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Next week I'll be quite busy, but after that I'll certainly be able to do that.

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Can you install and start the current 3.1.2 version from the "Setting up a new dictionary" section (in the file DictionaryForMIDs_3.1.2_empty.zip) ?

No, the same error message as for the other 3.x.x versions.

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@Gert:

2.7.5@5MB(GerVN) works, 3.0.0(VieRus, MIDP 1.0) doesn't.

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@jreiffers: Does your phone support MIDP 2.0?

Yes, it does - JBenchmark 2.0 (which uses MIDP 2.0) works just fine.

Or what's the jar limit of your phone?

As I wrote yesterday, the limit is >2MB, though I don't know the exact value - so this can't be the reason why the newer versions don't work, either.

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@Gert:

I just tried the English -> Turkish dictionary (http://prdownloads.sourceforge.net/dictionarymid/DictionaryForMIDs_2.3.3_EngTur_freedict.zip?download), which is 2.3.3 and 2110 kB: it works without problems, so file size doesn't seem to be an issue.

Then, I tried the 3.0.3 English-Khmer dictionary (384 kB), but the installation fails. I've already tried changing the name of the jar/jad (including updating the manifest), since the names of the newer dictionaries are quite long (32 chars - somewhere somebody said Motorola phones had issues with that), but the error message remains unchanged.

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I have just tested both versions using Motorola's emulator (EmulatorA.5, v3xx). Both start up alright, but when I try to select a dictionary (i.e., when I choose "change directory"), an ArrayIndexOutOfBounds exception is thrown.

On the phone (v3xx as well) it seems to be impossible to install any of the newer versions of DfM (including these) - the installation will always quit with the error message "Anwendungsfehler" (application error). Version 2.4.2 works fine.

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