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Frobnitz is a Z-Machine interpreter that runs on PalmOS. What's a Z-Machine, you ask? It's the virtual machine developed by Infocom for its text adventures, also known as "interactive fiction". Infocom has long since passed on, but the ...
EV1Dash is a program for Palm OS devices that will collect data from the GM EV1 and Chevrolet S10 Electric and display it on the Palm OS device display. The intent is to provide more information to the driver so that range and performance can be ...
Newpen allow us to use screen as graffiti area instead of silkscreen. This is usable when you want to input text in the dark area and you can not see silkscreen, silkscreen is hide by active graffiti, no silkscreen device like Handspring Treo. I hope ...
These msPro (Memory Stick Pro) drivers were written by Dmitry Grinberg (https://dmitry.gr/ and http://palmpowerups.com/)
-> Formatting card in the Clié is not supported.
-> CardInfo may also be slow on large cards.
There is ...
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Simple app switcher, requires an extension manager such as Hackmaster to be used
Does not support color icons
With Count Six from Ilium Software you can track up to six running counters on your Palm PDA.
Count Six makes it easy to keep running counts of up to six things at once:
- Exercise laps or ...
Six sides not enough? Roll a whole collection of dice arranged in a user-friendly layout that makes it easy to decide the fates of many different kinds of game. Dice Roller works great for D&D, Dungeon Crawl Classics, Pathfinder, and more. Tested ...
MathLib is a library of math functions widely used by Palm OS applications. It must be installed separately for any dependent applications to work.
Tides is a PalmOS application designed to display tide tables directly on a PalmPilot, but it does not include any data by itself. To use it, the user must download tide tables from the web and convert them into Palm‑compatible databases using the ...
