Hey guys, I found this thread from XDA-Developers:
[Updated:04-July] Opera Mini 4.1 CAB + OEM for Windows mobile (Now Cook in your ROM) - xda-developers

It will tell you how to get the Opera icon, sort of (you have to dig). There is also a stand-alone CAB for the program.

Since I'm a nice guy, I'll simplify it.

1) Download the Opera Tweaks
.
2) Copy Opera_Icon.dll and ico to appdb.
3) Modify your existing shortcut to say "?\Windows\Appdb\opera_icon.dll,0", at the end of it, no quotes. Mine reads: 28#"\Windows\jbed.exe" -run s0_?\Windows\Appdb\opera_icon.dll,0
4) Soft Reset.

Hmm...

I have done all of the shortcuts, searched, and cannot find this answer.

I would like my PIE button on my XV6800 to Open, and then Launch Opera Mini--all at the same time (avoiding me having to hit Launch)

Am I missing something, or is this not possible?

Right now, I hit the PIE button, it loads MIDlet, and then I have to hit "launch".

How can I fix this...

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"I think, therefor I am"
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Is you PIE button mapped to the shortcut you created or to your Midlet Manager? If you execute the shortcut manually does it work?

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Mark
WM 6.1/PocketBreeze/PocketWeather/iLauncher/PhoneWeaver

Yes, it is mapped.

No, the shortcut does not work...I created one, and it is in my Windows/Programs, but when I click on it, I still have to click "launch" on Mini.

Hmm.....

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"I think, therefor I am"
-Rene Descartes

You can specify MIDlets using vendor and MIDlet suite name; no need to figure out which number corresponds to which installed MIDlet. For Opera Mini, use:

[...]jbed.exe -run -vendor "Opera Software ASA" -suiteName "Opera Mini"

Use Menu|Info command to find out vendor name.

HTH