Please, help me!
I've bought my new A1000 (3 operator) saturday: very, very nice phone, but...
I cannot launch pratically the 95% of the new installed java apps (and expecially games)!!!
- All the apps are at least designed for Nokia66series or P850-900;
- Most of them work nicely on my brothers' 3510i;
- I tried to install them from DataSuite, directly by FileManager or copying them into \documents\media\others and then select install;
- Icon appears, folders created, i click the link to start and...
Nothing Happens!!! Nothing. Nothing. Two or three of them work, i click, 1 second, Java starts up, and everything it's ok. But all the others... nothing. Tried for hours and hours this weekend.. please anybody helps me!

P.S.: I've noticed that working apps create an .ini file, while the others don't.

Of course Nokia Series 60 apps and games won't work on the A1000 becuase they are not designed to work.Read up on your basics: www.symbian.com , www.uiq.com , www.series60.com

Search the forums for a tutorial on the subject of P800/P900 apps installation on the A1000.It might be aimed at the A920/A925 but it should work of the A1000 also.

Please, help me!
I cannot launch pratically the 95% of the new installed java apps (and expecially games)!!!
- All the apps are at least designed for Nokia66series or P850-900;
- Most of them work nicely on my brothers' 3510i;


If they work on 3510i, that means they are J2ME applications ('MIDlets'), not Personal Java, yes?

If the installation went OK, then the application is clearly having a problem actually running. (LOTS of checks are done during installation, and most iffy MIDlets will fail at that stage). So the odds are that it's throwing a Java exception. To see the text of the exception, you need to install the Redirector application, which may be floating about on the web as redirect.sis or redirector.sis (don't ask me for it!) This should tell you why the app isn't running. The exception may be thrown by the MIDlet itself, or by the A1000 J2ME environment (classes like com.symbian.midp2runtime....) - either way, the text of the exception may tell you what's wrong.

P.S.: I've noticed that working apps create an .ini file, while the others don't.

That's odd.