PSPBook is an open source software program for Mac OS X that allows you to convert text documents into a format that is readable on the Sony PSP handheld gaming system.
• Easy to use interface for converting text documents into JPEG files fit for the PSP's native resolution.
• Use system fonts in any size and colour.
• Support for custom background images.
Americans are the most sickining species known to man. So please don't try to make fun of umijin, he is not living in a country where english is a primary language...instead, make fun of the guy from California, then yourself....damn slack jawed yokel.
But iDean, it's so much more fun, taunting the Canadians.
On serious note - I'm having trouble getting this to run. The binaries did not work on my 10.3.9 system. When I compiled from source, the program did work, but many of the images weren't visible on the PSP. I'm not sure what's up with that.
Pity, because the program looks excellent. I'll have to mess with it and see if I can figure out what's borken.
Update on the problems I was having: The author, Robin Ward, has already fixed the problems I was having with a new 1.0.1 release. It now works fine in 10.3.9.
H said: "um, in the gray bar below the text on the right side."
Sorry to spoil your fun, but there is no grey bar when the page is viewed with Safari. I should also point out that the page looks completely whacked when you try to look at it with Firefox.
I like the content of PSP411's site, but the HTML is terrible. The w3 Validator reports nearly 500 HTML errors on this very page.
#1, I'm an American too, and choose to live outside the US because I prefer not to live there.
However, that has *nothing* to do with the LINK bar not showing up.
#2, I see it now - so either it wasn't there before or it was too small to notice.
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