This page contains answers to common questions handled by our support staff, along with some tips and tricks that we have found useful and presented here as questions.
Note: In these answers we will follow a few shorthand conventions for describing user-interface procedures. Menu selections will be presented like this: Options->Settings, which means that you should open the Options menu, and then make the Settings selection.
HebDate is a Hebrew calendar for the Palm. It supports integration with the Palm Date Selector (like DateBook etc.). It has many features including Zmanim.
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Yes, HebDate is distributed as Shareware. Program will work for 4 weeks before it has to be registered.
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HebDate works on all Palm compatible devices which run Palm OS 3.5 or higher. It does not work on OS 3.3 or lower. It has not been tested an Palm OS 6.
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Yes, HebDate by default integrates with all Palm devices. You can change this by going to Settings from the HebDate main screen. You can choose there if integration will start with the Hebrew Calendar, or the Secular Calendar, or you can turn it off. When integration is enabled, when you go to the DatePicker in any program (like the Palm DateBook), you will see the HebDate Calendar.
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Yes, HebDate has its own built in Hebrew support.
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This is because you have a seperate Hebrew Support running. To unreverse, go to Settings from the HebDate main screen, and choose the correct Hebrew view.
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HebDate's Zmanim use the MathLib Shared Library to do some calculations. It's a library that is used by many programs and may already be installed in your device. It's a free download at http://www.radiks.net/~rhuebner/mathlib.zip. See http://www.radiks.net/~rhuebner/mathlib.html for more information about the MathLib library.
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