PocketC Architect is the evolution of PocketC. PocketC Architect uses the same advanced OrbC compiler and runtime developed for OrbForms Designer, with enhancements to allow it to compile classic PocketC applications. In the tradition of classic ...

LCD Analyzer is a freeware for Palm. It allows you to check the quality of Palm LCD. It can be used for inspecting for dead pixels or dust on your Palm LCD. A dead pixel is a dot that is not the same color as the rest of the screen. Color and high ...

Violin finger placement helper by Régis Desrosiers. 2004

Compatibility

How To Play

Crazy 8's is a game for two to four players, in which the object is to get rid of the cards in your hand onto a discard pile by matching the number or suit of the previous discard.

For two player games, each player starts ...

The MediaQ MQ1132 is a multimedia controller used in certain Palm devices such as the Tungsten W and CLIÉ UX50 (among others). It was used to offload certain 2D graphics processing tasks from the CPU to accelerate performance, and also served as an ...

Written by Joseph H. Stadolnik III, PToolBoxLibis a native library for PocketC containing an amazing number of routines for graphics, user interface, and miscellaneous system routines.

Highlights

• User Interface - dynamic forms, ...

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 ...

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The Palm Treo 700p was released on a variety of carriers, but Sprint and Verizon users received a special bonus in the form of system software updates to fix bugs, improve Bluetooth performance, and add compatibility with then-modern desktop software ...