v600

Hi,
First of all you need to have enabled the java application uploader.
Check it in settings -> java setup. If there is this option, you need
data cable or bluetooth adapter.
By use of cable you need additionally some software (MIDway and JADgen)
and (if java app. upl. is not enabled) motorola PST. All of them can be
downloaded at

http://coma.fsb.hr/motorola/files/mo.../software.html
or
www.motclub.com (but the site is right now not working :-( )
or google for it...


With PST you can enable the ja.ap.up., if needed.
open the PST, open new file, select 'kjava', and click read data from
phone' (situated right at toolbar), then enable the uploader. Wait until
its done, it may take some minutes....Thats it.

jadgen you use to create a *.jad file from *.jar, if not already present,
finally midway to send the *.jad file to the phone. Its quite simple, I
suppose you find out how to do it ;-)

With bluetooth its much easier. Just drag and drop your *.jar(!) file
over the object push icon at 'my bluetooth places'. However the java
uploader must be enabled too, so you do need a cable anyway.

I use a bluetooth dongle and it works well. The cable guidance I never
tried, but it should work, at least in theory.

greetings
Tibor


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> can anyone give me any advice on how to put java games on my phone from my
> pc .....new to this ....I have a data
I can put the ringtones and
> screen savers on ok
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