At 07:57 18/11/2009, you wrote:
> Date: 16/11/2009
> From: Michael Degn
> Subject: Re: Psion codepage
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> From: PRAR <address truncated>
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> > > I'm trying to create some php programs which produce text files to be
> > > read on my 5mx. I've got as far as a utf-8 text file but when I copy
> > > this over to the 5mx it all turns into gibberish as the 5mx doesn't
> > > understand utf-8. I can alter the settings to spit out the files in
> > > different encoding - but which one is the correct one to use? Ultimately
> > > the files are for import into Data files.
>
> Hi there, that's correct that the 5mx doesn't understand the UTF-8
> encoding. Instead you should use the ISO-
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> 8859-15 encoding, which is Latin 9, West European.
Cheers Michael
I'll give that a go.
PRAR
From: John Spillet
> > PSIWIN 2.3.3 loaded and ran 1st time.
....
> > I often just use the CF card as a quick means of transferring data as
> > my card reader runs at way over 115kb.
My netBook/S7 is normally kept to the right of the mouse on this
desktop and permanently plugged in.
I keep my passwords on the Psion used to access websites on the
desktop. (and more)
On the Psion, <Ctrl> + tap the password, followed by <Ctrl> + C,
places the word into the clipboards of Psion and desktop. Then <Ctrl>
+ V on the desktop and then continue.
More useful with software registration codes that are rather long and
'was that O or 0', is a thing of the past.
Works both ways.
A Psion is the best accessory for a desktop!
On a personal note -
My secondhand Panasonic CF-19 Toughbook arrived this morning. Running
XP Pro and with a touch screen, is almost a bit bigger netBook.
Following on from recent postings; I now need to install the EPOC SDK
and then I'll have a bigger netBook. I'm hoping that the PCMCIA card
used in the netBook for the drive E: CF card will also work in theToughbook.
Alan
Andy wrote begin of october:
> So at this point is there a definitive download that encompasses all the most recent EPOC OPL emulator changes and is available for all us Windows netbook users? It would be handy to be able to run this definitive emulator version on our new hardware, as our Psions slowly crumble away...!
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> Thanks,
> Andy
> Phoenix AZ
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>
Finally I found time to put my attempt to describe how to install the
Epoc Emulator on a Windows or Linux PC and to customise it for ta large monitor or to the small EeePc type screens on my website.
You can read it and download the zipped files at:
http://www.fam-lameris.net/www/psion/netbookemu.htm
Don't hesitate to mail me (see bottom webpage) for questions or suggestions to improve it.
Greetings from Emmeloord, NL,
Jaap
For many months it has been impossible for me to send smtp mails from
my Psion using infrared connection to my Nokia 6230i phone. In the past I have used local sim cards in China, Kazakstan, Thailand, Hong Kong, Turkey etc., with no difficulty. I am not a geek but I do know that something has changed. I have downloaded smtpAuth but it still doesn't seem to work. Should I alter settings on my phone(which is with o2 in the UK).Access to pop3 mail works OK. Could someone suggest what I might be doing wrong, please.
Richard Haxworth
20 November 2009