Help! Installing Opera Mini in Moto Q

[oso53b2]

Originally Posted by MBK2

It's not faster but definitely much better appearance wise. As for 'simple', are you saying it is easy to install the J9 or to install and launch the midlets?

can't be any easier than installing the JBED Midlet Mngr and then simply launching the mini.jar executable to have JBED install and launch it. Then you can create a shortcut for the JBED in your start menu and launch that afterwards and the Opera Mini will be on the list.

Got it, I'll give a shot, thanks

[darkdomino]

so yeah I got Opera Mini installed with no problems whatsoever....

Installing OperaMini on the Verizon Q9C

1. I installed Jbed from here: http://www.1800pocketpc.com/blog/wp-...08/02/jbed.zip (use ActiveSync to copy the .cab over to your "My Documents" folder on your phone)

2. Installed OperaMini - (download the two files and copy them to your "My Documents" folder on your phone with ActiveSync.)
http://mini.opera.com/download-4/ope...vanced-int.jad
http://mini.opera.com/download-4/ope...vanced-int.jar

3. Go to your File Manager and open the file "opera-mini-4.1.11355-advanced-int.jar" - the filesize should be 120.8 K on your phone

4. Installing Opera it should show you some screens prompting you to give Opera permission to access the network, but it should install fine and prompt you to open it.

... so far OperaMini will not put an icon in your start menu but you can access it by opening up Jbed and it will let you open it.

[oso53b2]

I'm glad that you got it to work

Originally Posted by darkdomino

so yeah I got Opera Mini installed with no problems whatsoever....

Installing OperaMini on the Verizon Q9C

1. I installed Jbed from here: http://www.1800pocketpc.com/blog/wp-...08/02/jbed.zip (use ActiveSync to copy the .cab over to your "My Documents" folder on your phone)

2. Installed OperaMini - (download the two files and copy them to your "My Documents" folder on your phone with ActiveSync.)
http://mini.opera.com/download-4/ope...vanced-int.jad
http://mini.opera.com/download-4/ope...vanced-int.jar

3. Go to your File Manager and open the file "opera-mini-4.1.11355-advanced-int.jar" - the filesize should be 120.8 K on your phone

4. Installing Opera it should show you some screens prompting you to give Opera permission to access the network, but it should install fine and prompt you to open it.

... so far OperaMini will not put an icon in your start menu but you can access it by opening up Jbed and it will let you open it.