BCP for iPhone

[Karen Ward]

The best way to have the BCP on your iPhone is to spend $ 9.99 to get iSILO reader. The 'BCP1979e.pdb' version that is readable with iSILO is booked marked, so you can easily navigate entire BCP on your iPhone. The BCP App sold in the iPhone App store is NOT booked marked and not easily searchable. The Silo reader is worth the $ 9.99 for BCP purposes alone.

Here is what to do:

1. Go to iPhone App Store: Search for iSilo
it cost 9.99. buy and download iSilo
2. Go to the link below and download the file BCP1979e.pdb. to your laptop or desktop computer
(It says for Palm, but it works for iPhone also)
download it here
3. Then go to the link below and follow these instructions to move the file from your computer to your iPhone:
click here

Cheers!

[Karen Ward]

Also my BCP doc I put on my iphone is called '1979e.pdb'
Make sure you have the this BCP doc '1979e.pdb'

[Karen Ward]

There are links to all the services by page. The blue lines should be hot! Sometimes the links freeze on occasion. I'd just relaunch the Silo application and try those blue links again!
Let me know if it gets working!

[M. Edwin Beckham]

Thanks for this Karen. Excellent! I'd been wondering when/how some clever iPhone geek out there would create a good BCP app. Question, though: I've now got iSilo, have loaded the .pdb doc, and am viewing it, but the bookmarks seem to take you only to the right spot in the table of contents. From there, is there no linking to the desired page in the body of the book? Each line there is blue and has a dotted underline, as if it should be "hot," but no dice. Does one have to scroll endlessly or do a clever search to get to p.355, say? -Edwin+