Free wm5 vs wm6 software for pda

Try to move the killer apples and the peaceful worms from the east bank of the river to the safety of the west bank.
At no stage may the apples outnumber the worms. This application was written using AppForge.
System requirements:
- Palm OS device.

Were you a Treo 650 user? Miss the old threaded "Chat Style" of the text messages? Well, you dont have to be sad any longer! With the SMS Threader application, you can now send and receive your text messages just like you used to! The program will even automatically open even if its not running! Also includes the ability to send a text message to an email address. All threads are automatically backed up as HTML files, for easy viewing on any machine! Includes Today screen plugin.
System requirements:
- Windows Mobile 6 Professional

McPets is designed to allow pet owners to record their pets information.
i.e. Pets name, pets mother and fathers name, DOB, birth location, purchase price, Registered vs. not registered, Vetinarian(s) name(s), addresses, phone numbers, etc.
Schedule Vet. appointments and set reminder alarms. View the apointments and Vet information on 2 tables for quick reference.
System requirements:
- Palm OS v3.5

MortScript interprets a (quite) simple batch language. If you know .bat files in DOS or shell scripts: its something like that. Its focus is to remote control or launch other applications, not to write real applications. I.e., you cant do complex dialogs or graphics with it.
Its more an hacker tool without a nifty interface, you have to write your scripts with any text editor.
For beginners, this might be a bit too complicated. However, its still far more easy to use than e.g. C++.
Available commands currently include:
- Run, activate, hide, close, and kill programs
- Wait functions: certain timespan, wait for existence or activation of windows, lots of other conditions (SleepMessage).
- Send keystrokes, mouse clicks, and some window messages (OK, Cancel, Yes, and No buttons) to windows
- File operations: copy, rename/move, delete, create shortcuts, read and write text files
- Support of ZIP archives (no replacement of existing archived files)
- Read/write access to serial (COM) ports
- Create and remove directories
- Read from and write into the registry
- Open and close connections (closing no longer possible since WM5 AKU3), read files from the Internet
- Several condition and loop structures (If, Switch, Choice dialog, While, ForEach, ...)
- Lots of system features (e.g. rotation, volume, backlight brightness, soft reset, battery level, ...)
- Subroutines (Call, Sub/EndSub)
- Variables, expressions (integer operations, string contatenations, ...), and lots of integrated functions
Enhancements:
- Versions for PC, Smartphone, and PNA
- All new syntax ("Function( expr., expr., expr. )" instead of "Function string, {expr.}, %variable%", variables without %, ...)
- Functions in expressions, many old conditions/commands also available as functions
- Support of ZIP files and COM ports
- Several new system functions (battery level, screen on/off, notifications, ...)
- Some bugfixes

Truly, collect data with GrandaSoft XSForms is as easy as 1-2-3.
Forms are created with GrandaSoft XSDesigner. Then these forms are transmitted to XSForms on your Pocket PC. Once the form is on your Pocket PC you can enter data with your fingers, a stylus, or even a barcode scanner. The captured data then can be manipulated any way you like: sort it, filter it, send it via PocketOutlook as email, or upload it to any HTTP or FTP-server in the world in XML, HTML or CSV format via WLAN (IEEE 802.11 standards), Cradle, GPRS (General Packet Radio Service), or Bluetooth, depending on the capabilities of the Pocket PC.
It really is amazing how a Pocket PC can actually be put to work, with XSForms. Try it out!
System requirements:
- Requires PocketPC 2002, WM2003/SE or WM5.0 and 2 MB of Available RAM

MyHome is free launcher for Windows Mobile.
Goal: to have simple launcher with big icons (for big fingers) that starts every time when device is connected to the external power source.
Use case: Easy starting one of GPS navigators or music players when device has been connected in the car.
Tested: Axim x51v WM5.0
Installation: At first run, MyHome creates "My DocumentsMyHome" folder and copies there shortcuts from "WindowsStart Menu". You may modify this list thru "MenuAdd File" or by coping/removing shortcuts in "My DocumentsMyHome" folder.
Tips: Have not many shortcuts in folder to have Big icons.
MyHome uses special small "daemon" program that watching for external power source connection. This "daemon" is registered in "WindowsStartUp" Remove shortcut from there if you dont like daemon to start automatically.
Note: If you have removed the shortcut of daemon from StartUp you may still run/stop
daemon manually thru "MenuRun daemon"
WARNING: For successful uninstallation MyHome and daemon from your device, please, tap "MenuStop daemon" first in MyHome menu.
FAQ: Why background is black? Q: Because I like that.
Future releases: I am thinking to update launcher to recognize the car power
connection from usb connection to desktop to launch different list of shortcuts.
System requirements:
- Windows Mobile 5