T3LedLib - Allows developers to control Tungsten T/T3's green LED, and the undocumented and previously unused RED LED.
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Supported operating systems:
Palm OS 5.x
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JExpense2CSVFull JExpense2CSVFull - A Java Jar File to dump the built-in ExpenseDB.pdb of the Palm. It should be compatible with all kinds of Palm os. Up to now the file format of the ExpenseDB has not been changed. Export the Database using tools like pilot-xfer or backup Buddy. The labels of the columns are listed in the first line of the dumpfile
Palm Foundation Classes Palm Foundation Classes - Highlevel C++ Application Framework for PalmOS development.
C++ Builder VCL like deployment aid C++ Builder programmers with PalmOS ready tools.
Programming PalmOS without learning basic knowledge of PalmOS SDK.
Rapid Application Development (RAD)
Kernel for Palm PDB Kernel for Palm PDB - recovers corrupted .PDB (Database file for the Palm handheld organizer) database files corrupted due to unexpected palm pilot shutdown, palm organizers synchronization break, HotSysnc failure and displays error messages
SyncNotify SyncNotify is an app for the other applications that need a hotsync to be installed properly. This app does not SIMLUATE a hotsync, it just makes the receiving application believe that one occured.
For example, I copied the IBM Java VM from my SD card to my palm. Well, the application was unusable because it needs to be synced to install properly
Portabella Portabella is a basic serial communications program that sends and receives data through the serial port on your Palm OS device and displays the bytes in an easy-to-read format. You can effortlessly define transmit strings in hex notation and send them out with a click of a button. Portabella comes with complete source code and can be modified to fit your needs
CheckPRC CheckPRC is a useful Windows tool for Palm developers to identify compatibility problems and maximise the number of users who can access their applications.
It can be used to determine the earliest version of Palm OS that a Palm application may run on, and to identify all the Palm OS functions that the application uses
Palmphi Palmphi is a Windows desktop tool for visual design and PalmOS code generation.
The main features are:
WYSIWYG.
Visual design
Object inspector for controls and forms, like many visual IDEs (Delphi, Visual Basic,...).
Class browser with help, so you get instantly information about each method
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JToDo2CSV JToDo2CSV - A small framework written in java to export the internal ToDoDB.pdb to a CSV file.
(Creator: todo, Type: data) of the Palm. It is compatible with PalmOS 1.0 or better.
Up to now, the format of the ToDoDB has not been changed.
It is not the ToDo
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GrandCentral Dialer A dialer application to dial any number through the GrandCentral service
PowerDiGi PowerDiGi - fixes a very common problem with Palm devices with 320x480 screens - digitizer drift. When you tap in one place, and it registers in another, and PalmOS's calibration is of no use, PowerDiGi will help. No matter how much or how unusually your digitizer is malfunctioning PowerDiGi will make it work
E2 Internal Drive E2 Internal Drive exposes the internal NVFS drive for use as a built-in card a-la T|T5
PowerDict PowerDict - Have you ever noticed how Treo680 auto-fixes some texts you type? Like how "acn" magically becomes "can" and "hvae" becomes "have". There is a list inside the PalmOS that keeps track of what replacements are to be made
DriveMode Patch Allows DriveMode application from Palm to export more then 5 volumes to the PC
SkinUI Cobalt Skin Source The source code and build package for SkinUI cobalt skin, to be used for making other skins
Flash Installer Installs the Flash Player normally found on Sony devices
Preferences II Preferences II - replacement for the standard preference panel that provides icons, and custom categories. Source code included
vDub vDub makes the device play the same sounds the microphone hears. The practical upshot of this is that if you connect a cable to headphone jack of the device and the other end to a microphone receptacle of another device, you can use the Palm as an amplified microphone
