Project description:
pag3 is a small but very complex html editor for PSP.
You can make your own website without html knowlege.
pag3 has been developed particularly for Neoflash coding competition!
How to install:
Put the dictionary "pag3" into ms0:/PSP/GAME/
thx to:
Bumuckl,Joshi,Mastertryce,Viper,Shoesy,wer wo was,neoflash.com,parabella.org,pspsource.de
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