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6 Comments
Hi phillip, just found my old revo. Would like to install crypto to rcover a file from my backups :)
May i still get a cpy? Thx felix
Hi Felix,
Please find the current version 1.17 of Crypto for your Revo here.
Kind Regards
Philipp
Saludos Philipp,
I had been using Crypto succesfully for many years until recently when my Psion 7 started having battery problems. I had sensibly backed up my data to CF before I left. After a leave of absence, 7 months, I returned to find a completely discharged Psion 7 – both the main Li-ion battery pack and the backup battery were effectively dead. Not very surprising in itself.
Now here’s the thing. On return I managed to revive the Psion, but for some reason the Crypto programme had disappeared completely from the CF backup. All the other programmes I had been using – mostly Pascal Nicholas’s – were still present on the CF backup, except for Crypto. I am at a loss to explain this. However, all my Crypto files are still on the CF card but inaccessible as the Symbian system demands the presence of the Crypto programme to decrypt the files on demand.
I wonder if you still have a copy of Crypto that I could use to try and recover my Crypto files from the CF card in my Psion 7.
Salu
Joharan
Hello Joharan,
You may grab the Crypto version 1.17 from here. This should work fine on your Psion Series 7.
Regards,
Philipp
HI, I’m so glad i’m able to download Crypto in 2019 !!! Thank you so much for making this great software available, very thoughtful and considerate. Yes, there are still Psion users out there! Best regards, JM
Thanks from another Psion User for being able to obtain Crypto in 2020! The 5MX and Netbook units are still the best for my needs, twenty years later. I’ll stop using them when I find a better system, but that probably won’t happen any time soon. The EPOC operating system is probably in the public domain by now, and I wish someone would produce more machines that use it. The new Android-based “Series 5” style units are great if you want to share all of your data with Google, but no thanks.