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Limwire .jar on PSP
Name: go_places_puterwize Date: March 30, 2006 at 17:47:05 Pacific OS: Windows Vista 2006 CPU/Ram: P4/512MB Product: Dell/Dimension4600
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I have been wondering about this for a long time.. Whe I installed limewire on my computer, I noticed Limewire.jar in the folder and thought I could get it on my PSP inside the web browser. I dont know alot about java and was trying to mess around to make a working applet I can open up in the PSP Web Browser... Is this theoreticaly possible? Is it not the end of the world? Will George Bush ever find intelligence? Stay tuned and find out... But seriously, there has to be some way you can type in the address i.e. file://PSP/limewire/limewire.html The html I dont know how to make an applet. I know theres a way but I never understand it. I tried: </applet> archive "limwire.jar" size 480x272 <applet> is this right? if not, what am i doing wrong? does anyone have this actually running on their psp? a little help would be nice. (Wake up neo, the matrix has you...)
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