Stops - The Bus Schedule Database - Stops is a city bus and subway train schedule application for Palm OS handhelds. You can edit and view bus schedule tables on your Palm and find out quickly when the next departure for a given bus stop will be. With the Stops viewer and Route Browser, you can learn at a glance:
# What routes serve this bus stop?
# What bus stops are on this route?
# When is the next bus leaving at this bus stop?
# If I miss the next one, when is the next on after?
# What connections are available at the destination stop?
The Stops main view is a list of all available Route Segments, filtered by the day of the week and by a secondary details filter which lets you view the list by:
# A particular Route.
# A particular Stop.
# Route Segments marked as Favorites.
# By a particular direction N, S, E, or W.
# By a special designation ( *, X, A, or B. )
# All = no filtration.
Tungsten users enjoy stylus-free navigation with the 5-way D-Pad.
The Route Browser is a subscreen of the viewer. It shows all the details of your chosen Route Segment along with which connections you may make at the destination stop. The connections appear as a list and may be loaded into the Browser by tapping them. You can simulate traveling to a given destination through multiple connections (with their respective departure times) in order to plan your day trip. The effective time of day may also be changed in the Browser at any point. The Browser features back and forward buttons similar to a web browser.
The Stops Editor application includes automated departure tables generation and the Clone & Adjust feature, which allows for rapid generation of similar schedule tables.
The Stops Editor app may also be removed from your device when you are through editing your tables, saving 41k of applications storage space. The Stops database uses space saving techniques to conserve memory.
· Includes a sample database and a free 30 day trial period.
Like it? Share with your friends!
Supported operating systems:
Palm OS 4.x, Palm OS 5.x
Similar Software:
ShiftNotes for HanDBase A useful app for police supervisors to aid in the tracking of day to day information about their officers
PC Inventory for HanDBase PC Inventory for HanDBase - This database is used to record software and hardware purchases. It is especially designed to maintain a record of version upgrades for the PDA. If using the form, most of the fields are labeled. Included under notes is an update date. There are also a number of drop down fields. Included: HB1PCInventory_HDF.pdb (HanDBase 3 form) HB2Links
WAIS-III Subtests for HanDBase WAIS-III Subtests for HanDBase - Using the input/processing/output model, this database lists the specific skills evaluated by the subtests and Index scales of the Wescheler Adult Intelligence Scale(3rd. ed.). Based on Kaufman & Lichtenberger's work on the WAIS-III. Some info. is abbreviated - sorry for the potential confusion
PassApp PassApp is a simple, straight-forward application for keeping track of application registration codes
Work Orders for HanDBase This is just a handy database for tracking technician costs to department / customers on a work order request basis
SoftCodes SoftCodes is a ThinkDB TinyByte that enables you to record registration codes by type nd track upgrade history by version and date
Other Software by developer «Iota Handworks»:
Cryptos: Cryptogram Puzzles Cryptos: Cryptogram Puzzles - A cryptogram is a short phrase or quotation displayed using an encrypted alphabet. The encryption scheme is one of simple letter substitution: one letter will stand for another. In this scheme no letter will ever stand for itself. The object of the game is to decode the quotation
Free Checking Free Checking is a simple, single account checkbook ledger for Palm OS compatible handhelds. It is intended to serve as a replacement for the paper ledger books usually distributed with wallet style blank checks.
What's New in 1.2?
Custom color has been redesigned to allow more control over the appearance of the ledger
TimeBob TimeBob is a Church approved manosambulitic chronocideometer (handheld portable time-killing machine).
Originally written in "OBO" for the MWOWM Virtual Machine, TimeBob has now been successfully ported to the Palm OS family of handheld computers.
Suitable for witless fanbobs and fullblood Yetis alike
