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Hi friends

I came across this app today while searching for another java...

I think this great app could gives some ideas how to create something many people here continues to search for. Create/ modify office docs.

This java app "All Format Writer" made by Tea Vui Huang creates a Open Doc Format (ODT), Microsoft Office Open XML (DOCX), China´s National Electronic Doc Format (UOF) and PDF at our choice!
And it Works...but... I cant save the file in the end. Almost forgot it works with Ming´s touchscreen!

I already tested thoroughly but i encounter an error related to where the application stores the file...already navigated to registry but there isnt nothing i can modify to make this work.

Please test it and see for yourself, i thinks its very good and gave me the idea that something (even better..say an Office suite ) could be done in MPKG...

http://teavuihuang.com/allformatwriter/

'All-Format Writer' is a freeware Java J2ME-based application for the mobile/cellular phone. It allows you to create and send out short and simple documents on the mobile phone in various competing 'next-generation' electronic document formats. These include OpenDocument Format (ODT), Microsoft's Office Open XML (DOCX), China's national electronic document format Unified Office Format (UOF / ) and the popular Portable Document Format (PDF).

As this application writes files to the removable storage, user permission is required. On the Nokia phones, the messages prompted will be "Allow application All-Format Writer to read user data?", followed by "Allow application All-Format Writer to write user data?". On the Sony Ericsson phones, the messages prompted will be "Allow application to read user data?" and "Allow application to write user data?". Please select "Yes" in all the above instances.

Note: If you get the following message when trying to save - 'Please insert removable storage to continue', it means that it can't locate the MS / SD card in the phone (which typically should be the e: drive). Ensure that removable storage has a folder "e:\MSSEMC\Media files\other" for MS, and 'e:\Others\' for SD Cards.

All credits to the Author - Tea Vui Huang

P.S. Someone that has a Nokia, please test it!

Thanks