TapMap - RNS:: TapMap is a hack that creates a special map of the Palm's screen.
Every time you tap, a pixel position is placed on the map.
You can see the map on the hack's configuration form.
The darker the pixel on the map, the more often it's been tapped.
While in the map view, open the menu to see more stats
Ender for Palm OS is a word completion tool for word processing on your Palm Powered handheld. Within any standard text field in any application, Ender will suggest a list of possible words once you have entered the first few letters.
Please note that Ender is not Palm OS 5.0 compatible and will not run on Palm OS 5.0 handhelds
DTFH - Date Time Format Hack - This hack influences the way some system functions format date and time strings. As for now it just encforces leading zeros to be added to dates (month and day mainly) whenever its value would otherwise occupy just one digit (values less than 10). So instead of 96/1/9 you will see 96/01/09 as long as the hack is active
TealScript Plus - Graffiti Reinvented
Replace or restore Graffiti with TealScript, the text recognition system you can customize. Unlike Graffiti or other systems, TealScript lets you make or change your own strokes for better speed and accuracy
LeftHack - Southpaws unite! LeftHack is for us. You know how your hand covers the screen every time you try to use that right-edge scrollbar in the MemoPad and elsewhere? LeftHack fixes the problem. It moves most scrollbars over to the left edge of the screen, where we can get at them without any increase in blood pressure
CradLit Hack - This is a very simple hack.
It just turns on the backlight when the device is placed in the cradle, and off when the device is removed.
After placing it in or out of the cradle, the backlight will behave normally.
It may be fooled by modems and other serial devices that attach where the cradle attaches
SwitchBeam extends the functionality of the Beam menu item on Palm OS applications.
In some ways this simulates the Send menu item first made available in Palm OS 4.0. It accomplishes this as a system extension (sometimes called a "system hack").
This is valuable because:
Some smartphone users, such as the Kyocera 6035, can not upgrade to Palm OS 4
