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Posted on - 03/31/2012
How to create and edit themes on symbian mobile phone using Blue FTP applications with ease?
Create and Edit Themes on Symbian Phone Using Blue FTP
Hi,
Seems that you have a misunderstanding. Blue FTP stands for "Bluetooth File Transfer Program Protocol"
Basically, Blue FTP is a mobile java application which focuses on transferring files through Bluetooth connectivity. Blue FTP enables you to browse files on your phone memory as well as your memory card like PC. Using Blue FTP you can rename, cut, copy, paste, change the properties of files, send files through the Bluetooth with in the application. The main advantage of the application is that you can browse your friend's Bluetooth. It acts like a Bluetooth intruder’s application. You can browse and download any data from a paired Bluetooth device. The latest version of Blue FTP have the feature to lock the application by password. So that nobody can open the application without the exact password. You can't create/edit themes using this application.
Hopes everything is clear now.
Have a nice day!
Create and Edit Themes on Symbian Phone Using Blue FTP
Here is how you can create themes using BlueFTP.
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Open BlueFTP then browse to the folder or to the location of your themes. Remember to use only the themes you have downloaded and not the ones that came with your mobile phone.
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Open the theme you wish to edit.
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Copy all the files you see in the opened theme. Or create a new folder and then copy those files to this folder.
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Create another folder then copy your pictures or images to this folder according to the number of files you copied from the opened theme or from the first folder you created. You can also use 1 picture but you should create several copies of it to match the number of files from the first folder. For example, if the first folder has 10 files, create 10 copies of your picture.
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Next, rename your pictures on the second folder according to the names of the files from the first folder.
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After renaming all files, compress them into “.nth”.
And that’s it. Remember that this is only done with Java phones.
