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Go straight to the index files?
3-Lib, the shareware library for Psion
palmtops for the last ten years, was the
definitive offline source of Psion-compatible
software. Now that Psion-related web sites are
starting to disappear (usually as authors move
onto other platforms) from the Internet, the
3-Lib library remains a reliable source of
software. The 3-Lib Psion CD is no longer
being updated, but you can still order copies
(the library from June 2005)
On the CD is:
- The entire 'off-line' 3-Lib shareware
library. Every piece of
publicly-available software for the Psion
Series 3, 3a/c/mx, Siena, Series 5/mx, Revo
and Series 7 that's ever been made is on
the CD. In all, there are around 3000
applications on the disk, totalling almost 600MB.
There's no filler, no duplicate files, just
hand-added content dating between 1993 and
2005).
- Here are the current index files
for the various sections for you to browse
around, so that you know what is and isn't
included.
- There's also a java-based search
engine, so that you can search for
anything specific whenever you like!
- A special quick-start section -
install over two dozen of the very top EPOC
programs with no more than a single
mouse-click!
- Includes the ER5 'Psion emulator',
runs under Windows XP onwards
- The full 26MB+ distribution of PsiWin
2.3.3(English).
Connect to all Psion palmtops, past and
present. Also the millennium-compliant version
of PsiWin 1.1 and RCOM, for Windows
3.1 and for Series 3 palmtops. In each case
you'll have to sort out the appropriate
hardware adapters and cables.
Do you want to buy
the 3-Lib library CD now?
NB. [Update 2025] I can also
supply this as a digital download if you prefer
(or are impatient and don't want to wait for the
physical CD!) - if so, knock a couple of quid
off the price in the link above and let me know
in the PayPal notes etc.
I can also supply the full EPOC SDK (which
also has the Series 5mx/Series 7 emulator, for
Windows), also Leigh Edwards' long out of
print 'Programming Psion Computers' CD, by
arrangement. Drop me a
line.
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