 _______________________________________
'           pspWeather v2.0b            '
|---------------------------------------|
| Author: mcdongle                      |
|  Email: pspmcdongle@gmail.com         |
|    WWW: http://mcdongle.blogspot.com/ |
'---------------------------------------'

Disclaimer
----------
pspWeather comes with absolutely no warrenty of any kind. By using this application 
you are taking full responsibility of your actions and what it may or can do to your PSP.

	
Notes
------
  - See versions.txt for changes
  - I know there is some text that doesn't center properly. This will be fixed
    at a later date.
  - Only up to 10 wireless access points will be shown. I will also fix this later.
  - You may want to clean out your data directory every so often. I haven't implemented
    anything to clean it yet.
  - PLEASE DONT EXIT/POWER DOWN/REMOVE MEMORY STICK while memory stick light is on!


Installation
-------------
  - If you're running firmware v1.5 or an OE firmware with the homebrew folder
    set to run in firmware v1.5, place the folders in /PSP/GAME so the file structure 
    looks like /PSP/GAME/pspWeather and /PSP/GAME/pspWeather%
  - If you're running an OE firmware and your homebrew folder is running in firmware
    v3.xx mode, place the folders in /PSP/GAME150/ so the file structure 
    looks like /PSP/GAME150/pspWeather and /PSP/GAME150/pspWeather%
  
Configuration
--------------

  - Edit \PSP\GAME\PSPWEATHER\config.xml with any text editor and place your location code
    Search for your location code!
      - Go to http://xoap.weather.com/search/search?where= and type your location there.
        (eg "http://xoap.weather.com/search/search?where=Paris France"
      - Then read the displayed location id's, and choose which one you need.
        For example, if you see: <loc id="FRXX0076" type="1">Paris, France</loc>
        Then either add your own line or replace one of the existing ones to include
        FRXX0076.
        ------------- EXAMPLE ONLY -------------
	<locationCodes>
	     	<code units="s">FRXX0076</code>
	     	<code units="s">USCA0777</code>
	     	<code units="s">USTX0057</code>
	     	<code units="s">USNY0996</code>
	     	<code units="m">USFL0316</code>
	     	<code units="m">ITXX0067</code>
	</locationCodes>
        ------------- EXAMPLE ONLY -------------
     
        NOTE: units="s" means standard units (F, mi, etc) and units="m" is metric units (C, km, etc).
  
  That's it! Run the program and enjoy!
 
Contact
-------
If you have any comments/suggestions or bugs to report, please email me at
pspmcdongle@gmail.com
           