TestMe

======================== TestMe V 5.5 for Epoc 32 ======================== A very useful program that helps you learn things, such as French vocabulary or Physics Equations. It can also act as a good database program for things like Website addresses. This Program is FREEWARE. ============ INSTALLATION ============ With this zip file you should have found a .SIS installation file. To install Testme just open this file in Windows explorer. If you get an "open with" dialog come up when you try and open the SIS file then you must be using the older version of PsiWin (v2.01). To sort this out all you have to do is go to Psion's website (http://www.psion.com) and download the latest version of PsiWin (Version 2.3.2). You should then be able to install as explained above. Included in this SIS file are some optional example files. You will be asked if you want to install them during the install process. The examples are: "French Test" - A 2000 word French to English dictionary "German Test" - A 2000 word German to English dictionary "Physics Test" - Physics Equations required for British GCSEs These files are put into the root of the C: drive if you allow the installation procedure to install the files. ============ Using TestMe ============ This program contains full online help. =========================== Registering TestMe for FREE =========================== I would have made this program shareware, however I think there is too much shareware around for Epoc 32 already, so I have decided not to add to the collection. For this reason this program is Freeware, however I would still like you to register your copy. To do this just visit: http://come.to/prosoft At the above website, just fill in the registration form and you will be given the registration code which will personalise your copy of TestMe. ====================== Problems/Bugs/Comments ====================== If you have any problems installing or using this program, you find a bug or have any comments, then please do not hesitate to email me at gary.ewer@fogma.co.uk Alternatively you can visit my website at http://come.to/prosoft Have fun. Gary Ewer 20th December 2004