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Posted by mruane
Hi

I have a T68i purchased in Singapore - but used in New Zealand. It has the font inconsistency that plagued these versions. Does anyone know whether a SE service point should be able to replace this language file with a European version to get rid of this problem? My local service point does not know anything about this possibility but surely it must be possible.

Cheers Mike


Posted by Cytech

is it a T68i or T68ie? if it is a T68ie a servicepoint can't upgrade it with a european language version...

Posted by doctabako
Got the same problem with my t68ie. That's called the font inconsistency bug. Problem is they just can't yank out this language pack so i'll have to live with it. Until i get the t610 that is:grin:

Posted by mruane
Yep looks like I also have to wait for the T610. How do you tell a T68i from a T68ie? I always thought that mine was a T68i.

Cheers Mike

Posted by oki doc
A t68ie has a chinese language added to other languages on your phone. It usually has chinese characters on its keypads.

Posted by mruane
OK, well this T68i does not have chineese characters on the keyboard so I guess it is a T68i. It does have the chineese language available in the menu but standard English markings on the keyboard.

Does that mean it can be flashed with a EURO language set?

Cheers Mike

Posted by doctabako
Unless they changed the keypads. The chinese language pack however makes it suspect.

Posted by randyrivera
Plenty of people had their t68mc/ie to the Euro language pack. font inconsistency if fixed. in the phils. you can go to smartnet for the euro pack

Posted by FRiC
Does anyone know if T300 with Thai language can be flashed to Chinese version? The Thai language version can display Chinese, but I'd rather have Chinese input too.

Also, where can I buy replacement keypads? The Thai language keypad is really cramped with all the extra characters.



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