TXT+ is a text editor for palm. You can create and save txt docs to a folder on your memory card.
Hopefully soon to come you will also be able to sync the docs to your desktop
Peck application documentation bundle - The Peck application documentation is split into task-specific documents:
· Getting_Started.pdf - describes basic capabilities of Peck application
· PT_Analyze.pdf - describes how the Peck application can help with analsis of field guide information
· PT_Awake
HandWriter - Editor of long texts with resources of organization of texts in folder and alphabetical order - A to Z or Z to A. To facilitate the use the texts are presented in two ways:
Editor - for write
Reader - for reading without modifying text
It has option of note for each text. It copies and he glue texts from Memos and contrariwise
Megatops txtMemo is a memopad replacement application supports TXT plain text format directly. txtMemo manage all your memos with TXT format on expansion card and supports the DOS, UNIX and MAC format
DVIViewer displays DVI files generated by TeX or LaTeX on the palm screen.
DVI Files to be displayed are read from the expansion card.
The distribution is provided with a sample of fonts (pk format).
All dvi v2 files are supported. The file may contain special commands such as encapsuled pictures or color, but these commands are ignored
PpCopy is a PC based tool for people who create and change documents and databases on a Palm, and want easily to copy the corresponding .pdb/.prc files from the backup folder to other folders for processing on the pc
OpenSync - Have difficulty setting up the convertors for iSilo, Plucker, FireViewer, or other apps on Palm? Need a more practical way of converting your files? You find using Plucker Desktop and iSiloX cumbersome? OpenSync is for you!
Install OpenSync and set up the palm apps you use. To convert files, all you need to do is to save them in drive P:
Addresses2HTML - runs on Win98/ME/2K/XP and converts your Palm Address Book to HTML (addresses.html) and formatted Text (addresses_long.txt).
So you can put it on your homepage for worldwide access or read/edit it with a text editor (e.g. when you carry your addresses on an USB stick).
Just export your addresses (tested with PalmDesktop v4.1) as comma separated
