Previous Next. You need to perform setup procedure. You can however, have those softwares done in 2 differrent ways.
Then when you double click those xxxx. Or you can transfer you xxxx. Then the installer in you phone will ask you to do the rest. The way Symbian works is similar to that Windows on the PC. I hope you will get it done easily. Message Edited by delixis on Aug AM. How satisfied are you with this reply? Thanks for your feedback, it helps us improve the site. In reply to delixis's post on August 17, Hi delixis, Thank you for your message.
I still don't get it. My phone can connect to my PC without any problems either. I can move files between the phone and my PC. I installed software on the CD that comes with the phone. It seems to me everything is installed on my PC not the phone. Let's make it simple, you know there is a dictionary we can use on the phone. When I tried to use the dictionary, I got a message say "Dictionary is not installed, please I know I don't have the dictionary.
SIS file. Ok, I downloaded from nokia web site. I just don't know where I should put the dctionary. Should I put the file into a folder on the SD card or what? In reply to fb2's post on August 17, Normally, if you download a sis software from Nokia web by your phone. After finishing download, the installer will work automatically and after that you can use that software. You can try uninstall that problematic SW first, then download and install it again. It is kind of a ZIP package containing many files that are copied to your phone drive.
You have to run, execute, or whatever you want to call it the SIS package on the phone, or using the Application Installer application that comes with PC Suite.
If you already have the SIS files on your SD card then use the File Manager program on the phone to find the file and then "click" on it with the center of the joystick as delixis states above. In reply to jacobsladder's post on August 17, SIS file, double-click it on your PC. The Nokia 'Install applications' program should start up and install the SIS application to your phone. In reply to zitseng's post on August 17, Was this reply helpful? Yes No.
Sorry this didn't help. Thanks for your feedback. Isn't there anyone who has had success in listening to music from the N73 via the BH headphones? I'm going to eMail this to Nokia if nothing comes up, just to make sure. I don't want to waste my money on something that doesn't work. My cellphone, N73 is in list of compatible devices to this phones, but when I yesterday for first time succesfully connected phones to cellphone, sound quality was very bad I was angry, so I downloaded a new software for cellphone and installed Or is here anybody who can solve this?
Please help, Milan, Czech Republic sorry for mistakes in my english :. This thread is locked. You can follow the question or vote as helpful, but you cannot reply to this thread. I have the same question 2. Report abuse. Details required :. Cancel Submit. Your phone doesnt support the A2DP profile hence the quality is going to be bad. How satisfied are you with this reply? Thanks for your feedback, it helps us improve the site. In reply to okinawa's post on January 24, I have a Nokia N73 Music Edition, software level 4.
I have read in various places that this phone does support the A2DP profile with the latest software. I too bought the BH headset. I get good quality stereo sound when playing MP3 music tracks, but the stereo separation is not very wide.
However the main reason I wanted bluetooth headphones is to listen to podcasts from the BBC mostly people talking. These I find to be of low quality, sounding like AM broadcasts and lacking bass. Why is this? There is nothing wrong with the source files because they sound just fine when played on my PC.
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