09-05-2007, 09:45 PM
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Join Date: 08-02-2007
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PDAPhone: Sprint Mogul
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Carrier: Sprint
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I did the shortcut using Total Commander CE, I installed the new JBEd, and teh JBED is working greate with operaminietc..
However, I make the windows\jbed.exe -run s1_ shortcut, but once i do that, it loses the "e" icon and turns into a windows icon, and it won't start up operamini 4
Also, on the second topic, when trying ot make jeodek.exe open up "-run s2_" so I can make a gmail shortcut, it gives me a suite 2 unavaialble or osmething weird like that.
So in short, I have the jeodek working for opera mini (s1_) only,
I'd like to have it working with jbed and working for other apps, such as gmail.
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Originally Posted by TalynONe
How far did you get? Did you install the jbed Java Manager from the link above? If so, you should have an icon named "Esmertec JBed" in the programs folder on your start menu.
I don't have a premade shortcut to jbed.exe, but you can edit the existing shortcut using Resco Explorer (linked above). Or use my MortScript script to launch Opera Mini (which can be edited in any text editor to work to your liking).
I also explained on how to make shortcuts to other Java midlets in the "Making a direct shortcut to Opera Mini". Just replace number after the letter "s" in the shortcut target to the number that corresponds with the Java midlet you want to run. As stated above you can see the jars you have installed by navigating to your "\windows\appdb" folder.
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