HP Palmtop

Here you will find software I have developed in the past for my all-time favorite palmtop, the HP100/200LX.

INT5F

This is a small TSR (resident program) that enables most PAL written applications for the HP100/200LX palmtops to be used on your desktop. It does that by emulating the graphics of the HP palmtop.

INT5F can run on any IBM compatible computer, using any cpu (8088->Pentium), and a CGA or VGA display. 486  (or pentium) is recommended for faster screen output, since all the graphics are emulated by software.

Download: INT5F.ZIP

HDM

 HDM is a DOS application manager which has the same graphical user interface as the built-in ApplicationManager of the HP200LX. HDM can also run in DOS, and can handle up to 120 applications. You can specify the zoom mode, screen, serial port state, command line arguments and icon for every application installed. It also has some built-in utilities, such as battery setup & status,  volume control, & system information screen.

Download: HDM240.ZIP

DBView

DBView is a database viewer for HP200LX  GDB/NDB/PDB database files, having the same look & feel as the built-in database application.

It can also perform simple statistical calculations on selected fields with given criteria.

Download: DBV.ZIP

CHKLOG

CheckLOG is a checkbook management application designed for the HP100LX palmtop. You can manage all your accounts, with this easy to use program. CheckLOG was written entirely in Assembly Language which makes it very compact and fast. CheckLOG has the 'look & feel' of the built-in HP100LX applications so it's a nice addition to the Program Manager.

Download: CHKLOG.ZIP

P.A.L  (Palmtop Application Library) Tools

P.A.L. is a Library of C functions that gives DOS programs the look & feel of the built-in applications of the HP100/200LX. PAL was originally suggested as a common development effort by CompuServe's HPHAND sysop Mark Scardina, and the project leader is Gilles Kohl.

In this archive you will also find the source code for some of the utilities I have written using the PAL library, the Pal Font Editor (PFE) and the Pal Dialog Editor, PDE.

* The official Palmtop Application Page and latest source code can be found here.

Download: PAL.ZIP