Hey!
I have started to develop a little application to have an overview of my menstruation and ovulation periods. The commercial apps don't fit my requirements. As there is a vacuum in freeware I was asked to give my tool to the community. Here it is: Kovula
It is clearly structured without any gadgets and frippery. You can store the information in a datagrid, you can see a plan of the next ovulation and menstruation periods and you can look at a diagram, which shows the past menstruations.
I started with a VGA-version, now I have added a scaled version to fit the QVGA users. I cannot test it because I have no operational device with QVGA. If there are any odd screens, please contact me!
You are also invited to give me a feedback if you want some more functions.
I know that this is not a tool for the majority, but also the minority has a right to get something like that!

I am going to give it a nickname: I dub thee...

"P^5"

Pocket PC PMS Prediction Program!

Your right, guys will be ably to make just as much use of this as women. Now I know exactly what night I'm going to go play poker and drink beer with the guys.

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I've made some Updates on my Tool Kovula.
So, for any of you, who is using, let's have a look at the new features!

Guys can make all the jokes re: PMS, but this CAN be a serious issue! I applaud this user for taking the time to make this program public. There are far too many childless couples that can use all the help they can. (Too many "neer-do-well" folks are multiplying like bunnys and responsible, educated, producting people are faced with adoption hurdles that are very oppressive.

By the way, years ago at the small computer company with the three letters aka: Big Blue, I was a mainframe expert--operating systems and the like--and was asked by a former collegue that found himself working in an office of ALL females, 'cept for himself. His reqest: Can you help me plot that time when all these gals are facing PMS so that I can arrange my travel schedule?!

If they work/live together long enough they will often all get together on the same cycle.

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