My Art for Palm OS

Helping identify future art purchases for your life.

$7.99

Version: 1.0

My Art by: Not Rocket Science Software, last updated: 16/11/2004

Requirements: OS 3.5

About My Art

My Art is a resource tool to help maintain information on art that you see that you would like to eventually purchase for your home, office or other location. Built in web resource identifies a number of key resources to help you in identifying the piece that is right for you.

My Art, compatible Devices

Handspring Treo Series, Handspring Visor, Handspring Visor Deluxe, Handspring Visor Edge, Handspring Visor Platinum, Handspring Visor Prism, Handspring Visor Pro, IBM Workpad c500, IBM Workpad c505, Palm IIIc, Palm IIIe, Palm IIIx, Palm IIIxe, Palm Tungsten C, Palm Tungsten T, Palm Tungsten W, Palm V, Palm VII, Palm VIIx, Palm Zire, Palm Zire 21, Palm Zire 71, Palm i705, Palm m100, Palm m105, Palm m125, Palm m130, Palm m500, Palm m505, Palm m515, Sony CLIE N760C, Sony CLIE T415

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