First Aid App . . . cool & free!

[*YellowRose*]

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You can find it HERE (http://www.pdagreen.com/software_detail.asp?id=7068) at PDAGReen.com.

[Wolfsmoke]

Hey very cool! Thanks!

[NX70BOY]

Not a bad thing to have handy. Thx 4 the info. Nothin's better than free. :D

[GANZ]

nice...thanks

[Shrink]

Thanks, YellowRose, it's a neat app!;)
alan

[DaveTN]

You are the greatest *yellowrose* :D

David

[*YellowRose*]

:D

I thought it was pretty cool!

[sebring]

Here is another link directly to the developer, who has a number of great freeware apps.

http://www.villanovanet.com/achei/villa/

[Unregistered]

i don't like that app. is there a commercial or shareware version?

[kstuart]

By the way, if you go to memoware.com, you can download a free First Aid Guide in PDA format.

[*YellowRose*]

Originally posted by kstuart
By the way, if you go to memoware.com, you can download a free First Aid Guide in PDA format. Is it a doc? This is a standalone app. With 3 kids, it's more than a little helpful!

:D

[DanT]

Thanks for posting it, Yellowrose.

It has fairly big database and I'm pretty limited in free RAM. Although the prc works from the MS (/Palm/Launcher) but the pdb insists to stay in RAM. So, here comes PiDirect to the rescue.

[madkins007]

I've also used the accupressure guide at Villanova's site, as well as some other of the apps. Pretty good stuff! I am not generally a big fan of the I Ching or Palmistry, but those apps are fun as well.

The stand-alone first-aid app. is good, and there are indeed several first-aid docs you can download if interested. The docs have the benefit of being smaller and 'MStickable'.

I'd also bet there are good first-aid apps available in TealInfo, iSilo, etc. formats that allow faster indexing than a plain doc would.

One caveat, however- some of these docs have old or questionable information in them. Remember that an e-doc is no substitute for a decent first-aid class and good kit.

[notmuch]

I'm using an Isilo conversion of this site. (http://www.wfubmc.edu/besthealth/ODH/mainpage.html) Good first aid info for outdoor activities.