HP Palmtop Software by Rob Tillotson

Welcome to my software distribution page! Recently, I've begun developing software for the HP LX palmtops -- this is where you'll find anything ready for public consumption. I've got a lot of projects in the works, so check back often to see what's new.

Currently Available Titles

Select the name of a program to view further information, including screen shots, feature lists, and downloading instructions:

Tiles/LX (v1.01b): A palmtop adaptation of the popular pyramid-of-tiles game that is sometimes (probably incorrectly) called Mah Jongg. Uses PAL and HP graphics.
Hearts/LX (v1.00a): The classic card game of Hearts, adapted to the palmtop with graphics, multiple computer opponents, and more.

Online Registration

You can now register all of my shareware releases via the World-Wide Web, using your Visa, Mastercard, or American Express for payment. If you are using Netscape Navigator, Microsoft Internet Explorer, or another browser with security features, try the secure form; otherwise, use the regular form.

Upcoming Releases

Here's what I'm working on for release in the near future -- watch this page for updates on the progress of these and other projects. Also, feel free to send me some feedback about what I'm working on, what you'd like to see me finish first, suggestions for new projects, etc. Please note that the dates given are only approximations based on my current rate of work, and may be adjusted at random.

Tiles/LX Version 2 (Summer 1997): A complete rewrite, with multiple boards, scoring, and more.
Virtual Software Library (Summer 1997): World-Wide Web or palmtop searchable index of all HP palmtop software on the net, old and new, with detailed descriptive and compatibility information.
HP41LX (Fall 1997?): Byte code level HP41 calculator emulator.
PalmWeb (Fall 1997?): HTML editor for the LX.

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Acknowledgements

Most of my palmtop programs use the PAL library, which allows DOS applications to have the HP look and feel without requiring System Manager compatibility. If you program the HP, check out the PAL Home Page for more information and a current copy of the library.