Palm Desktop 4.2.1
Palm Desktop 4.2 Windows 10

HotSync v.3.0.4

HotSync 3.0.4 is a professional and useful tool which features better backup/restore operations, support for PalmConnect USB adapter, faster serial link speed (115kbps), support for IR HotSync operations, and support for all available COM ports.This

Issues uninstalling Palm Desktop software (v. 4.2.1) I am having issues uninstalling the Palm desktop software (v. 4.2.1) from my computer and Palm Support is no longer able to assist me, claiming the problem is too complex and OS-related. Basically, I wasn't able to remove the software using the built.

ISync + Palm Conduit: Palm Desktop 4.0 or 4.2.1 (both free) MS Entourage X/2004: Mark/Space Notebook (MemoPad) and other Missing Sync for Palm OS conduits: Palm OS localization with a supported encoding.
I do miss some features of Palm Desktop, but iCal does offer features that are not in Palm Desktop. I was using Palm Desktop (version 2.6.3) under Mac OS 9 and migrated to iCal under Mac OS X by way of Palm Desktop (version 4.2.1) under Mac OS X. (In retrospect, I don't think it was helpful to migrate through version 4.2.1.

Updater for HotSync v.3.1.1

This upgrade fixes 3 main problems related to the HotSync Manager v3.1.1 and its interaction with some computers. These issues are: Some computers with Windows 2000 installed cannot synchronize with Palm handhelds via the infrared port. This

Palm Desktop for Mac v.4.2.1

Palm Desktop 4.2.1

Palm Desktop for Mac 4.2.1 is such a professional tweak tool which includes the Palm Desktop and HotSync Manager software developed specifically for the Macintosh. It includes Palm Desktop software and all-new HotSync Manager software, complete with

PicoSync v.1.13

PicoSync 1.13 is a very tractable and powerful program which utilizes Network Hotsync to allow the user to wirelessly synchronize data with a remote

Pilot Install v.4.5

Install Palm Pilot Software WITHOUT HotSync. Click on any prc, pqa or pdb file and push the HotSync button. Thats all. install pictures (bmp and jpg) on the fly! no PDA picture viewer required! dont care about size, color, grey, b/w simply beam your

Simply Install - Pilot Install v.4.5.1

Simply Install - Pilot Install 4.5.1 is a tweak tool which is able to put PRC, PDB, PQA, JPG, BMP, PIA, MID, and TXT files on your Palm without HotSync. Features include TXT-to-DOC-, MIDI-to-Alarm -conversion during upload and USB (Visor) support.

AVConv - Automatic video converter v.1.0

With AVConv, convert video files is automatic and invisible. It is specially designed for mobile applications. Coupled with Juice and ActiveSync / Hotsync, it provide a perfect solution to transfer podcast from web to offline video on

Palmgsync v.1.0

palmgsync is a PalmOS based conduit that allows the Palm user to synchronize the embedded Datebook application to Google Calendar. It will run each time you make a hotsync operation and keep you up to date with your online calendar.

Yanoff Java Conduit v.0.3

Palm Desktop 4.2 Windows 10

The Yanoff Java Conduit is a Java-based conduit for the Yanoff news reader, version 1.4.4 or later, for Palm OS (Palm Pilot). It synchronises the databases of an existent Yanoff 1.4.4 installation on your Palm Computing Device at HotSync time.

Palm Desktop by ACCESS v.6.2.2

This software lets you sync your Palm device with your computer, so your info is backed up and easily editable on your computer.

CASL v.4.3

CASL is a rapid application development environment which allows you to create applications for Palm, PocketPC and Windows. The language syntax is easy to learn, powerful enough for creating commercial applications. CASL is a Free download.

AmbTimer Pro v.2.0

AmbTimer Pro is based on the popular AmbulanceTimer freeware program. This pro version adds lots of new features to help busy people keep track of time-sensitive events throughout the day. Features: records event timestamps optionally records

CryptInfo v.4.0.9

CryptInfo is a secure password manager for the Palm and the PC. Securely store your passwords, credit card numbers, and more! Synchronize your information between your PC and your Palm device. Your privacy is protected with strong encryption

Lockbox v.1.2

Lockbox 1.2 is a very flexible and effective tool which is designed specially for the Palm Pilot and compatibles that helps users securely manage account information. Multiple account information is protected by a single password using RC4

ScriptSync v.1.70

ScriptSync is a generic conduit that uses a batch file to complete the wishes of the user. It is based on the TOPSync activex and is the fastest conduit that ever existed. Can copy tables about 10.000 records a minute over USB and maybe faster

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PalmOne last week introduced two new color models of its consumer handhelds, the Zire 31 and Zire 72, along with a long-awaited maintenance update to its Mac desktop software, Palm Desktop 4.2.1.

Zire 31 — When the company released its first Zire handheld in 2002, it appeared to be a step backwards (see 'Palm Offers Low-price, No-frills Zire Handheld' in TidBITS-652). While other personal organizers were gaining faster processors, color screens, and improved networking capabilities, the Zire arrived with specifications akin to the original Pilot, such as 2 MB of memory and a monochrome screen (with no backlight). To everyone’s surprise (except for Palm), the Zire was a hit, tapping into the fact that many people primarily use their handhelds to keep track of contacts and calendars. The fact that the Zire (and later, the slightly upgraded Zire 21) cost only $100 was also instrumental in its success.

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Now, PalmOne believes that even cost-conscious users are willing to pay a little more for a better handheld, while keeping the Zire’s streamlined feature set. For $150, the Zire 31 features a color screen capable of displaying thousands of colors, 16 MB of memory, Palm OS 5.2.8, an expansion slot that accepts MultiMediaCard/SD cards, and the 5-way Navigator control (which replaces the scroll-up and scroll-down buttons) found on the company’s other recent handhelds. The Zire 31 also includes a rechargeable lithium ion polymer battery, a fairly speedy 200 MHz Intel ARM-based processor, and a stereo headphone jack to use the device as an MP3 audio player. Like previous Zire models, this one uses a standard mini-USB cable to synchronize with the computer, versus the Universal Connector port found on the Tungsten line of devices.

Zire 72 — If it weren’t for a similar physical design, you might wonder how the Zire 72 can be legitimately grouped with the Zire 31. For $300, the Zire 72 is PalmOne’s consumer multimedia handheld. It features a high-resolution color screen (16-bit color in a 320 by 320 pixel area), 32 MB of memory, a 312 MHz Intel PXA270 processor, Palm OS 5.2.8, headphone jack, expansion slot, rechargeable battery, and mini-USB HotSync cable. Unlike the Zire 71, which it replaces, the Zire 72 includes built-in Bluetooth wireless networking (which I use almost exclusively to synchronize the data on my Tungsten T and PowerBook G4 – one less cable to carry around!), and a built-in voice recorder.

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The Zire 72 will also appeal to the image conscious: not because it’s attractively designed (it is), but because it includes an integrated 1.2 megapixel digital camera capable of taking images at 1280 by 960 pixels. (The camera also boasts a 2x digital zoom, but in my experience digital zoom serves only to make otherwise decent images blurry.) The camera can also capture video at 320 by 240 pixels; however, currently the video is saved in ASF format, and can’t be played back on a Mac without a third-party utility such as MPlayer.

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