I had a screen-cable repair to my 5mx in November 2006. After 14 months my screen has begun to show intermittent 'jailbar' effects again - the sure sign of cable failure. This is fair enough - PsionFlexi's guarantee, if I recall correctly, was for 3 months. But it's sad that the everlasting screen cable never got invented. Nonetheless, I'll doubtless be sending my little grey brick off to Paul at PsionFlexi again - after having googled to confirm he's still the best value going.

I intend PsionWiki to last to all eternity. I, however, may not last that long, so in a few weeks I'll invite some contributors to share the management. Then, whenever one of us passes on to Psion Heaven, the wiki can continue on its stately way without a pause.

When contributing new content, please remember that the entry is part of a wiki, not a forum. The user shouldn't have to work through a sequence of entries to learn about a topic - there should be one entry that's constantly developing. People will be reluctant to modify an entry that has someone's name placed prominently at the top, or that is written in the first person throughout (that is, always saying "I") - such an entry reads like a personal diary that shouldn't be interfered with!

This will explain some modifications I will be making to the style of some recent entries.

Of course, I'm anxious that everyone's contributions should be fully acknowledged. Users can always see who first posted a topic, who made particular revisions, etc., by looking at the page history. I shall put occasional notes at the top of some pages drawing users' attention to this.

Earlier this afternoon I tried viewing PW on my MalayBook, using wifi at my local library. (I can't do it at home, because we keep a password set on our home network, and my MB's Cisco AiroNet card can't handle that.) I have Opera v 5.14 installed on the MB, and I had Java enabled.

I was able to surf the Web generally. I could browse PsionWiki and follow its links. But I couldn't log in, or see the number on the site stats counter.

There are probably all sorts of settings that I should tell you about before you can diagnose the problem - but I don't know which ones to specify.

Can anyone suggest anything?