Does myJAL still work?

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Grim - 10 May 2005 09:12 GMT

I see a lot of references to webJAL but the setup instructions for webJAL
seem like a lot of hoops to jump through (install webJAL, Apache, etc.).
myJAL sounds like it'd be much easier? <shrug>?

I'm getting a i730 this week and would like to be able to add
ringtones/WP's - which is the better application to use?

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D-Rob - 10 May 2005 10:54 GMT

Yes, it works but you have to pay. I might have seen a crack somewhere, but
if you go to www.mobiledudes.com and register (it's free) and get the
program called MDJal all you have to do is go back every month and get a
free serial # from the site. I have been using that for about a year now
and never had a problem. Just make sure you load the USB drivers before you
ever plug the phone in to the computer. Then I like www.wimatt.com for
ringtones and papers.

DR

>I see a lot of references to webJAL but the setup instructions for webJAL
>seem like a lot of hoops to jump through (install webJAL, Apache, etc.).
>myJAL sounds like it'd be much easier? <shrug>?
>
> I'm getting a i730 this week and would like to be able to add
> ringtones/WP's - which is the better application to use?

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Grim - 10 May 2005 18:50 GMT

Thanks!

> Yes, it works but you have to pay. I might have seen a crack somewhere,
> but if you go to www.mobiledudes.com and register (it's free) and get the
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>> I'm getting a i730 this week and would like to be able to add
>> ringtones/WP's - which is the better application to use?

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D-Rob - 11 May 2005 23:14 GMT

No Prob!

> Thanks!
>
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>>> I'm getting a i730 this week and would like to be able to add
>>> ringtones/WP's - which is the better application to use?

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