If you find WebElements useful and you own a Palm device, then you might want to try PalmElements. PalmElements is the periodic table on your Palm. PalmElements contains a little of the information available at WebElements.

Use of PalmElementsTM version 0.1 is free but a password is required to use PalmElementsTM. You can obtain a password by registering (see below).

In order to get and use PalmElementsTM on your Palm device, perform each and all of the following steps:

1. download PalmElements (see below - you will need to extract the appropriate archive)
2. get TealInfo http://www.webelements.com/webelements/palmelements/tealpoint.html
3. You need the registration key "dalton" to load PalmElements

Please note TealInfo is not associated with WebElements in any way. You need to consult your Palm docs for help with transferring files to your Palm.

[Note added 6 June 2006] - This is pretty old and I'm not even sure the Teal stuff exists anymore. I have more

If you find WebElements useful you might find FlashElements useful as well. FlashElements is a very simple periodic table program created with Macromedia Flash that you can run as a small free-standing application on your Mac or PC. You can use it to display some basic data and to shade the periodic table according to some criteria. If you need more information than present in FlashElements, then just click on an element to load that element in your web browser.

The Macintosh version will run under System 7.1 or later (according to the Macromedia documentation - not tested). It runs under MacOSX in classic mode.

The PC version will run under Windows 95, NT3.5.1 or later (according to the Macromedia documentation - only tested under NT), and other configurations as well (seems OK on Windows 98, 2000, XP).

The current version is beta 0.3 (17 March 2003, to include the new name for element 110, darmstadtium).

[Note added 6 June 2006 - I need to update these files]