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Summary: Palm JazzyDraw is the best freeware drawing application I have found, use JazzyDraw to Palm draw, to Palm paint, scribble, save to SD, transfer images to your computer, etc.
There are over 28 tools such as: Draw, Circle, Rect, Fill, Notes, Erase, Undo, Line, JLine, Spray, Drag, Tint, G...
Requirements:
• SD Card (any size)
• Any 320x320 or T|X hardware
• Palm OS v3.5
• Not Palm Z22 (nor earlier)
• MathLib
• plua2rt.prc (in ZIP)
Arrived: 2008-05-23
Found under: Graphics, Utilities
Requirements:
• SD Card (any size)
• Any 320x320 or T|X hardware
• Palm OS v3.5
• Not Palm Z22 (nor earlier)
• MathLib
• plua2rt.prc (in ZIP)
Arrived: 2008-05-23
Found under: Graphics, Utilities
» JazzyDraw v3.0 Description
Palm JazzyDraw is the best freeware drawing application I have found, use JazzyDraw to Palm draw, to Palm paint, scribble, save to SD, transfer images to your computer, etc.
There are over 28 tools such as: Draw, Circle, Rect, Fill, Notes, Erase, Undo, Line, JLine, Spray, Drag, Tint, Grid, Text, Shade, Frame, Mix, EtchQP, Cut, Copy, Paste, Zoom, ColPick, Color, Help, Clear, Files, Exit.
Most people only need to install the two PRC files in the ZIP. PLEASE WRITE A REVIEW! Contact the author with any questions you might have.
The Plua "Requirements:" link on this JazzyDraw "Palm Freeware" page needs to point to version 2.0, not version 1.1. If you do not have version 2.0 on your site, then please just remove this dependency listing since the plua2rt.prc is included in the JazzyDraw ZIP distribution anyway.
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the JazzyDraw v3.0 free for Palm (248 KB)
Made by: ZzHatD
» Comments
Fri27Jun at 11:07 pm
luiza wrote...
this will help : download winar from cnet.its free what i did is went out and bought a (USB bluetooth) and installed it and WALA! download the prc in documents ,find the document right click on it u will see some colored bars click the one that says (extract here) it will open it again icon form.Go to ur bluetooth start the bluetooth find the icon file u extracted from wirar in ur document file click on it and it should download into ur phone accept the file from ur bluetooth and it should appear in ur palm.Bluetooth works with music files too!
luiza wrote...
this will help : download winar from cnet.its free what i did is went out and bought a (USB bluetooth) and installed it and WALA! download the prc in documents ,find the document right click on it u will see some colored bars click the one that says (extract here) it will open it again icon form.Go to ur bluetooth start the bluetooth find the icon file u extracted from wirar in ur document file click on it and it should download into ur phone accept the file from ur bluetooth and it should appear in ur palm.Bluetooth works with music files too!
Tue9Sep at 11:13 am
Rod Johnson wrote...
looking forward to using the software
Rod Johnson wrote...
looking forward to using the software
Mon15Sep at 3:20 pm
Jesse wrote...
JazzyDraw 3.0 rocks! You get line tools, circle tools, rectangle tools, fill tools, and more. It's got all the functionality of MS Paint (for Windows) but better. And it's free too, which is awesome ;) I had trouble with the text tool at first, but I have a lot of custom stuff on my Treo 700p. I did a hard-reset (which was long overdue anyways) and did a partial restore from NVBackup, and now JazzyDraw works perfectly!
Jesse wrote...
JazzyDraw 3.0 rocks! You get line tools, circle tools, rectangle tools, fill tools, and more. It's got all the functionality of MS Paint (for Windows) but better. And it's free too, which is awesome ;) I had trouble with the text tool at first, but I have a lot of custom stuff on my Treo 700p. I did a hard-reset (which was long overdue anyways) and did a partial restore from NVBackup, and now JazzyDraw works perfectly!
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steve wrote...
Can you please tell me how to how to make my treo 755p to hotsync files to my card and than open them on my treo. thanks Steve