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I have been searching for several weeks now on how to make a 'VGA mod' to the Esmertec Midlet Managers. The JAVA manager in the latest ROMeOS rom's have been modified to allow for VGA support.

Using the native JAVA in most TouchPro roms and installing OperaMini 4.1 renders things just so small that it is difficult to use even though I don't wear reading glasses (just yet). I just found a link to a JAVA with VGA mod so as to allow for a larger font and it works well so far.

It is not the later Esmertec Builld that hang.tuah is using in his ROM but it does seem to work until others (maybe hang.tuah) add to this thread. For those of us living in the US - EDGE on the device makes 'quick' internet browsing to check the weather or something less than desirable -- that is where OperaMini still has a place for me on a daily basis No more squinting!

HI ALL, risidoro is back! EDIT: VERSION 1 Manually Update Library Xbmc. 1.1.7.1023 IS NO MORE THE LATEST ONE.

I'VE PUBLISHED THE MOST UPDATED VERSION (.1034). PLS USE THAT ONE AND DO NOT CONSIDER ANY MORE THE POST BELOW!!! I'm here to release a New and Improved version of the great: Intent MIDlet Manager version 11.1.7.1023 This new MIDlet Manager comes from the new HTC Herald ROM, version 1.2.405 This new version is JTWI 1.0 compliant and SUPPORTS Google's SATELLITE Maps (of course, you need to download Google Maps' client from. This release also supports sending SMSs from Opera Mini 3.0 (mini.opera.com)!!! Some Details about the program: Developer: Intent Name: MIDlet Manager Version: 11.1.7.1023 Build: 20060907 JWTI v.1.0 Compliance! ------- HOW TO INSTALL ------------ - - extract the cab (inside the archive) somewhere in your PC (e.g.

Desktop) - copy to somewhere in your PocketPC (e.g. Storage card) - in your PocketPC, navigate with File Manager to the cab and tap on it to install - when asked, choose to install in the Device (and NOT in Storage Card!) - reboot when asked PS: It can be installed over previous version (or in roms where the old midlet is included)! -------- WORKING MIDLETS --------------- So far, i've only tested it with the midlets i use the most. Satellite maps are supported!!!

- 3.0 runs OK too and supports SMS sending. Even softkeys works!

Photo blog feature, however, is not supported -, beta 1.30.08. Simply wonderful. Sat images for google and yahoo maps. - (latest beta) works ok. -------- PROBLEMS SO FAR (and possible solutions) --------------- - a user wasn't able to use this version to connect to the Internet through a proxy --->use a direct connection to the Internet; check your proxy; downgrade to the old MIDlet manager version. - the cab cannot be installed due to a security warning --->soft-reset and retry; use to disable all the security checks - If you want to revert back to the old version of the Intent MIDlet manager: Bye bye ENJOY.

Download 3ds Max 2013 64bit Full Crack. Thanks for the file, Risidoro. I have downloaded it, and will try it later. Good to have a better midlet manager. For those concerned with using gmaps on their phone, however, there are a couple free native Windows Moble programs which will display such maps. I find them much more convenient than using a Java midlet, no matter how good the midlet manager might be.

One such program is called Map4PDA, another one is Virtual Earth Mobile. And there is also Microsoft's new beta 'Live Search'. There may be more, these three come to mind right away. (I don't have the URLs handy. You can find them with a search.) There is also another Java midlet map program called MGMAPS, which I find more flexible than Google's GMAPS. (It will show the Google maps, or the Microsoft maps, or Yahoo maps, and has other more flexible features.) However, I still find it much simpler to use a Windows Mobile app, rather than a Java midlet. Quote: Originally Posted by me Thanks for the file, Risidoro.