Freeware
This small collection of software represents programs I wanted,
but couldn't find. As a software engineer, I wrote them, and as
a webmaster I am learning how to publish them! I occasionally
work on new ideas and versions. Watch this space :-)
It is perhaps worth noting that none
of my software currently works on Symbian OS phones such as the Nokia
9210, SonyEricsson P800 or the Series 60 family.
Symbian (who I currently work for) have published one of my recent
spare-time activities: SmallServ,
a simple HTTP server for Symbian OS.
Popular EPOC PDAs include the Psion Series 5mx, and Psion Revo.
Check my compatibility notes for
full details.
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JTelnet |
v1.1 |
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A simple telnet client. Source code is
available in the public domain. |
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nCalc |
v1.2 |
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A programmers calculator, displaying binary, decimal
and hexadecimal simultaneously. |
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StationClock |
v1.0 |
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A novel multi city world view. |
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StationeryPad |
v1.1 |
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Templates or 'stationery' for all applications. |
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TheDialer |
v1.0 |
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An internet connection dialer, allowing you to
override the phone number. |
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Driving Directions
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v1.0 |
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A downloadable web page that lets you enter requests
for driving directions from Yahoo! before going online. |
Popular Psion '3 Series' PDA's include the Series 3c and the
Siena. Check my compatibility notes
for full details.
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W2 |
v2.1 |
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A graphical display of daylight for the Psion 3a, 3c & Siena. |
For EPOC (C++ SDK) Developers:
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EikonWizard |
v1.2 |
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A Visual C++ compatible wizard for creating Eikon
(EPOC) applications. |
For Windows Developers:
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DXMFilter |
v1,0,0,1 |
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A Visual C++ compatible wizard for creating DirectShow
(DirectX Media) filters. |
I offer no formal support for these programs! You get what
you pay for ;-)
However, I am always interested in feedback of all kinds, and
I try to respond to all messages. Please email freeware@mcaleely.com
with your questions, comments and bug reports. Feedback from you
encourages me to give this stuff away without charging...
See Also
You might also be interested in some articles on using EPOC
for wireless internet access, and other EPOC
resources.
This page © John McAleely, February 2004