BlackBerry® Storm™

[jeff1974w]

i havent done it with option one, only option 2.  sorry

[krazyrob1]

we need to find a better way to do this on a mac!

[Teris]

Has anyone tried Option One?  I can't even figure out how to find files like that on my Storm.  I can search through my emails and texts, but not system files.  Thanks for any help you can provide.

[JSanders Resident Expert]

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krazyrob1 wrote:
we need to find a better way to do this on a mac!

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You must use a PC.

[krazyrob1]

honestly, if blackberry ever wants to complete with the iphone, they really need to a get DM software for mac. PocketMac just doesnt cut it for me. I mean come on, how hard is it to make a mac software release???

[JSanders Resident Expert]

I know it is being worked on... I don't know why the sluggish delay.

[allandwysmuller]

jeff, thanks for your help.  Not being the most adept at all of this, and trying to optimize my Storm, could you go over the process of deleting the wallpapers with java.  I don't have a clue as to the procedures.  Thanks, Allan

Message Edited by allandwysmuller on 01-11-2009 11:33 AM

[jeff1974w · Accepted solution]

some people are having problems doing this so heres how to do it, the easy way:

1. back up storm (highly recommend this to all who have yet to practice this)

2. go into c> program files > common files > research in motion > shared > loader > java > the largest file in there is the sample pix. File name is net_rim_bb_medialoader_backgrounds_360x480_t.cod

3. move this file to another location

4. Run the OS update and you've got 5 more mb 

[GreggC]

Jeff wrote:

"2. go into c> program files > common files > research in motion > shared > loader > java > the largest file in there is the sample pix. File name is net_rim_bb_medialoader_backgrounds_360x480_t.cod

3. move this file to another location

4. Run the OS update and you've got 5 more mb"

How do I get to the first step, going to C< ??

Gregg

[jeff1974w]

c refers to you computer, generally your hard drive with your os on it!