you have to use wordpad, and cut & paste whatever u want to read on wordpad and then save it to where ever you can remember. then start up jpegbook you downloaded and where it says title go to left of it and you will see a small picture of a file and click that to browse and find the file you saved and your done just click start and it will work
Kinda wondering why we need this, particularly if you have 2.0 and above. Instead of the pain of making what could be thousands of little jpgs, just save your text file (or whatever) as html. Copy that to your PSP stick at the root level, and open it in the nifty web browser, using the "file/" option. Then you have the entire file, as text, and you can even change the size of the text on the fly.
Aloha, DaKine. Could you (or anyone) give us noobs a more detailed description of how to view an html file on the PSP using the browser? I followed your directions above, put it in the root level, and tried to view it with the browser. Typed in the URL as "file:/[name of file]" and got nothing--the browser just tried to connect to the web. (I wasn't at a hotspot at the time so nothing happened.) What am I doing wrong?
BTW, I have very little idea of how to use the browser, as my city has very few hotspots--in fact, I've never successfully connected to the web yet using my PSP. I'm going to buy a wireless router for my home soon, though. What I'd love to do is save pages for later viewing, when I'm on the train or bus and can't connect. Thanks for any suggestions.
Also BTW, I downloaded and used JPEGbook today and it worked fine, no problems. The way lines wrap mid-word is common with some Japanese word processors, so I wasn't surprised by that. Only drawback, really, but DaKine's suggestion probably would work better.
this is only good for things like song lyrics. i just spent half an hour trying to get the Pit and the Pendulum to fit properly and it runs the words apart at the end of each line and adds weird stuff every new line.
This is my favorite program for the PSP. I copy my favorite columns from various websites, and read them on the bus or during my breaks at work. I would have not enjoyed the PSP if not for this program.
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