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Have problems launching your java games???
Well, here's the solution.
Delete some messages in your inbox, outbox, sent messages...
(Why not all of your received messeges...) :D
And voila!!!
No deleting of apps, and no formatting...
REASON:
The application becomes more slower because everytime you run it, the launcher first searches your messages folder for any uploaded java applications and uploads it to the downloaded area. And after that, it scans the c:\system\midp folder for any instaled java games so you can launch it...
MegaShark
09-07-2004, 10:10 PM
Have problems launching your java games???
Well, here's the solution.
Delete some messages in your inbox, outbox, sent messages...
(Why not all of your received messeges...) :D
And voila!!!
No deleting of apps, and no formatting...
REASON:
The application becomes more slower because everytime you run it, the launcher first searches your messages folder for any uploaded java applications and uploads it to the downloaded area. And after that, it scans the c:\system\midp folder for any instaled java games so you can launch it...
THKX!!!!!!!!!
very helpful! i wondered why it kept going slower... but I won't erase a single message from my 1215 messagex inbox... ehehe...
smpballa240
10-07-2004, 02:44 AM
nicely done on figuring that out.
But what format are the messages in? If they're in .txt, you don't have to delete them. You could use fexplorer/seleq and copy-paste them to another folder, right? Then you could use the file manager to read them whenever you wanted. Save ur messages and speed up that damn Apps menu. Idk correct me if I'm wrong, maybe the messages aren't in .txt
nicely done on figuring that out.
But what format are the messages in? If they're in .txt, you don't have to delete them. You could use fexplorer/seleq and copy-paste them to another folder, right? Then you could use the file manager to read them whenever you wanted. Save ur messages and speed up that damn Apps menu. Idk correct me if I'm wrong, maybe the messages aren't in .txt
nope, the messages arent in txt. the filenames are auto-generated and placed on random folders :D
cokecan722
12-07-2004, 01:30 PM
very helpful! i wondered why it kept going slower... but I won't erase a single message from my 1215 messagex inbox... ehehe...
i thought the maximum number of text's you could save in your inbox was 999???
MegaShark
13-07-2004, 12:39 AM
i thought the maximum number of text's you could save in your inbox was 999???
nope, that's in your sent folder
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