AddTime - works on Palm Handhelds running Palm OS version 3.0 or greater and color Palm Handhelds.
Time values can be input in either H:MM:SS or H:MM format and added, subtracted, multiplied, or divided. The division function also shows the remainder when time values cannot be divided evenly. In addition, time values can be input in "total" minutes and automatically converted to H:MM format when any operator is tapped.
An additional field allows for adding and subtracting "Frame" values in 25 or 30 Non-Drop format (SMPTE Timecode).
View the 'Readme' file for a more detailed description of all of the features of AddTime 1.6.
All standard memory functions are included as well as a "Memory Swap" feature. A "Storage" feature is also included to allow the result, and a short text description, to be saved within the program.
What's New in This Release:
· * Added a "Time Difference" function to calculate differences in "clock" times.
· * Added a "00" button to help speed up number input.
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Supported operating systems:
Palm OS 4.x, Palm OS 5.x
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