طريقة تركيب البرامج على البلاك بيري

After you have downloaded the zip file onto your desktop, open it (either automatically or using winzip or a zipping program) make a new folder on your desktop and place all the files in it except any instruction manuals, or .doc or .txt files. Those are just for you to read or know seperate from sending to the phone.

with your phone plugged in to the computer

On your desktop manager, open the application loader.

Depending on your version and model either click add or browse

a box will appear asking where the file is.... this is the tricky part....go to the new folder you created on your desktop.... you have to add the .alx AND the .cod file at the same time....so highlight the files or clicking one and holding down CTRL and clicking all the files, and click open. when you do this, you will notice the name of your application you want to download in the list now. Check the box for that application, click next or save, and then it will be in your downloads folder. For example I downloaded the mylocation application in my zip folder were 3 files .alx, .cod, and a .jad file. I highlighted all of them and it worked great.

I have the latest desktop software and I have the new [ندعوك للتسجيل في المنتدى أو التعريف بنفسك لمعاينة هذا الرابط] Storm, but it should be the same for most models.

I found that I had to do one more step though... Both the original and the newly created desktop folders contained the .cod and .alx files, BUT when I used 'browse' in the BB Desktop Manager the folder appeared with only the .alx file in it, the .cod file was not there. Hmmmm... I went back to the original desktop folder that was created when I downloaded the app, highlighted the .cod folder, right-clicked the mouse, selected 'properties', and at the bottom of the box saw a message that said "This came from a different computer and it might be blocked," I clicked 'unblock', 'apply', 'OK'. Just for good measure I repeated those steps on the .alx folder as well. Then I opened the BB Desktop Manager, connected my phone to the PC, and went through the usual routine steps of adding an app. The BBAlarm app was now in my list of apps, properly check-boxed for loading, and it said 'install' in the list. I finished the usual steps for loading an app and all went perfectly well.