The weakness of both however has been the fact that they require the original PDF documents to be converted. Hence you need to have a PC handy to do the conversion and you can't view native PDF files until you do so. Its inconvenient if you say receive the PDF files as an email attachment on your PDA and you have no way of viewing it until you get to a PC.
Well, there is a solution folks! From this thread in Treocentral, some smart folks have managed to extract Picsel viewer from a Samsung i539 and installed it successfully on a Treo 650.
The files, courtesy of Twizza are still available here so grab them while they are still there.
Installation (adapted from this thread in PIC forums):
- download all the files
- copy them to to a folder on your SD card using a Card reader
- DO NOT Hotsync the files to your PDA
- using a File utility like McFile, copy all the files to your Palm's Ram.
I have tested this on a T3 and a T5 and it works! There is a "document error" popup when first launched but this is a minor issue.
Some PDAs, perhaps the Treo650, may not have enough Heap memory, so you may need UDMH
Some screenshots:

When first installed Picsel viewer will be located in a category on it's own. If you have CJKOS installed it's in Chinese, otherwise it'll appear as gibberish.

The Options are available as a colourful circle of icons. Not all of them work as the Tools one in particular causes my T3 to crash.
The file browser, History, Rotation all work.

Hitting the file browser tool (3 o'clock icon) gives you this view of your SD card

Here I'm navigating to a folder on my SD where I kept a test PDF file.

I get this Document error message when I launch the file, but hitting the OK button seems not to generate further errors.

There is a quick view at the bottom panel which shows you which part of the document you are viewing and you can also navogate from page to page.

You can zoom the view in and out easily by the left vertical slider bar.

I figured out how to remove the quick view bottom panel - just hit the Menu button on the Silk Screen twice. A full view is nice but you can get only 320x320. 320x480 is not supported.
The Dpad rocker on the T3 will pan around the document. You can also use your stylus to drag and move around the document.

Text and graphs/images display quite nicely

I also got Picsel viewer working on a T5 (did not need UDMH on my T5). The difference seems to be the Dpad on the T5 works only for horizontal movements but not vertical. You can still drag and move around the document using the stylus.
My overall impression is that this is a great native PDF viewer for Palm PDAs! Thanks to the guys at Treocentral and PIC for the helpful hints. I only wish it could support 320x480 but beggars cannot be choosers....
Anonymous
July 7 2005, 20:21:08 UTC 6 years ago
PICSEL
I have been trying for over a year to read pdf's on my treo 600: I use efax/j2 and have found a way to view their faxes as TIFF's there's a great inexpensive TIFF view program for like $15.95 called TIFFVIEW by www.indevsoftware.com and as you have a choice as ot what file type efax will send you I have been using this reliably...still now that picsel is available somehow it would be great if they would just release it as a full supported appAnonymous
July 19 2005, 11:30:57 UTC 6 years ago
Can T2 use picselbrowser
I currently use Palm Tungsten T2, but unable to copy the picselbrowser program to the device.Did anyone ever try that?
Can we read magazine/complex document in the picselbrowser?
what about speed n performance, especially in T2.
thanks
July 23 2005, 23:19:07 UTC 6 years ago
Re: Can T2 use picselbrowser
I haven't tried in a T2. But it work for me quite well for my T3 and T5. You only can't set the Preferences i.e. click on the Tools as it will cause the Palm to crash. Otherwise it loads PDFs just fine.For full screen, Codediver works great too.
Anonymous
August 15 2005, 19:48:35 UTC 6 years ago
Tungsten C
Also works on Tungsten C. Installing was a little bit awkward, but it works!Anonymous
August 29 2005, 15:15:15 UTC 6 years ago
Re: Tungsten C
I also have a Tungsten C and Picsel works fine if I read a PDF from my card. However, when I try to open a PDF from Versamail I get the following error "SystemMgr.c, Line: 5852, SysLinkerStub(): Failed to load the shared library". Has anyone else had a problem with this and have you found a workaround? ThxAnonymous
September 7 2005, 06:15:22 UTC 6 years ago
There IS a way to scroll vertically on Treo 650/T5
If you click the screen rotate icon (11 o' clock on the main screen) which rotates the view 90 degrees, hitting the horizontal clicks on the directional pad scrolls up and down on the rotated document.How strange is this company that they're not willing to do the minimal work to make this a supported app for the palm platform. They could charge $50 for this app (only $10 more than a 1 yr license for another pdf viewer solution) and it would still be a good deal.
Anonymous
September 20 2005, 12:14:57 UTC 6 years ago
Zooming in/out
You can zoom in by tap-dragging up or right and out by tap-dragging left or down!Seems to crash on a T5 when I tap on preferences, and I can't get 320x480 either.
Please encourage these people to develop and release this program!
September 20 2005, 12:18:10 UTC 6 years ago
Re: Zooming in/out
The latest "fixed" version does not crash on the T5 when you tap on the PreferencesAugust 19 2006, 22:42:34 UTC 5 years ago
Working on a Treo 650
It seems like I get too late, but, searching alternatives to the PalmPDF software, I found this post, so, I installed this Picsel Browser on my Treo 650 GSM and works fine for a non supported palm software (As is said up this post, i need the UDMH software to copy to the internal memory), I can view small size PDF files, Word .doc files, Excel .xls files; but when I tried to open a HTML file, it get freeze. So I hope that Picsel Browser get supported on a new version for the Palm OS. Thanks "palmdoc" for the tutorial. Saludos!Anonymous
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