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Minimise this browser window when ready and then use PsiWin/Explorer or PsiMac to browse the folder structure of the CD and copy the program files onto your palmtop. Note that Windows may set all files taken from this CD to 'read-only'. If this causes a problem for you or for a particular program, just use the "Properties" command to remove this attribute.
Graphics applications 5FX 04/06/01 MBM viewer/slide-show suite CADMX 18/10/01 Technical drawing application, some CAD functions CLIP5ART 23/07/97 Sketch format graphic library COLOURICONS 28/04/05 Replacement System screen icons for hundreds of applications, designed for the colour screen of the Series 7/netBook DANCER 25/09/97 Risque dancer animation D5V125 10/08/98 Demarco Diagramming tool DOODLER3 23/06/99 Jotter/doodler utility DRAW5 30/05/99 Vector drawing application EASYMBM 11/03/99 MBM graphics viewer and utilities GRAPH32 02/09/02 Graph/equation plotting system GRAPHER 16/08/98 Graph function plotter/integrator IMAGING 07/01/04 Freeware picture/JPG viewer, intended as replacement for MBMView. Includes plug-ins. IRPHOTOCLIP 14/06/03 Infrared transfer of digital camera photos to the EPOC clipboard MBMUTILS 27/07/00 MBMUtils utilities MBMVIEW 29/09/04 EPOC Picture/Sketch/GIF/JPG viewer/manipulator, comes with free registration code PALETTE 10/10/03 Floating 256 colour aid to enhance the built-in Sketch application PENPAD 23/06/99 Pen-based jotter/notepad PHOTO5V31 22/08/98 Photo manipulation package PHOTOBEAMER 14/06/03 Another infrared camera-to-Psion utility from the author of IrPhotoClip PICSEE 22/09/97 Picture/animation viewer RMRART 18/10/01 Painting and image manipulation program RMRDRAW 27/06/00 RMR version of the vector drawing application SCRIBBLE 09/09/00 Graphical jotter/notepad SKETCH 27/09/00 Sketch, compiled down for the Psion Revo V4_DRAW 08/01/99 Example CAD files for use with P5CAD
Note: some program authors included folder information within their ZIP files, we've used this where available for your extra convenience in working out which file goes where... Note also that some programs use the Windows 95/Mac/Series 5 'long' filenames...