Pocket PC Software

i have found alot of free programs for the Plam OS but not very many for the Pocket PC can anyone help me with stuff like the PPC versions of Palm EKG or MedCalc or others like this thank you for the help

Hello,

Try the Styletap emulator at www.styletap.com

It runs a lot of Palm OS programs on Pocket PC. So now you can run your favorite palm applications on pocket PC.

Here are some of our favorites for palm

Calculators/Algorithm Tools
MedFormula
MedRules
Medcalc
MedMath
Heme-onc Rules
C-Tools
EBM Calculator
ICUMath
Cardiomath
Big Clock
EasyPulse
CME Watch
Patient Follower

All of the above applications run on Pocket PC using their emulator. If any questions, check out their website for a compatibility list.

I know that I am seriously considering the switch to Windows Mobile given that we have this great emulator to enjoy all the good Palm OS titles.

Try the newly released EasyPulse-PPC 2.01 for Pocket PC.

It\'s FREE: Now Completely rewritten in .NET

An educational tool used to determine heart rate. Simply count 20 beats using the start and stop and let EasyPulse determine the heart rate!

New in Version 2.01
Auto-saves previously chosen # of beat option.

Compatible with:
Windows Mobile 2003 & 5.0*
Windows Desktops: XP, 2000*

*Requires: .Net Compact Framework 2.0

Download it from http://www.internal-med.org/epce2.htm

webmaster wrote:

Try the newly released EasyPulse-PPC 2.01 for Pocket PC.

It\'s FREE: Now Completely rewritten in .NET

An educational tool used to determine heart rate. Simply count 20 beats using the start and stop and let EasyPulse determine the heart rate!

New in Version 2.01
Auto-saves previously chosen # of beat option.

Compatible with:
Windows Mobile 2003 & 5.0*
Windows Desktops: XP, 2000*

*Requires: .Net Compact Framework 2.0

Download it from http://www.internal-med.org/epce2.htm

[jtydings]

Styletap is $30. Does anyone know of a free version or alternative to this program? Thanks

[Admin]

'Fraid not. I think styletap is the only application of this kind. From reports though, it's worth the $30 if you have a lot of Palm apps.