GenPW was written since I do not like to constantly think of new
passwords for all those internet sites that now require a password to
enter.  I could not find one on the internet to install (the only one I
could find was a link to a non-existant file), so I wrote my own.  This
is my first PalmOS application, so it may not be very clean.  I have
tested it using 3Com's PalmOS 3.0 Debug ROM with xcopilot as well as my
PalmPilot Personal with the 2MB upgrade.  No I have not re-installed my
old card to test with PalmOS 2.0, but I have tested it with 3Com's
PalmOS 2.0 Debug ROM.  FYI, I added the Copy function so the
password could be easily pasted into an application like Secret! or
Mobile Account Manager so clean your clipboard after pasting by copying
something else to it, The password is not encripted on the clipboard.

INSTALLATION:

Just use your normal method of installing PalmOS applications to install
the genpw.prc file onto your Palm Connected organizer.

FILES:

     README - this file
     HISTORY - revision history file and wanted future additions.
     genpw.prc - generate password program
     genpw.c - main program source code
     genpw.h - include file for defines of IDs
     genpw.rcp - resource file for prctools
     genpw.bmp - icon bitmap
     genpw.xpm - XPM version of icon
     Makefile - makefile for use with tools listed below


In order to give back some software, since I use a Linux/GNU system, I
am distributing this application under the GNU General Public License
(GPL).  See http://www.gnu.org/copyleft/gpl.html for a copy of the
license.

I would like to thank all the programmers that provided tools that I
used to develop this program.  Here is a list of the PalmOS development
tools I used:

     pilot-xfer-0.9.0
     gcc-2.7.2 cross compiler for Palm Connected Organizers
     gdb-4.16
     prctools-0.5.0
     pilot-template-1.31
     xcopilot-0.6.6

DISCLAIMER:

This software comes with NO warranty at all and I cannot be held
responsible for anything it may do.  I make no claims as to my ability
to write programs.  You have the source code, so check it out.


Enjoy,

Kevin Dupree
kdupree@flash.net
