Arh, nej, så må vi gøre det på den "hårde
" måde. Dog fandt jeg nedenstående... Jeg har jo selv T9danish på min gamle E200. Der stod at jeg kunne kopiere den fil over på min nye, men "paster" lige teksten ind jeg har læst.. Jeg købte min over eBay for 2200. Helt ny og sim-unlocked,... :-)
Her er den tekst jeg har kigget på. Kan det give menig for dig?
Alternative T9 dictionary
1.
Before you carry out the ROM upgrade, open the file browser on your phone.
Enable it to see hidden files: Menu > Options > remove the checkmarks from "Hide hidden files", "Hide system files" and "Hide files in ROM"
2.
Find the T9-file here:
\windows\T9DanishLdb.dll
This is the DANISH file - choose the T9 with your own language of course (i.e. T9GermanLdb.dll).
3.
Copy the file to your storage card (meaning your MiniSD), as this will not be affected by the ROM upgrade/installation.
4.
Upgrade - follow the instructions in the top of this topic...
5.
After succesfull firmware installation/upgrade, make a folder named T9 under \Storage\Application Data\
6.
Copy the dll-file be backup'ed on the Storage Card to this new T9-folder.
7.
Now - playtime!
Download and install this program:
CLICK HERE
Choose "Smartphone 2002,2003 (ARM/PXA)"
then Download... copy the CAB-file to your phone, then run it - and it installs.
8.
Now the system registry has to be edited. Don't get scared - it's as easy as stealing meat balls from a Rottweiler dog... No, seriously - it's quite easy - just wait and see.
Open PHM Registry Editor on your phone.
9.1.
Find:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\T9 Input Method\MUI\Languages
Then choose to edit the string by selecting it and click on it - add ",0406" in the end. The comma (,) is important to remember! "0406" is the Microsoft code for Denmark, so find the correct Microsoft code for your language somewhere (search here on Modaco, or simply Google it).
9.2.
Find:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\T9 Input Method\LDBs
Then add a "String Value", and set "Value" = 0406 and "Value Data" = \Storage\Application Data\t9\T9DanishLdb.dll
Once again, the 0406 may differ in your case - and the T9DanishLdb.dll may be named T9GermanLdb.dll or T9ChtuluLdb.dll or whatever... I don't know all the languages, neither do I know their Microsoft code...
10.
DONE! Reboot the phone, begin writing an SMS. Press and hold * until the menu pops up where you can now choose your own language!
If your language is shown, but you can't write anything - you propably did something wront in 9.2 --- please doublecheck.