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Date: Sun, 10 Jul 2022 15:28:38 +0200
From: Alex
Subject: Looking for Psion abandonwareHi all,
a few months ago I started building an archive of Psion software, so I
need help in finding some old, abandoned programs.
The first program I'm looking for is Widget Software's Timebase 7 for
EPOC32.
I'm also looking for a rather peculiar file: back in the days, Palmtop
Software released a free add-on for The Portable Chef which contained
five or six new recipe sets; it was a file called "5newrecipe.zip".
Another thing I'd like to find is Intellisync for Symbian devices: the
ISO images already available on archive.org support only Palm and Pocket
PC devices, while support for Symbian was only available as a download
from Pumatech's website.
As the final item of this batch, I'm searching for the non-demo versions
of Epocware's Essential System Tools (Zip Manager, Smart Find, Recycle
Bin and Restart).
Regards
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Date: Mon, 11 Jul 2022 05:08:51 +0000
From: rv
Subject: Re: Looking for Psion abandonwareHi Alex,
I'm not the admin on duty at the moment. But I think your posting to
mobiledigest.net will surely be published by an admin today.
I assume 'https://psion.info/' is your site. I have suggestions to
complete:
the pages 'https://psion.tornadodesign.co.uk/' and
'https://stevelitchfield.com/' are interesting. Maybe you can also
include our page 'https://www.mobiledigest.net/'.
I hope, other subscribers of our mobiledigest.net will make a lot of
more suggestions.
Best regards
Rolf
Ales wrote at 10.07.2022 15:28:
> Hi all,
> a few months ago I started building an archive of Psion software, so I
> need help in finding some old, abandoned programs.
> The first program I'm looking for is Widget Software's Timebase 7 for
> EPOC32.
> I'm also looking for a rather peculiar file: back in the days, Palmtop
> Software released a free add-on for The Portable Chef which contained
> five or six new recipe sets; it was a file called "5newrecipe.zip".
> Another thing I'd like to find is Intellisync for Symbian devices: the
> ISO images already available on archive.org support only Palm and
> Pocket PC devices, while support for Symbian was only available as a
> download from Pumatech's website.
> As the final item of this batch, I'm searching for the non-demo
> versions of Epocware's Essential System Tools (Zip Manager, Smart
> Find, Recycle Bin and Restart).
> Regards
>
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