CharSet for the Psion Series 3
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                              VERSION 1.1
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                  Copyright Chris Hennings - July 1992

                  Email: chennings@cix.compulink.co.uk
                         100010.511@compuserve.com

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Changes in CharSet Version 1.1 (Notes for Upgraders)

     CharSet v1.1 includes the following changes :-

     * Support files & Installation - CharSet is now supplied as an .OPO
       file.  I think this is preferable when the app doesn't have
       multiple associated files (as per word).  Simply copy CHARSET.OPO
       to the \OPO directory on any drive and the CHARSET.PIC file to
       the \OPD directory ON THE SAME DRIVE.  Charset should now work on
       any drive.  Version 1.0 only worked on drive M: (well it was my
       first attempt at opl).

     * Charset now provides support for external font (.FON) files.  The
       Psion-F key combination now pops up a dialog from which you can
       access and display the character sets contained in these files.
       You can also reset the display to the system font from here.
       Please note :-

       a)  If you have an external font with character sizes too large
           to display in the 16 cols by 8 rows you're probably going to
           get the characters overlapping one another or not fully
           displayed. Max character size (for now) is 11x9 pixels.

       b)  When displaying an external font file, the character
           displayed in the status window with the decimal and hex
           values is shown using the default system font and not the
           external font.  I was going to fix this but I then found it
           quite useful for exploring character conversions.  But let me
           know what you think.

     Thanks again to everyone on CIX and CIS for their comments.

     Cheers,
     Chris    21th July, 1992

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CharSet Documentation Version 1.1 July 1992

Description:

        Charset Provides a full screen (well 2 of them actually) display
        of the Series 3 character set ($00 thru $FF).

Installation:

        Copy Charset.opo to the \opo directory and Charset.pic to the
        \opd directory on any drive.  The drive must be the same for
        both files.

Operation:

        Run Charset.  Use the cursor keys to navigate.  Use PSION-X to
        exit. The MENU key redisplays the initial screen.  The HELP key
        provides the above information.

        Pressing Psion-F will put up a dialog from which you can load an
        external .FON file.  The reset button in the dialog will reload
        the default system font.

        That's it.

Disclaimer & Conditions:

        You may use Charset completely FREE of charge. However, I will
        accept no liability arising from such use.  You may distribute
        Charset provided that a) all the files contained in CHARS11.ZIP
        are included and unamended and b) no charge is made other than
        for distribution.