Nokia logo's from your Psion

Right, you need a copy of PsiWin with a Psion data cable to connect your Psion to your PC, and possibly Bmconv.exe. This is on the PsiWin CD. If you have PsiWin 2.1 or greater, images can be converted automatically between Psion and PC. Sound conversion is also possible. Record to WAV.

Check out www.psion.com for an updated version of PsiWin. I highly recommend upgrading to at least version 2.1 of PsiWin.

This procedure also works with other makes of mobile. Goto www.zenobyte.com for details.
Other phones may have infrared, but no modem. Without this, forget it. Go here instead, some of it 'is funny'.

Go to www.zenobyte.com and download PhoneMan. Study this site in depth, then choose the correct version for your Psion. This is a relatively small ZIP file. (If you don't know what a ZIP file is then your in trouble. Click here to find out more.)
This ZIP file contains PhoneMan.SIS, a Psion installer file. (If you don't know what a .SIS file is then your really in trouble and probably shouldn't be trying this.)

From the menu tools-prefrences select infrared and nokia generic. This works with my 7110.

Don't forget to register PhoneMan. It's well worth it.

Use a search engine to find "Nokia logo's". There are thousands out there for free download.
Convert these logo images to windows BMP format, if they aren't already. There are plenty of image converters available on the web. Or use Paint Shop Pro, etc.

PhoneMan can load 16 color BMPs directly, so it isn't always necessary to convert them. As long as you use PsiWin's "Copy Only" when transfering them to your Psion.

If you follow the rest of this, the files are smaller and take up less space if stored on your Psion.

Use PsiWin to covert these images onto your Psion as sketch files, and then use sketch and save the images in Epoc picture format, (MBM).

Now if you do not have PsiWin 2.1 or greater, it gets tricky.

To convert the images to Epoc picture format using Bmconv.exe, place the image(s) in the same directory as Bmconv.
Then from a DOS prompt type the following command line:

Bmconv ****.mbm /4$$$$.bmp

**** is the name of the epoc picture you want to create. logo1.mbm, logo2.mbm etc.
$$$$ is the name of the image you want to convert. eg logo.bmp.
There is no space after the /4

Use notepad and cut and paste all the text apart from the (name:) in this case countdown:
into PhoneMan ringtone editor. When you send the ringtone the name Melody, is automatically sent to the phone.

Here is a Psion Data file of Nokia ringtones for use within PhoneMan using the DataView plugin.