PSPcw public beta 3 changelog
v2007-11-05 · Nov 5, 2007
Dark_Moon has released a new build of PSPcw, a homebrew application that lets PlayStation Portable owners write and save documents using their PSPs. PSPcw is still in its public beta form, with today's update bringing it up to version 3.
If you came across our post on PSPcw's public beta 2, you'll remember that in that update, an erase function was added to this homebrew application. For public beta 3, Dark_moon has added the following improvements:
- Erase button now is R.
- Using square button , PSPcw will write special C characters.
The download still doesn't include a readme file, so be very careful when installing this application on your PlayStation Portable. Also, Dark_Moon has included the source code for PSPcw in the archive. According to the developer, those who want to release unofficial versions of PSPcw are welcome to do so.
v2007-10-29 · Oct 29, 2007
Dark_Moon has released a quick update for the public beta of PSPcw. In case you missed the first release of this homebrew app, PSPcw allows you use your PlayStation Portable to write a document and save it to your memory stick.
This update bumps the public beta of PSPcw up to version 2 and finally allows users to erase a character. Changes included in this version are the following:
- Cpu will be putted on 111 mhz.
- PSPcw read a file for write your document on the root that you want.
- Now, you can erase a character
If you want to help Dark_Moon tweak PSPcw further, discuss PSPcw on the QJ.NET PSP Development forums. The same goes for bug reports and other suggestions.
v2007-10-27 · Oct 27, 2007
PSP Homebrew Developer Dark_Moon - author of PSP Protection Password - has released a beta for his new app, PSPcw, a program that allows you to write a document on your handheld and save the file on your memory stick. The program will be oriented for writing C/C++.
As of now the program is still in its beta stage. According to Dark_Moon the program can still only write simple documents and does not have the sufficient characters to write C/C++. Here are the instructions for the program:
General :
Start - Return to the XMB
Save - Select
Write document mode :
Up and down - Change character
Cross - Next character
R - Space
Circle - Next line
Write file mode :
Up and down - Change character.
Cross - Next character
R - It puts in the screen "/"
L - It puts in the screen "."
Square - Write the file and return to xmb.
If you have any questions or if you wish to discuss the program, visit the forum thread for the program. If you find bugs in the program, Dark_Moon also requests that it be reported in the forum thread.
