Now that you have mastered the art of installing software to your Palm device now comes the problem almost every will face sooner or later. Either you have added so many new applications that your PDA is simply running out of memory or you realized that you installed a program that is a real stinker and you would like to get rid of it.

In either case, removing software from your Palm device is a pretty simple process. Keep in mind however that you can only remove software that is stored in the RAM area of your PDA. Programs stored in the ROM area (pretty much all the applications that are added to the device by the manufacturer) cannot be removed.

In this guide, we are going to remove an application called HeartCalc (which is a heart rate calculator program). The following step-by-step instructions will walk through the process of deleting this application. To remove any program on your PDA, simply follow these same steps.

Step 1: From the application launcher window, determine which program you would like to remove.

Step 2: Tap the 'Menu' button with your stylus. This will open a drop down menu. Tap 'Delete'.

Step 3: Highlight the program you wish to remove by tapping on it. Tap 'Delete'.

Step 4: Confirm that you would like to delete the application by tapping 'Yes'.

Step 5: Check the screen to make sure that the program was successfully deleted.

Step 6: You are finished. The application should no longer appear.

We hope this guide has been useful in helping simplify the software installation process. If you still have questions, feel free to let us know at comments@pdajd.com . If you have suggestions on how we can improve this guide please let us know that as well.