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  1. #1
    bee
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    My USB DATA Cable is bought from street and is fully compatible with the
    MOT's original USB DATA Cable ($5). I can use all the MOT programs with
    this USB DATA Cable.

    No chips is inside the cable and don't think its complicated. Only, 2 plugs
    and a line.

    "JAckASs" <[email protected]> ???
    news:[email protected] ???...
    > I didn't think Midway worked with USB DATA Cables, which what you buy
    > for the T720i.
    >
    > On Sat, 13 Sep 2003 11:47:52 +0800, "bee" <[email protected]> wrote:
    >
    > >PST does not support WinXP even you installed the compatible programe

    from
    > >Microsoft for the running of non-WinXP programs. You can only install

    and
    > >open the program in WinXP but connecton function cannot be used because

    the
    > >phone connection driver inside the PST is not supported to run under

    WinXP
    > >system basic (not the MOT USB driver).
    > >
    > >It only run well on Win98 and Win2000. You can install 2 systems in your
    > >computer special for this program. So, you can use all functions of PST.
    > >
    > >Or, only use JAVA installation program Midway(this program support

    WinXP).
    > >Find another computer that run Win98 or Win2000 to install the PST

    program.
    > >After installation, connect your phone to the computer and activate the

    JAVA
    > >install function through this PST program; then your phone will has a new
    > >JAVA function inside the JAVA folder for the installation of JAVA

    programs
    > >or games. Well, you can install the PST's attached JAVA program
    > >"Midway.exe" to your WinXP. Now, you can run the Midway program in WinXP

    to
    > >download the JAVA games or JAVA programs into your phone. (before any
    > >installation, you must change the URL address written inside the .jad

    with
    > >Notepad. The URL address should be the "name and location(the loaction
    > >inside your PC folder and directory)" of the xxxxx.jar that corresponding

    to
    > >your .jad program.)
    > >sample: http://www.xxxxxxx.com/xxxxxx.jar change to 1.

    c:/xxxx/xxxx.jar
    > >2. or, if it is in the same folder, you just type the name of the
    > >xxxxxxx.jar
    > >
    > >Good luck and enjoy your phone
    > >
    > >
    > >"Antonio Trueba Gayol" <[email protected]> ???
    > >news[email protected] ???...
    > >>
    > >> Hi all,
    > >>
    > >> I'm trying to connect my GSM T720i to my PC, to do all those funny

    things
    > >> people say that can be done with this phone, but can't get nothing

    > >working.
    > >>
    > >> I'm trying PST (4.8 and 6) under WinXP Pro. I applied a hack I found
    > >> somewhere on the net, so the "USB Composite Device" can be used under

    XP,
    > >> but, althought some of the utilities in PST detect the phone, still

    can't
    > >> get the main utility to open the phone (the menu options remain

    disabled).
    > >>
    > >> Also, I've tried other progs (Gagin, TrueSync Plus, and some others)

    and
    > >> NONE of them seem to detect the device (It's installed under COM4, and
    > >> works as a modem).
    > >>
    > >> Anybody can help me?
    > >>
    > >> Thanks.
    > >>
    > >> --
    > >>
    > >> --> Antonio Trueba Gayol
    > >> --> [email protected]
    > >>

    > >

    >






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  2. #2
    JAckASs
    Guest

    Re: Upload java apps, wallpapers, etc to a GSM T720i......USB not supported.....

    I didn't think Midway worked with USB DATA Cables, which what you buy
    for the T720i.

    On Sat, 13 Sep 2003 11:47:52 +0800, "bee" <[email protected]> wrote:

    >PST does not support WinXP even you installed the compatible programe from
    >Microsoft for the running of non-WinXP programs. You can only install and
    >open the program in WinXP but connecton function cannot be used because the
    >phone connection driver inside the PST is not supported to run under WinXP
    >system basic (not the MOT USB driver).
    >
    >It only run well on Win98 and Win2000. You can install 2 systems in your
    >computer special for this program. So, you can use all functions of PST.
    >
    >Or, only use JAVA installation program Midway(this program support WinXP).
    >Find another computer that run Win98 or Win2000 to install the PST program.
    >After installation, connect your phone to the computer and activate the JAVA
    >install function through this PST program; then your phone will has a new
    >JAVA function inside the JAVA folder for the installation of JAVA programs
    >or games. Well, you can install the PST's attached JAVA program
    >"Midway.exe" to your WinXP. Now, you can run the Midway program in WinXP to
    >download the JAVA games or JAVA programs into your phone. (before any
    >installation, you must change the URL address written inside the .jad with
    >Notepad. The URL address should be the "name and location(the loaction
    >inside your PC folder and directory)" of the xxxxx.jar that corresponding to
    >your .jad program.)
    >sample: http://www.xxxxxxx.com/xxxxxx.jar change to 1. c:/xxxx/xxxx.jar
    >2. or, if it is in the same folder, you just type the name of the
    >xxxxxxx.jar
    >
    >Good luck and enjoy your phone
    >
    >
    >"Antonio Trueba Gayol" <[email protected]> ???
    >news[email protected] ???...
    >>
    >> Hi all,
    >>
    >> I'm trying to connect my GSM T720i to my PC, to do all those funny things
    >> people say that can be done with this phone, but can't get nothing

    >working.
    >>
    >> I'm trying PST (4.8 and 6) under WinXP Pro. I applied a hack I found
    >> somewhere on the net, so the "USB Composite Device" can be used under XP,
    >> but, althought some of the utilities in PST detect the phone, still can't
    >> get the main utility to open the phone (the menu options remain disabled).
    >>
    >> Also, I've tried other progs (Gagin, TrueSync Plus, and some others) and
    >> NONE of them seem to detect the device (It's installed under COM4, and
    >> works as a modem).
    >>
    >> Anybody can help me?
    >>
    >> Thanks.
    >>
    >> --
    >>
    >> --> Antonio Trueba Gayol
    >> --> [email protected]
    >>

    >





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