Software

My most common pieces of software on my Palm (Oh, I forgot to mention that Handera is built on a Palm basis - older version now but still going strong):

Datebook: Pimlico Software DateBk5
Contacts: Chapura KeyContacts (www.chapura.com)
ToDo: Code Jedi's Shadow (www.codejedi.com)
Memos & Doc reader/writer: Blue Nomad's WordSmith (www.bluenomad.com)

Input: MessageEase
Launcher: Launcher X
Password holder: CryptInfo
Bible Reader: OliveTree
Spreadsheet: Tiny Sheet
Hacks: X-Master
Find-hack: FindHack 3.6

I've got a bunch of other stuff (ah, the beauty of Palm OS) but if you have these then you've got the core of what, for me, is a very productive PDA.

Enjoy!

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