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Tool Zone
This section is intended to be a source for tools and utilities
for programmers and power-users alike. Some may contain source with them.
If you think your software should be linked to from this
site, then do contact me at xprsg@hotmail.com
with your software's download URL, and a small detail about the software.
Remember to prefix your mail's subject with "[ xprsg's lair ]".
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Disclaimer:
The
tools available here are not intended for any specific purpose and
without any guarantee made to their esuitability or fitness for
any particular use. They may contain bugs, so use of these is at
your own risk. I take no responsibility for any damage that may
be caused throuh their use.
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PDB
Operations 1.50.5 (Source Included)
This is one tool that can be used to examine
Palm Databases.
PDBingo! Allows the analysis of PDB Database Header as well
as tweaking of the PDB Database Header. This is very usefull for
application developers who want to see the intricate details
of the PDB Files on the desktop. This also provides for browsing
of the records in the PDB (does not support NextRecordListID yet,
with enough feedback i'll be happy to introduce that too) along
with displaying record header details. This is very useful for developers
for understanding (studying) unknown database types, as well as
to verify that the databases are being built as expected on the
Desktop.
PDBingo! also checks the record headers for illegal offset
entries (this shows up as 'Invalid Source File' error). PDBingo!
can also be used to join seperate PDB's into one single valid
PDB File, and can also split the PDB into PDBs of one record
each from the source PDB.
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Image
2 Text Convertor 1.03 (Source Included)
This piece of software is used to generate images
in textual format using a bitmap file
img2text can be used to generate images in text format. These are
actually just ASCII text characters arranged to give a perception of
image. Like the one you saw in one of the X-Files serials in which the
kid was arranging a whole big sequence of 1's and 0's to create a picture
of a face.
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