Cell Phone User Guide

Extras
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Installation options
In the Java applications you will see
the list of all installed applications.
Yo can use the following options:
Install, View details, Delete, Settings,
Exit.
Uninstall
In the Java applications select the
desired application:
OptionsKRemove
Open a Java™ application
Select the required application and
press the joystick.
Java™ application options
View details
To get information about an applica-
tion, select it:
OptionsKView details
You will see:
Status Installed, Running or Down-
loaded (only in Download
view).
Version Application version
number.
Supplier Supplier or manufacturer
of the application.
Size The size in kilobytes.
Type Brief description of the
application.
URL Address of an informa-
tion/help page on the
Internet.
Data Size of application data,
e.g. high scores, in kilo-
bytes.
Memory Where the application is
stored: in the phone's
memory or on an optional
MultiMediaCard (p. 65).
Note
Do not install software from sources without
adequate protection against viruses and
other harmful software.
The phone only supports J2ME™ Java
applications. Do not download Personal
Java™ applications as they cannot be
installed.
You can download and install an applica-
tion immediately during a WAP session.
Note that the WAP connection is left run-
ning in the background during installation.
You can only install files with the extension
*.JAD or *.JAR.
Glossary
JAR file (Java archive): This file includes
the executable application. When a JAR file
is activated, the application is started.
JAD file (Java descriptor): These files con-
tain information on the application (JAR file)
and their address for downloading. When a
JAD file is activated, the connection to the
Internet is established and the executable
application is loaded.
Note
You may use an optional MultiMediaCard
as a supplementary storage area (p. 65).
View the memory consumption, see p. 91