The only arb software on general release for the Psion is a suite of conversion utilities. They are supplied as C source code for running on the command line of unix machines, PCs running DOS, Windows or NT etc. Pre-compiled programs for PCs and Linux are also available. The programs included are:
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dbf2tsv - convert a Data file to a TSV file |
agn2cal - convert an Agenda file to a TSV file |
spr2tsv - convert a Sheet file to a TSV file |
wrd2html - convert a WRD file to plain text or HTML |
(For conversion of other file formats please see below.)
TSV files are Tab Separated Value, ie. they are simple text files which can be processed by other utilities or loaded into common database, spreadsheet and word-processing programs. If you need CSV (Comma Separated Value) then use the supplied utilities tsv2csv and csv2tsv.
These programs convert file formats used on the Psion 3a, 3c, 3mx and Siena but not the Psion 5, 5mx or GeoFox One. For Psion 5, 5mx etc. see Frodo Looijaard's page.
This is release 3.95; the major differences from 1.0 being proper Agenda reading, Sheet support and character set conversions, and from release 2.0 being WRD support and databases containing field types other than just string.
You can contact me at this address: arb@sat.dundee.ac.uk
| Source Code | Solaris executables | Linux executables | PC executables | Mac applications | Mac OS X executables | RISC OS applications |
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| Download the source code zip file (v3.95).
| Download the Solaris executables zip file (v3.95).
| Download the Linux executables zip file (v3.95).
| Download the PC executables zip file (v3.90).
| Download the Mac executables sit file.
| Download the Mac OS X executables zip file (v3.93).
| Download the RISC OS executables zip file (v3.81).
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Note that this software is PostCardWare; if you use it you are required to send a post card to the author (details in the README file). |
These are command-line programs (see below for psio151.zip which contains
a Windows program). Click Start, select Run..., enter cmd
(or command if on an old version of Windows) and you will get
a window where you can type commands. Now if you have unpacked the Zip file
unto C:\PsionIO for example, type cd C:\PsionIO then you can
run the programs. Copy your data files into that folder and try things like
dbf2tsv -? to get some help. For example dbf2tsv file.dbf > file.txt
| http://www.celigne.co.uk/psion/ Spreadsheet graph (PIC) to PostScript | |
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plptools (Unix connectivity) |
| Other conversion utilities: PsiConv | PsionConv | ChangePSI | PsiFS | Psio (esp. Psio GUI) [Download psio151.zip] | Series 5: DataContact | ConvertData |
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PsiLin (Linux connectivity, with GUI) |
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Steve Lichfield's 3-Lib |
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http://www.epoczone.com/ |
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http://www.geocities.com/SiliconValley/8130/ Daniel Pfund Psion World (FAQ, programmers, etc.) |
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http://www.psion.co.at/psiidb.phtm Psion Internet Database |
| The source code versions are: | The files and their dates are: |
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psionio.c 1.12 (C) 1996 arb Psion I/O agn2tsv.c 1.12 (C) 1997 arb AGN to TSV dbf2tsv.c 1.04 (C) 1996 arb DBF to TSV spr2tsv.c 1.04 (C) 1997 arb SPR to TSV tsv2dbf.c 1.06 (C) 1996 arb TSV to DBF tsv2spr.c 1.01 (C) 1997 arb TSV to SPR wrd2html.c 1.06 (C) 1997 arb WRD to text or HTML csv2tsv.c 1.00 (C) 2001 arb CSV to TSV tsv2csv.c 1.00 (C) 2001 arb TSV to CSV |
3154 2002/01/27 16:49 Makefile
2636 2002/01/27 16:46 CHANGES
2068 2002/01/27 16:45 README
15789 2002/01/27 16:40 psionio.c
4334 2001/12/18 11:22 MANUAL
23056 2001/12/18 11:19 agn2tsv.c
1567 2001/08/09 18:04 Makefile.pc
241 2001/08/09 12:21 README.LINUX
1387 2001/08/01 21:15 INSTALL
2249 2001/08/01 20:54 csv2tsv.c
1934 2001/08/01 20:53 tsv2csv.c
7551 2001/08/01 20:53 psionio.h
242 2000/06/16 15:37 README.SOLARIS
19633 1999/10/04 11:08 wrd2html.c
5890 1999/09/08 10:27 tsv2spr.c
21557 1998/05/28 12:19 spr2tsv.c
10327 1998/05/28 11:58 dbf2tsv.c
9571 1998/05/06 10:34 tsv2dbf.c
1057 1997/05/07 14:35 agn2tsv.h
16005 1994/02/04 11:23 getopt.c
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Thanks to Thomas Milius for the RISC OS executables. Unfortunately I cannot support them, please contact Thomas Milius for assistance or download the !SIBOConv source code.