Free what is my due date software for pda

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

Date To Date computes the distance (in days) between two dates. If you are in frequent need of date calculations, then this is for you.
System requirements:
- Java compatible

Due Date Reminder will keep track of all due dates and also keeps you reminding you of the desired Dues to be paid.
List of Paid, Unpaid dues with different option allows you to customize your Due Views. Your Paid and Unpaid dues are shown in variation of color enabling you to make quick decision. Unpaid dues are highlighted for ease of viewing.
Your due schedules can be alerted with Alarm Reminder option.
Main features:
- Intuitive Interface
- Easily navigate by date to view all monthly dues
- Filter Dues with paid, unpaid, all day or has due conditions
- Remind Me option (Alarm Reminder)
- Displays Total & Unpaid Due Amount in the summary view

This is a collection of so called Today Screens add-in Items (modules). They are a special programs works in background of Pocket PC system.
The concept of the design is: to give more useful and conveniently information, just in one look.
This Item shows the date and Zodiacs sign.
Enhancements:
- I added the feature to use or not the ClearType fonts
System requirements:
- PPC2002

I created this database to remind me about due dates for memberships, subscriptions, passports, driver license, etc. The database has an alarm that will remind you or me prior or on due date. If you have a print software, you could print the data via infrared to your printer. Im using a Printboy, its a great software, too.
Enhancements:
- Modified the form and added alarm button. I hope this database will help you keep track with all your renewals.
System requirements:
- HanDBase v.3.0x or greater

A surprisingly easy and effective bill paying applet. All data can be entered, edited, and retrieved in a 2-page form. In addition to the fields you normally find in a database of this kind -- name, description, amount, and due date, you can also record the usual amount you pay, your normal due date, the frequency of the bill, what grace period is allowed, any interest charged, and, if so, at what rate, the date you paid the bill, the form of payment, any notes you care to make, and even your account number. Moreover, an alarm -- day and time -- may be set as a reminder (snooze is set for 1 day). The database may be sorted and filtered on any field, and is fully editable. You can duplicate each record for easy entry the next time you need to pay, and thus create a complete record of your payments -- to whom, when, and how paid. If you want, you can set a password and encrypt the data. You are given 6 sample records and 12 views to start you off.

Hints:
Do not confuse "Previous" and "Next" with the tabs "p.1" and "p.2." The tabs are used to navigate within a single record while "Previous" and "Next" take you from record to record.
Click on "Copy to New" to create new records to use the next time you pay each bill. This eliminates a great deal of data copying.

Bill paying is never an enjoyable process, but I hope this applet makes it easier.