Homebrew developer Zx-81has released an update to PSPWrite, one of the many apps that the author has released for the PSP. PSPWrite v1.0.4 now sports a keyboard feature that allows you to cut, copy and paste text from one file to another.
The app has IR keyboard support which was tested on the Targus Universal IR Wireless keyboard and also has a patch to support the Sprint PCS IR keyboard. Here's the changelog for PSPWrite v1.0.4:
* Add select/cut/copy/paste feature
* Text can be copied to clipboard and then copied to another/new file (useful to merge several files together)
* New files are now named using a unique id (to prevent filename conflicts)
* New background image for file requester and help window
Users are advised to read the documentation included in the archive for the controls as well as other information about the application.
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