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    Default File / html browsing solutions?!

    I find it very useful to save html pages from the net and put them on the PSP - I can then read them on the tube etc.

    I often simply find a site I want and I 'copy' it with Win HTT Track - this is fine and then I just need to load the index.htm file however, with lots of individual files its a bit of a nightmare - I have to remember their names!

    SO... Is there a way to actually browse the contents of the memory stick and then open a file - be that a text .txt or a htm / html document? - Just as you would in explorer.

    My current methods are either renaming the html files to something like a.htm b.htm c.htm (i.e just one letter!) or creating a html document which links to the files - both are either time consuming, or not accurate - making the html doc in open office takes a while, and just opening a.htm to discover its not the file I wanted can be fustrating!

    So... anyone have any bright ideas?

    For the record - I have the latest custom firmware, a slim psp, and most of the pages I am looking at are very basic html consisitng of mainly text and the occasional small illustration - things which display well and fine in the psp browser.

    Your comments welcome!!

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    If anyone's interested I've found BookR to be OK at reading the text on a html file, it sometimes screws the layout a little bit, but on the whole its ok - the ability to browse makes it worth it though!

    I may experiment with html -- > pdf, see if BookR can handle the files better in pdf format rather than html, although that's added hassle.

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    Try this:
    1: download browse.txt,rename to "browse.htm",& copy to ms0:/
    2: go into the psp web browser in offline mode (cancel if it trys to connect)
    3: enable javascript in view settings
    4: use the OSK for address entry in the 'file' menu,& enter 'file:/browse.htm'
    5: set this as a home page to skip steps 1-4
    6: click the select box to choose a .html or .txt file from /PSP/COMMON
    7: click the empty box to display the .html or .txt file

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    Thats pretty cool dangee, I guess that means I have to dump everything in /psp/common - I notice you can only browse to certain directories.

    I assume that's a restriction in the browser - as there's nothing specific in the .txt file to restrict it to those particular directories.

    Thanks

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    Yeah, f/w restricts browsable folders atm, but you can create &
    browse subfolders of /PSP/COMMON etc directly.
    also, use hyperlinks or bookmarks to access any file online or off.
    I've edited browse.txt with some egs.
    To get hyperlinks working offline you have to
    *d/l the online link using 'save link target' or 'save image'
    *edit the .html href or src, changing http://... to file:/...

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    Thanks dangee - thats very useful

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    is there a better way to browse html files on ur psp now?

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    anyone?

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