HIGH RESOLUTION (320x320) SUPPORT FOR PRE-OS5 CLIE USERS
If you're a pre-OS5 Clie user, HiRes Greek and Hebrew is now supported on your device. Here's how it works:
- Here is what you need in addition to the contents of the Bible+ zip file:
- Make sure you have a Sony Clie that supports HiRes that is pre-OS5. If you have a TG50, NX60, NX70, or NZ90, you don't need to go through these steps--just install the Bible+ file (the normal one, not the "lite" file).
- X-Master (http://linkesoft.com/xmaster/)
- FontHack123 4.0c (http://www.sergem.net/fonthack123/); make sure it is version 4.0c.
- Optional, but recommended: Sanserif18 font, which will also make your English (and other latin alphabet) texts the same hi-res, smaller fonts (http://www.pilot.sk/lubak/cliefonts.htm).
- Install X-Master and FontHack123 4.0c first (if not already installed).
- Install a _lite version of the .prc (you won't use any of the fonts in it, so I may eventually release an _ultralite version), as well as the fonts cilicia and sirach (included), and sanserif18.
- Make sure Clie Hi-Res assist is ON (or if you use SwitchDash, *don't* put Bible+ on the exceptions list).
- Enable Fonthack123 and, choosing PalmBible+, associate as follows:
Standard |
Sanserif18 (0) |
Bold |
Sanserif18 (0) |
Large |
Sirach (0) |
LargeBold |
Cilicia (0) |
HrStandard |
Sanserif18 (1) |
HrBold |
Sanserif18 (1) |
HrLarge |
Sirach (1) |
HrLargeBold |
Cilicia (1) |
Note: The sirach (0) and cilicia (0) choices are not visible in Fonthack123; tap on the blank space above sirach (1) and cilicia (1), and they will show up as chosen.
- Make sure that your Greek texts begin with "z" and Hebrew, with "q," and open Bible+. You should have hi-res Greek and Hebrew.
- Because Fonthack123 is sensitive to applications being deleted, make sure to disable Fontack123 before updating Bible+ to newer versions. This will save one from having to reenter the font substitutions above.
Technical Note:
Please note that for now, the LR fonts (i.e. cilicia (0) and sirach (0)) are *completely blank*, and are there to give programs a guidance on size *only*. This could change eventually, but I think the font code needs to be unified and a "convert-to-lowres" feature could then be used by both readlrfont and mklrfont.