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Epoc Digest Thu 13 Jun 2002 Volume 01 : Number 015
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In today's Epoc Digest 27 messages:
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- Newsgroups, MMC, Battery monitor on S5/S5mx
- Mistake
- built-in batteries
- 13 Gb PCMCIA drive.
- Re: Sync of two Epoc machines
- Travel Modem success; 5mx & W2k Infrared
- Sync of two Epoc machines
- Can I turn off the touch screen on my revo?
- EPOC Sync'ing / Infrared /
- Covertech cases
- Fwd: Re: epoc synch, sparco.com, TomTom citymaps and frenchdictionary for sale
- Re: Travel Modem
- RE: Mistake
- Orange, Mother in law, nConvert, IR modem, Sync'ing, Returned mail-,
- Fwd: Re: epoc synch, sparco.com
- RE: EPOC DIGEST #14 - MMC / 2gb PCMCIA / Mobile Phone
- PsiWin 2.3.3 frustrations
- 2gb PCMCIA Hard Drive
- Nokia 6310
- Re: BCC addresses
- Re: MS Office Conversions
- Re: Neuon nConvert & Excel files
- Apple/Psion Connectivity
- Re: netBook ROM 156
- Failing mailboxes
- JORNADA 720
- Infrared printer link
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Date: 11 Jun 2002 23:00:24 +0100
From: Trygve Henriksen
Subject: Newsgroups, MMC, Battery monitor on S5/S5mx
Greetings!
Itamar wrote:
> Could someone please mention this digest in the various newsgroups ?
> I am not active in newsgroups at all myself.
I've already mentioned the digest in Comp.sys.Psion.Misc once, but can do it again.
But my newsserver is newsgate.org and I don't know if every server bothers with receiving from it, so...
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Kevin wrote:
> Here's an interesting question I've never seen asked before. I'm thinking of
> getting a Nokia 9210, along with a large MMC for on board storage. I don't
> have easy access to a PC for back up purposes but I was wondering if I
> could use my S7 for this i.e. is it possible to get an MMC to PC card
> adaptor, slot this into the PC card slot of the S7 then copy over the MMC
> contents to my S7?
In theory it should work...
That is if you can find such and adapter.
(I think I once saw something about just such an adapter on news, but it was a while ago)
Just make certain that the adapter is 'ATA Flash' compatible.
(And ask in the shop to try it)
As for files, native ER6 files will not be readable on ER5 because they're (among other things) unicode.
'Standard' files should work OK...
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For those with S5/S5mx(and probably MC218) who's irritated by the neverending story(well, the alarm that rings and rings...)
I just received the latest issue of Palmtop magazine and there they mention a program 'Watchdog' that monitors battery consumption, and can guess, based on prior usage, remaining usage, and can even mess with the alarm server, and stop alarms ringing after a configurable period...
It can be found at:
http://home.eplus-online.de/Franzen
Just thought you all should know...
:-)
Trygve
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Date: 12 Jun 2002 00:51:53 +0100
From: Itamar Engelsman
Subject: Mistake
Hi All,
I made a mistake and used my own email address as sender of the digest. Please send your messages only to the address
<and not to my as Rolf is currently handling the digest.
Thanks,
Itama
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Date: 12 Jun 2002 01:01:00 +0100
From: PaulDDB
Subject: built-in batteries
<<Why bother with built in batteries at all>>
I was looking through my old Digests from 1977 - there used to be lots of complaints that the S.5 didn't have built in batteries.
Paul Bisho
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Date: 12 Jun 2002 02:41:29 +0100
From: "Owen H. Morgan"
Subject: 13 Gb PCMCIA drive.
Howdy!
I've just become the proud owner of a 13 Gig external PCMCIA harddrive. Any idea whether it would work with an S7 or Netbook if I feel rich one day? The drive has an external power supply, so should not overtax the power resources of the Psion's PCMCIA port.
I also have an iSpeed 24x PCMCIA CD-rom. This one does draw power from the PCMCIA, but there is a socket on the back to plug in 5V DC externally if needed, so maybe that would also work with an S7 or Netbook?
The drive is a Kanguru PCMCIA Portable and works fine so far with my bronze age Toshiba Pentium 100.
Owen
Thought for the day:
I doubt, therefore I might be.
Owen H. Morgan, Yacht "Naomi J.", LD-Sjøhussenteret marina
68°43.13'N 15°24.74'E
Sortland in Vesterålen, Northern Norway
http://home.no.net/naomij
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Date: 12 Jun 2002 05:03:22 +0100
From: "Jack"
Subject: Re: Sync of two Epoc machines
To Dan Siegel : Subject: Sync of two Epoc machines RE Try Epocsync from www.freepoc.org
HTH
Jack
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Date: 12 Jun 2002 07:28:33 +0100
From: Mike McConnell
Subject: Travel Modem success; 5mx & W2k Infrared
To: Dick Chatjaval
<<For some reason, accessing the pop3 account is more stable once connected via Web.>>
You might find it useful to install John McAleely's little program
"The Dialer". This lets you connect to the internet independently
from any particular application, a bit like Dial Up Networking on
a PC. It will also confirm that a connection has been established
before trying to use an internet application such as Web, Email,
Opera, RMRNews etc. One thing though if you do decide to use it,
make sure that in "Control Panel / Internet" you have a time
entered in the box "On exit, stay online for..." which is
sufficient to allow you to open an internet application (or in
the case of Email, open a mailbox), otherwise the connection will
drop immediately. The Dialer can be downloaded from the
"Series 5(mx)" page of my website or there is a link to John's
site for more information.
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To: Alan Farthing
<<I have installed Psiwin 2.3.3 on my Win 2000 pc and an IR unit to Com 1.>>
Most importantly though, do you have a Virtual IR COM port displayed in PsiWin properties which you can select? Windows 2000 doesn't support
Virtual IR COM ports due to changes made by Microsoft in the implementation of IR, although there are third party "solutions" which have had varying degrees of success.
Have a look at the W2k_IR file on my "Series 5(mx)" page and also this page:
www.alanjmcf.fsnet.co.uk/comms/infrared/MicrosoftIrCommInXPand2000.html
--
Regards,
Mike [Dundee, Scotland] __________________________________________
Mobile Phone & SMS: +44 (0)7947 655778
Mobile Fax: +44 (0)7941 679797
Web: http://www.mikemcc.net
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Date: 12 Jun 2002 08:04:20 +0100
From: ""
Subject: Sync of two Epoc machines
Hi Dan,
Epocsync will fullfill your requirements and above all it is Freeware. You can download it from: http://www.freepoc.de/EpocSync.htm
Enjoy,
Roman
_________________________________________________________________ Downloaden Sie MSN Explorer kostenlos unter http://explorer.msn.de/intl.asp.
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Date: 12 Jun 2002 08:34:25 +0100
From: "Tim Peach"
Subject: Can I turn off the touch screen on my revo?
Dear all
I have just paid to have the screen on my 5mx replaced because of the dreaded cable failure and so I do not feel like paying to replace the cracked screen on my Revo just yet. It has been one of those months.
Is there some way I can disable the touch screen?
The Revo is performing and I can read the screen etc it just opens files and applications with a will of its own?
Like all of us I am grateful to Itamar for his efforts. Thanks mate.
Tim Peach
Sydney, Australia
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Date: 12 Jun 2002 09:02:50 +0100
From: "Martin Guthrie"
Subject: EPOC Sync'ing / Infrared /
/Exit lurk mode/
Dan Siegel wrote:
> Subject: Sync of two Epoc machines
>
> Dear all -
> I am finding my Mako Plus (Revo Plus) is usafullas it smaller > than my 5 and 5mx when I don'tneed all the stuff I keep on te > CF. Is there an easy way to synchronize Agenda and Contact
> files between the two so I can essentially use them
> interchangeably.
> Thank.
> --
> Daniel Mark Siegel MD, MS (Management and Policy)
Have a look at EpocSync from FreEPOC (www.freepoc.org). It's let you sync over IR between the 2 machines. Note however that it will only sync the Agenda and Contacts files (and any others you choose) - and not the individual entries. It does this by looking at the date/time stamp of the files and choosing the most recent as the one to sync. So long as you don't switch between the 2 machines WITHOUT syncing (i.e. if you make changes to both Agendas say) then you'll be okay.
Alan Farthing wrote:
> Subject: 5mx & W2k Infrared
>
> I have installed Psiwin 2.3.3 on my Win 2000 pc and an IR
> unit to Com 1.
>
> When my 5Mx is in range, and switched to Infrared, the IR
> icon appears in the sytem tray. So we are speaking to each
> other?
>
> However My Psion will not make a connection. "A connection
> could not be formed between your PC and Psion" error message
> appears. Tried all baud settings from 9600-115200
>
> Alan Farthing
I spent a long time trying to get my Psions to talk natively with Windows 2K over PsiWin. I managed it with Win'95/98/Me but eventually concluded that Win2K/XP have been 'knobbed' by Microsoft. It is possible to use plBeam to send individual files to and from Win2K/XP however. See my Pscience5 website for details/write up on all the above: www.pscience5.net (I really must finish the 'bad news' bit about Win2K not working....)
Itamar wrote:
> Subject: HP Jornada
> Re. HP Jornada - Some of us thought that this machine could
> be a replacement for the 5MX. On the website www.handhelds.org
> (quoted by Arents) it says that with the merger of HP and
> Compaq it was decided to discontinue the HP Jornada in favour
> of the HP iPAQ ... yet another casualty. It appears that
> keyboard palmtops are disappearing.
True - but I believe they were only talking about the PocketPC Journada's - not the palmtop machines. I believe that the official line (for the time being anyway) is that the palmtops will be re-branded as HP iPAQs (as will the current Compaq iPAQs) and continue on.
And last but certainly not least a big thank you to Itamar (and now Rolf) for all his/their continued efforts. Very much appreciated. :-)
\re-engage lurk mode\
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Date: 12 Jun 2002 09:11:47 +0100
From: Lord Kimberley
Subject: Covertech cases
Does anyone know if Covertech cases for the 5MX are still available? Mine is getting rather old, but I like it being a belt cliped one with a clip that does not come undone unless needed.
--
Yours John.
Tel: +44 1763 289 732 e-mail: mailto:w0400
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Date: 12 Jun 2002 09:45:59 +0100
From: Toby
Subject: Fwd: Re: epoc synch, sparco.com, TomTom citymaps and frenchdictionary for sale
>Daniel
>There is a program called epoc synch which is freeware and should do the
>job - I forget the website but try searching the web for it - let me know
>if you don't get anywhere and I'll track it down for you.
>
>Has anyone had any experience of buying reconditioned Makos from
>www.sparco.com? They are now selling off some reconditioned cosmetically
>damaged makos for $70. Unfortunately they are not replying to my emails -
>I just need to know if they are in working order and come with a docking
>station etc... can anyone help?
If anyone is interested I'm selling TomTom city maps Europe, Collins
French/English dictionary, and a tan leather mako case see www.ebay.co.uk
for details - the price is £8, £1 and £1 at the moment (no reserve!)
>Toby
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Date: 12 Jun 2002 10:44:55 +0100
From: Dick Chatjaval
Subject: Re: Travel Modem
Thank you Mike and Itamar for your suggestions. I will change my settings and see if it helps.
Best,
Dick
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Date: 12 Jun 2002 11:33:02 +0100
From: "Francis Creese"
Subject: RE: Mistake
Hey are you into Photography? and born in Amsterdam?
F
-----Original Message-----
From: Epocdigest
[mailto:Epocdigest
Sent: 12 June 2002 01:52
To: Epocdigest
Subject: Fwd: Mistake
Hi All,
I made a mistake and used my own email address as sender of the digest. Please send your messages only to the address
<and not to my as Rolf is currently handling the digest.
Thanks,
Itama
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Date: 12 Jun 2002 16:58:59 +0100
From: Itamar Engelsman
Subject: Orange, Mother in law, nConvert, IR modem, Sync'ing, Returned mail-,
Answer to: Andy Hayes
Re. Orange - Interesting, I was just debating to change to Orange. Vodaphone decided in their wisdom to exclude all 0800, 0500, 0808, 0845 and 0870 numbers from their free minutes, and called it a "minor change". Do Orange give free minutes in their contract and do they allow these numbers as free numbers ? With Orange I could also get the higher speed phones.
Answer to: Keith Kristiansen
Re. Mother in law - Thanks for the wishes, but I am still here ! You hear from me almost every digest, whether you like it or not <BG>.
Answer to: Darryl Kempster
Re. nConvert - Indeed I had some problems with the format of cells, but never had an excel file crash on me after converting from EPOC. I have no info of updates, but with the EPOC platform in demise, would they still be interested to continue updating the program ? We have paid already ... no money in it anymore.
Answer to: Dick Chatjaval
Re. IR modem - I suppose you noted the message of MIke in digest #12, your settings are incorrect. Use no flow control and Terminal/Carrier both unchecked.
Answer to: Jan R Gustafsson
Re. Sync'ing - AFAIK there is no program that will sync the way you would like to directly with your mobile.
To All:
Re. Returned mail - We received some digest sent out by return with message undeliverable due to a variety of reasons. If you don't receive a digest, that is the most likely reason. Let me know and we will send you the missing one again.
Bye,
Itamar Engelsman
London, United Kingdom
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Date: 12 Jun 2002 17:09:43 +0100
From: Itamar Engelsman
Subject: Fwd: Re: epoc synch, sparco.com
_______________ Forward Header _______________
Subject: Re: epoc synch, sparco.com
Author: Toby
Date: Wed, 12 Jun 2002 09:39:23 +0000
Daniel
There is a program called epoc synch which is freeware and should do the job - I forget the website but try searching the web for it - let me know if you don't get anywhere and I'll track it down for you.
Has anyone had any experience of buying reconditioned Makos from www.sparco.com? They are now selling off some reconditioned cosmetically damaged makos for $70. Unfortunately they are not replying to my emails - I just need to know if they are in working order and come with a docking station etc... can anyone help?
Toby
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Date: 12 Jun 2002 20:20:43 +0100
From: "Nicole Carbonara"
Subject: RE: EPOC DIGEST #14 - MMC / 2gb PCMCIA / Mobile Phone
Reply to: "AndyHayes" Subject: MMC / 2gb PCMCIA / Mobile Phone
>> One thing I do like about Orange is that when you ring them with a problem or query you do so at their cost, rather than Singlepoint (Vodafone) who make you dial an 0870 number. What is the arrangement on One to One and BT Cellnet? <<
For BT Cellnet you dial a 0845 (local) number. As BT Cellnet recently became O2, I don't know if it is still the same policy (because I have been living abroad for 2 months now).
NicVal d'Isere, France
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Date: 12 Jun 2002 20:30:50 +0100
From: p_harrison
Subject: PsiWin 2.3.3 frustrations
Anyone help with this one?
I upgraded to 2.3.3, but have found the following problems:
* Sync gets stuck at "Reading Psion - Reading to-dos" & goes no further
* Files do not open on the Psion via the PC when clicked on - only if I close PsiWin & reopen it again.
I've uninstalled, used the PsiWin_Reg_clean file, and reinstalled, but to no avail.
Any ideas? I'm frustrated!!
Pau
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Date: 12 Jun 2002 21:27:11 +0100
From: "AndyHayes"
Subject: 2gb PCMCIA Hard Drive
Hi All
My new toy arrived today and I am sure that some of you will be keen to hear some feedback on what could be a huge storage device for a low £ per mb price.
I took out the CF/PC card adaptor which carries an 80mb CF out of the slot on my netbook and plugged in the 2gb CF card. I CTRL+Q'd to the E: drive and guess what ....... Drive not Found. You hear it spin up momentarily and then it clicks and nothing happens. I have tried it with the power plugged in just in case it made a difference, but it didn't.
When I put it in the card slot on the side of my laptop it spots it straights away and checking the properties confirms that it is formatted FAT. I get the feeling that this is a driver issue somehow, but I am not sure.
Never mind, perhaps the microdrive will be my salvation!
Andy Hayes
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Date: 12 Jun 2002 21:47:22 +0100
From: "John Morris"
Subject: Nokia 6310
Question to Andy Hayes
Have you had any problems with your Nokia 6310 locking up? I heard that the security features Nokia introduced on this phone to prevent stolen ones being reused also meant that if the phone locks up (as happens occasionally with my 6210), it has to be unlocked by the service provider.
John Morris
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Date: 13 Jun 2002 08:21:17 +0100
From: Jason Garbutt
Subject: Re: BCC addresses
In Digest 011 on 5 Jun 2002, Mike McConnell wrote:
>The disclosure of BCC addresses is a bug in "EPOC Email
>Version 2.00" and I'm only surprised that the addresses
>haven't been visible in every case. When I've sent myself a
>BCC of a message from the 5mx to retrieve later with the PC,
>the BCC line with address is always visible.
Mike,
It seems also to depend on the email provider you use to collect your email from. I have my emails sent to 2 different ISPs, if I collect the _same_ email from them, I only get the BCC addresses from one of them. (I use Orange.net and OneTel.net, if I remember correctly, Orange lets me see the BCC addresses, OneTel doesn't).
Regards,
Jason
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&nb_________________________________________
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Date: 13 Jun 2002 08:21:34 +0100
From: Jason Garbutt
Subject: Re: MS Office Conversions
In Digest 011, on 5 Jun 2002, Andrew Longdon wrote:
>Subject: MS Office Conversions ON the Psion
>
>Hello gang,
>
>I have a scenario which I don't know a solution for - perhaps I
>need enlightening...
>
>Supposing I'm working on a Sheet or Word document on my
>Psion and I need to email it to a friend/colleague - but she
>doesn't have PSIWin on her PC. Is there a utility available that
>would convert my document BEFORE I send it from my Psion.
>ie. such that the attachment she receives can be dropped
>straight into Excel/Lotus123 or MS Word/Amipro, etc?
>
>TIA,
>
>,\nd
Hi ,\nd,
I'm sure someone has mentioned nConvert from Neuon, which is a reasonably good file converter for the Psion. It does have some limitations converting from other formats to Psion formats, but often works well. It seems pretty competent converting from Psion to Window friendly formats, although the formatting can sometimes need adjusting on the receiving PC. The website of Neuon is at:
www.neuon.com
Alternatively, the only other option I know, is to use PsiWin at your end to convert the file, then email it form your PC, or copy it back to the Psion (without conversion) and email it from there.
Regards,
Jason
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Date: 13 Jun 2002 08:21:42 +0100
From: Jason Garbutt
Subject: Re: Neuon nConvert & Excel files
Dear Digestives,
There has been some dicscussion regarding the above. It is a conversion to/from I make regualarly, and I have some observations that may be of use:
From Sheet to Excel,
This conversion works well, but sometimes needs formatting adjustments in Excel. The less formatting you can do on the Psion, the cleaner it will appear in Excel.
From Excel to Sheet,
This only works up Excel version 4.0. After this MS started using Excel workbooks which have multiple pages. These will NOT convert, you will have to ask the sender to save each page singly as an Excel 4.00 document.
Neuon - I have emailed Neuon on several issues regarding nConvert (I am a registered user) and have had no responses. As a result I do not use other Neuon programs.
Regards,
Jason
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&nb_________________________________________
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Date: 13 Jun 2002 10:39:03 +0100
From: "Philip S. Adkiins Potter"
Subject: Apple/Psion Connectivity
Hi all,
I've recently been given an Apple Power Macintosh 7100/66, OS 8.6 and 56 Mb RAM, (no USB connections) and I wondered if there was a way of connecting my Psion 5mx to it.
Primarily I want to use it to store backups but if I can plumb my Psion through it to the InterNet that would be a bonus. There are instructions on the 'Net to do this for OS 9 and up but I wouldn't want to upgrade the Mac OS (even if I could).
At the moment I can't solder a lead but I can get it done if need be. I have a spare Honda/9 pin lead so if an adaptor is not possible soldering is an option. The Mac appears to have a spare circular 9 (not 8) pin port with a printer logo above it which the manual describes as a printer/LocalTalk port. The only things connected are the modem, keyboard (and mouse), monitor and power.
I have used Google to try to find any 'Net pages relevant but everything seems to be O S 9/X relevant. Can anyone here help?
Take care,
Phil.
"You live and learn. Or you don't live long.
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Date: 13 Jun 2002 10:48:06 +0100
From: Chris Matthee
Subject: Re: netBook ROM 156
Some time ago, Peter made a remark about the availability of the netBook ROM image 156. I still have a copy of the uk version. I placed a copy on http://nml.csir.co.za/~cfm/uk_cf.zip. Please note that there was some problems with our firewall and this specific machine, so I don't know if it will be accessable to anybody but me.
If this site is still giving firewall problems, does anyone have a suggestion about where to publish this so that people in this list can download it? It should be a private place, since I don't think Psion will like it if it appeared on a public site. Also, my ISP does not really like it if I email such big attachments (5.7 MB).
Chris
This email was send using a Nokia 9210 Communicator
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Date: 13 Jun 2002 12:27:17 +0100
From: Itamar Engelsman
Subject: Failing mailboxes
Answer to: Max Ozinsky <maxo"at"anc.org.za>
Re. Yr mailbox - The digest sent to your address has not yet been delivered after 96 hours, there seems to be a problem with your mailbox. Please check and let us know.
We further had following returns on digest 14:
Ajai Khattri <ajai"at"netscape.net> return: User unknown
<jengp"at"usa.net> return: User account not activated
<artagra"at"hotmail.com>: exceeded storage allocation
<christophermarwood"at"vanbrughquartet>... Host unknown
<us"at"ealasaidandsimon.freeserve.co.u> permanent fatal errors
amsel"at"uia.ua.ac.be communications failure
Bye,
Itamar Engelsman
London, United Kingdom
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Date: 13 Jun 2002 13:49:41 +0100
From: Peter Keene
Subject: JORNADA 720
Hi Guys,
Re Itamar's recent posting about the Jornada 720 and the demise of keyboard/pen-based PDAs:
I may be wrong, but I get the impression that even casual PDA users are starting to realise the need for a keyboard. There's a much wider range of clip-on/plug-in versions available for Palms and Pocket PCs now. Then there's the slide out version on the Zaurus SL-5500 and the RIM-style keyboard of the Handspring Treo 180. Admittedly these are mainly 'thumb-type' keyboards but can a new generation of keyboard/pen-based PDAs be far behind? Then there's the revival of the S5mx. You may recall a posting that I made to the UPS5 Digest earlier in the year about Psion's announcement that their PDA sales last year were better than expected.
If you want to check out the current state-of-play grab a copy of Pen Computing's 2002 buyer's Guide, it's the best reference resource I've seen for mobile computers (so long as they use a pen). By the way, the netBook and netpad both receive very positive comment which is astonishing for a US publication.
Usual disclaimers.
Regards,
Peter
Cape Town
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Date: 13 Jun 2002 17:08:57 +0100
From: "vlad
Subject: Infrared printer link
HI!
Problem: just bought the Psion Infarred Printer Link. It doesn't. Symptoms: led blinks, the printer's also do but that was it. No print. What I tried:
On the MX5 the printer-setting is as indicated in the book.
After several attempts with various drivers,
with the PS-Driver/32 Fonts, Word quit with the error:
E32USER-CBase, Error 21 (ie: font not loaded)
Printer: Apple LaserWriter (this is afaik identical inside w. a PostScript HP laserprinter, usable both with MAc and Win)
NB: Over the serial link it functions if I change the port to 3 (?), but the I can't use it with my Mac anymore.
Many thanks for any tips!
best,
vlad
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