UTS Weight for Palm OS 1.5.1

Whats new in version 1.5.1:
Simplified date changing on the Charts screen

Publisher review:
Track weight & BMI with Palm OS PDA handheld.

UTS Weight offers you an outstanding set of features to track your weight change:
- New unique interface to enter weight readings with two taps of stylus.
- Notes for entered values.
- Importance marks for the readings.
- Colored records for weight loss and gain.
- Shoe and clothes weight specification.
- Body Mass Index (BMI) calculation.
- Ability to set the goal weight.
- Several types of weight loss/gain plan.
- Interactive charts: Diagrams and Histograms.
- Summarized reports with Min, Max and Averages.
- Export to the Universal Tracking System.
- Windows conduit to export your data to desktop PC into MS Excel.

To reach the optimal weight you must follow the plan. UTS Weight allows you to setup you personal weight loss/gain program.

UTS Weight provides four types of highly customizable charts for your tracking results analysis. You can specify
- Analysis period of time.
- Aggregated value type.
- Scale.
- Grid parameters.
- Colors.

The report displays the summarized information on your weight changes for the certain period of time.
Requirements:
Windows 98 or later

Operating system:
Palm OS 3.0,Palm OS 3.1,Palm OS 3.2

Release notes:
Minor Update

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