1. john45acp's Avatar
    how do i get my original themes back that i deleted
    09-09-08 02:06 PM
  2. sunkast's Avatar
    Back story?

    What themes are you referring to?
    Last edited by sunkast; 09-09-08 at 02:38 PM.
    09-09-08 02:14 PM
  3. greg24's Avatar
    yea why did you delete them?
    09-09-08 02:37 PM
  4. john45acp's Avatar
    the only one i was usin was zen so i deleted them to have more memory ..
    09-09-08 02:49 PM
  5. benzworm's Avatar
    you can uninstall and reinstall the os on your computer and the next time you sync it up, they will be back...
    09-09-08 02:55 PM
  6. john45acp's Avatar
    a im still quite the newb only bout 3.5 months with blackberry.. where wud i find the info/steps to do that
    09-09-08 02:57 PM
  7. sunkast's Avatar
    Note: I don't recommend removing the bbdimension, Dimension zen, Dimension L, or dimension Today themes as some of the above themes need these in order to run. Also, 3rd party custom themes require these to be installed in order to function. Removing the Dimension themes will make it impossible to use these 3rd party themes.
    Optimize your BB! How To Setup for max free memory!

    If simply remove the cod files for these themes out of the Java folder, then simply moving them back will add them again. If you actually deleted those files, then you will need to reinstall the OS to your PC and start with your modifications again, making sure to leave those themes.

    You can get the OS from blackberry.com. Just go to the downloads.
    09-09-08 02:58 PM
  8. fatboy97's Avatar
    The Blackberry 101 lessons have a lot of great information... i added a link in my signature below, but here is the lesson you want: BlackBerry 101: How to Install or Upgrade to a New RIM BlackBerry Operating System (OS) | CrackBerry.com
    09-09-08 03:04 PM
  9. fatboy97's Avatar
    The Blackberry 101 lesson also included Freeing Up Memory, and Basics of Themes.
    09-09-08 03:08 PM
  10. john45acp's Avatar
    thanks much
    09-09-08 03:09 PM
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