List Download

# Download List lite -- Just the executables. List intl -- Translations of List: French, German, Japanese, Russian, Danish, Spanish. List full -- Source and everything. [Please only download listfull if you want to see the source! The listlite and listintl distributions has all of the programs, just none of the source code.] Third Party Companion Programs Olaf Martens martens@manhattan.lt created a Windows 95/98/NT companion program for List that does the same work as listdb.exe but adds a user friendly interface. WListDB.zip Eric Backus http://www.wolfenet.com/~ericjb has created RedHat RPM package of listdb for Linux users. Darren Dunham add@netcom.com has created a set of Perl scripts http://home.pacbell.net/dunhamd/ that can be used in place of listdb.exe. Gustaf Naeser http://www.docs.uu.se/~gaffe/tmp/palm/ wrote a Perl script to convert .csv files to List format. Yutakano http://www.tim.hi-ho.ne.jp/yutakano has developed a beta Macintosh version of listddb. Kirk Conyers kirkconyers@excite.com built a List to Word conversion tool in Perl. list2wrd.zip Jano van Hemert has created a website that will create a list database from your bookmarks: http://www.wi.leidenuniv.nl/~jvhemert/scripts/palm-bookmarks/. List databases Want to contribute a database? Looking for more databases? Visit MemoWare Two databases thanks to Debra Baddorf (details) Download: US Area Codes as of 5/20/98 Download: USPS Official State and Possession Abbreviations A List database with the first 5 seasons of the X-Files. How it was created. Download: The X-Files Episode List Original website: http://members.aol.com/normlim/xfiles/xfiles.html Using List for Personal Finance (details) Download: Example database Eric Backus has created a number of useful databases for List: constants - mathematical and physical constants elements - elements and their atomic numbers and weight isocodes - two-letter ISO country and language codes misc - miscellaneous lists of things morse - morse code operators - C, C++, Java, Pascal, and Perl operators phone - North American area codes, international country/city codes postal - North American state/province abbreviations rfalloc - allocations of the radio frequencies, 9 kHz to 300 GHz sisummary - SI units and prefixes, and their definitions Website: http://www.wolfenet.com/~ericjb Ron Goers has brought together a number of 800 number resources into a handy List database. Download: 800 Numbers Mark Bailey http://www.physik.co.uk/ has developed a List database that people in the medical field (doctors) might find useful. Michele http://www.math.uconn.edu/~akasha/ww/pilot/wwfc.html has contributed some List databases that Weight Watchers members will find useful.