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Usually, we (a Windows Mobile users) use RapiConfig.exe to execute an XML script (for WAP Provisioning) to modify some values in the phone. For some reasons, we probably need to execute it directly from the phone. To do that, we can use AEConfig.exe and modify some extension mapping in the registry, so we can just click the selected XML file to execute it.

I, personally, use xmlc extension to accomodate that.
So, I use these setting in the registry :

HKCR\.xmlc
Default = xmlcfile

HKCR\xmlcfile\Shell\Open\Command
Default = "\Program Files\AEConfig.exe" -ui -input="%1"

and of course, I copy the AEConfig.exe file in the \program files\ phone directory.

Afther that, we can create a WAP Provisioning file, for example, test.xmlc … and execute it directly (by clicking it) from the phone itself (no PC connection needed).

Buat temen-temen pemakai Windows Mobile 5, dan penyuka java kemungkinan besar sudah meng-install JBED. Kalau JBED yang diinstall temen-temen adalah JBED yang bukan Claudya (versi paling awal, kalo ndak salah), JBED yang sudah bisa diinstall di \Storage Card (bukan yang di \windows\appd), — saya sendiri menggunakan yang JBed_20071119.3.1_3dMod_HeapSizeFix_v3_wm5 — dibawah ini ada trik untuk mengubah font midlet java.

For Windows Mobile 5 users, who really love java, JBED is a really good application. If your JBED is NOT a Claudya (the 1st version if I’m not wrong), if your JBED is the one which has a capability to keep the installed midlet in the \Storage Card (not in \windows\appdb), (I am using JBed_20071119.3.1_3dMod_HeapSizeFix_v3_wm5), here is my explanation to change the java font.

By default, font yang digunakan oleh JBED di WM5 adalah Tahoma (kecuali di versi WM6, jbedRose yang sudah bisa diset dari registry JavaFont). Supaya bisa gonta-ganti font, dan TIDAK mempengaruhi software lain di WM5 yang juga pake font Tahoma, kita bisa lakukan:

By default, that JBED use Tahoma (not like jbedRose which use a JavaFont registry value to set the font). To modify it, without affecting all other application use the same Tahoma font, we can do these:

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I just change my CDMA phone to MotoQ. So now, I use QWERTY windows mobile smatphone for both CDMA and GSM phone :) Here is my first tweak for MotoQ (I do googling, but found very minimum info about this “tweak”).

Hehehe … barusan ganti HP CDMA jadi MotoQ (tadinya Nokia 6275i). Jadi dech, sekarang pake 2 HP yang dua-duanya QWERTY, Windows Mobile :) Dan inilah tulisan saya tentang ngoprek MotoQ (udah googling, tapi kayaknya tweak ini kurang populer, atau nggak masuk kategori tweak ?)

If you are MotoQ user and not convenient with the phone keypad position (for me it is too left, rather difficult for one-right hand operation) … you can add or modify other keys to become a phone keypad using this registry tweak :

Buat pemakai MotoQ yang kurang sreg dengan lokasi tombol keypad untuk nelpon (buat saya agak terlalu ke kiri, kurang nengah) … bisa nambah atau ngubah tombol lain supaya berfungsi sebagai tombol keypad juga dengan registry tweak dibawah ini :

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Continuing my JBed Rose exploration. Googling about changing the display font size with no luck, finally I found it by myself (:p) using IDAPro. If you are using JBed Rose and think that the main font size (and also font that is used in the java edit box) is too small, just try these registry tweak :

- create this key : \HKLM\Software\Apps\Esmertec Java\Device Info\Font
- and then, create these string values :
-- style
-- size
-- face

For example, I use :
\HKLM\Software\Apps\Esmertec Java\Device Info\Font\style = Nina
\HKLM\Software\Apps\Esmertec Java\Device Info\Font\size = 18
\HKLM\Software\Apps\Esmertec Java\Device Info\Font\face = Normal

Left image is the original About screen, and the right ones is the same screen after this registry tweak (size = 18).

I change my smartphone, and now I have a Windows Mobile 6 inside it. Googling, searching, and find that Opera Mini is the best mobile browser exists. It is very fast (because all content is compressed before passing to our mobile handset), easy to read (mobile screen is very different with desktop right?) and the best thing is : free.

One problem that I found before using this Opera Mini is : it is Java midlet, and my WinMob smartphone (Samsung i600) does not have a built-in java capabilities or a midlet manager. Again, googling, and found that JBED is the best Java Virtual Machine (JVM) for winmob smartphone. I use JBedRose, because it give a full-screen capabilities. Some JVM is not a full-screen when it is executed from WM. There is a small part on the bottom of the screen that is not handled by the JVM, and this jbedrose can handle it. The main plus of this jbedrose is the speed. I try some other JVM, and found no one can beat her speed.

Install jbedrose, install Opera Mini 4.2, and voilla, it is run perfectly. But … why the font is very strange? It is too small, and not so clear for reading in my screen [landscape 320x240] (compared to the old jbed version that I used before). Ask Mr. Google, and found this clue from XDA Developers site :

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