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Athenon
post Feb 24 2008, 21:03
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Ok, an actually original question (well, for this forum...maybe not for all the Modaco forums). I want Japanese and Chinese input and viewing support on my BlackJack II. I managed to get it with CE-Star (excellent program btw), but it's $25 and I won't use it enough to warrant the $25.

Suggestions? Any of them? smile.gif
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post Feb 25 2008, 00:27
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First off, posting of warez is not permitted here, so you won't have any luck with that here.

But it seems you're more asking for a free alternative? Unfortunately, from what I hear, CE-Star is the best, and possibly only option. The one other option would be to reflash the phone using a Windows Mobile for your locale/language. However, since no one has flashed the BJII yet, I wouldn't count on that happening anytime soon...
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post Feb 25 2008, 01:42
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Yeah, and now somehow I've broken CE-Star. I uninstalled it and re-installed it, and now it won't work...it runs and all, but the special key combos don't work with the program.

EDIT: I would consider buying it if I could get it to work sleep.gif

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First off, posting of warez is not permitted here, so you won't have any luck with that here.

But it seems you're more asking for a free alternative? Unfortunately, from what I hear, CE-Star is the best, and possibly only option. The one other option would be to reflash the phone using a Windows Mobile for your locale/language. However, since no one has flashed the BJII yet, I wouldn't count on that happening anytime soon...

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