[AlexKidd]

Originally Posted by chungs

Hi CBR900RR

Need your help. I followed your insturction on my TMO 8320 and it is not working!! is there something i need to watch out for? or the included OS is newer than the Chinese version?

Thank you for your help.

The OS referenced is for the *8300*. Your *8320* uses a different OS, so it will not work.

Sorry, you'll have to wait for a foreign carrier to pick up the 8320 and get a version of the OS built by RIM which includes Chinese fonts and PinYin input. I truly doubt the T-Mobile version does.

--Kidd

[John Clark]

Alexkidd is correct. There is no chinese input for the 8320 at this time.

[John Clark]

Originally Posted by chungs

Hi CBR900RR

Need your help. I followed your insturction on my TMO 8320 and it is not working!! is there something i need to watch out for? or the included OS is newer than the Chinese version?

Thank you for your help.

Chungs, no need to double post. I can tell you from one single post that there is no Chinese input support for the 8320.

[CBR900RR]

Wirelessly posted (BlackBerry8800/4.2.1 Profile/MIDP-2.0 Configuration/CLDC-1.1 VendorID/100)

Thanks for the correction, I don't even realize it is a 8320.

[chungs]

Thank you for your help. but how about just reading Chinese? Any thoughts?

[John Clark]

I don't think that's supported without the Chinese input support. Someone can correct me if I'm wrong on that fact.

[Ramsy]

Originally Posted by John Clark

I don't think that's supported without the Chinese input support. Someone can correct me if I'm wrong on that fact.

On my T-Mobile 8700g, Chinese character display was supported WITHOUT the need of having the Chinese input support installed on my BlackBerry and using T-Mobile's OS. However, as I posted in response to Chungs in another thread, the T-Mobile 8320 is not supporting Chinese character display (either simplified or traditional) with the current OS.

[soloo]

It seems to me some users of ATT Curve are able to read Chinese after installing a freelance's ".cod" files. I am wondering if TMO's Curve can be made in the same way.

Originally Posted by Ramsy

On my T-Mobile 8700g, Chinese character display was supported WITHOUT the need of having the Chinese input support installed on my BlackBerry and using T-Mobile's OS. However, as I posted in response to Chungs in another thread, the T-Mobile 8320 is not supporting Chinese character display (either simplified or traditional) with the current OS.

[John Clark]

It's possible. Also, there are some 8300 Curve OS's that have Chinese support. You might be able to take .cod's from one of those. However, I don't know which ones are necessary to make it work.

[chungs]

Thank you all for the great help. I guess i will have to wait and see. If anyone found a way to make TMO 8320 capable of reading Chinese, please share!!! I assume 8300 and 8320 OS is different. That's why I could not install 8300 OS onto mine.

[LinkERP]

Originally Posted by winger888

I installed the two Chinese fonts from this wonder gentleman Icey Cake's Fei Hua Blog: Viewing Chinese with T-Mobile's RIM BlackBerry 8100
onto my AT&T Curve. It has worked without any problem - I have had the fonts installed for over a month now. Hope this helps.

winger888:
I can't download it.
Can you send it to me?(linkerp@126.com)
Thanks!