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@Taboo
Strange I have a vodafone branded R1L also... and it worked for me. Uhhh only the way that majto explained worjked for me.
Greetz,
M-Jay
http://t-six-ten.no-ip.biz
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Posted: 2003-09-20 21:32:15
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i did both...but still no...
maybe i have to do it again...
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Posted: 2003-09-22 10:52:52
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When the T610 opens pictures, it needs memory to show them on screen. If you do a master reset, all the temporary data will be deleted, and the phone will have to read the files again before displaying them. When it runs out of memory, all remaining pics will be corrupted(!). So if you fill it up after the reset, and then enter "My Pictures", all pictures should be corrupted and easily removed.
-KJ
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Posted: 2003-09-23 02:24:00
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does this work for Orange T610 mobile phones? can anyone confirm this? if so which method did u use? the one one page 1 or page 2?
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Posted: 2003-09-24 02:12:19
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Craig to the B
I have tried the above and it didn't seam to work. Although I most probably did it wrong.
I hope someone else has managed the above.
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Posted: 2003-09-24 09:39:59
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Right Guys I managed to get this to work first time around. Here is my own method of creating this.
Before doing this make sure u back up all important information and save your phone book
1. I did a Master Reset on the phone
2. Make sure that Wallpaper, Startup picture, Screensaver and Auto Key lock are all disabled (turned off)
3. Create a text file in Notepad and fill it with a few characters\lines of text. I did this until the size of the file was about 300k. I then renamed the file to: "theme.thm" I made several duplicates of this file but renamed them differently.
4. Using BT / IR or your data cable copy the "theme.thm" files across to your phone. You must do this until your phones memory is full. You can check your phone memory by going to [Entertainment]-->[Games & More]-->then click mroe and choose memory status to get your reading.
5. Once the phone memory is full u wont be able to send anything else across. To verify that the phone memory is full try and create a phone book entry...if all has worked you WILL NOT be able to do this....Next do the following:
6. Go to [settings] and then choose [display] to bring up the display menu. You then need to choose [Wallpaper] and then click [Set picture]. You will not be able to view the pictures as there is no free menu to create the thumnails. You will just see an hour glass.
7. On the individual hour glasses (where the picture preview should be) you need to click [select] you should then receive a message that says something like "can not preview picture do you want to delete?" just choose yes for this. You will need to do this for all of the pictures
8. A quick tip....as you begin to delete the pictures memory will be freed up and therfore you may get the odd picture that gives u a preview thumbnail.....I did step 7 really quick and managed to delete all except for 1.
I now have 1572KB of free memory!!
I am on Orange network and this procedure worked the quickest for me.
Craig to the b
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Posted: 2003-09-24 11:18:03
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Craig to the B:
If you want to remove all pictures wait until the thumbnails turn from an hourglas to an X.
This meens that the phone no longer is trying to create a thumbnail for that image and you can delete them all nice and easy.
Note that on Live-phones the Animation, rose and (some other picture I can't remember the name of) will remain as an hourglas no matter how long you wait.
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Posted: 2003-09-24 11:45:11
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thanks.....im happy, i deleted all pics except the rose which hardly takes up any space.
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Posted: 2003-09-24 17:59:41
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Please could someone upload the blank theme file somewhere so that people without cables can use it for this process.
Subsequently, is it absolutely necessary to have a blank theme? What would happen if you didn't?
With regards to filling up the phone memory... you can take lots of pictures and then fill up the last remaining space by recording sounds on the phone. This can be done until 0 bytes is free.
So, anyone?
Thanks
~11~
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Posted: 2003-09-30 21:02:27
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@ Kidd 11
Q. ""Please could someone upload the blank theme file somewhere so that people without cables can use it for this process?""
A. It could be done, but it is best to create this ur self using the methods talked about already. If you havnt got a data cable or bluetooth I suggest u invest...its well worth the money and besides you will want to back up your phones data!
Q. ""Subsequently, is it absolutely necessary to have a blank theme? What would happen if you didn't? ""
A. No not really, I guess you could fill up the memory using a large midi file. You could rename any file that is quite large and send it to your phone. But to keep things simple just rename it as a ".thm" file! Dont use ready created themes, besides they are two small and you would have to send too many to fulfil your phones memory. I created a blank text file and filled it with text until it reached 300K in size. I then copied this file numerous times until it filled the memory up.
Q. ""With regards to filling up the phone memory... you can take lots of pictures and then fill up the last remaining space by recording sounds on the phone. This can be done until 0 bytes is free.""
A. Yes this is true..but it also defeats the whole object, its the pictures that you are wanting to delete so dont fill them up! Its quite logical really. Just follow the guidelines as they have been tested and they do work.
Craig to the B
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Posted: 2003-09-30 22:37:20
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