo reminder, and flashlight.
System requirements:
- Windows Mobile PocketPC

Slate is a tool for digital film makers that allows you to keep a shot-by-shot/take-by-take record of important scene information such as audio and video timecode on your Palm connected organizer.
Enhancements:
- Multiple projects (With arcology16 integration)
- Capture logging
- Audio/Video device and media notes
- "Good" take marker
- Classic layer for working with slates from previous versions
- And of course, its still free.