Installation instructions:
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* Extract the MobyToday.jad file and store it on your computer.
* Transfer the MobyToday.jad to your phone using bluetooth, infrared or cable.
* Depending on your phone the download of MobyToday will start automatically after you have transferred 
MobyToday.jad to your phone.
* If the download does not start automatically, then navigate to the downloaded MobyToday.jad file and 
press Install or Open.
* MobyToday will then be downloaded using your default data connection and installed to your phone.
* If, after MobyToday has been downloaded, the installation fails it's most likely due to a missing 
or wrongly configured Thawte root certificate on your phone. In this case go the section "Installation Problems" 
further down.

IMPORTANT!!:
* After MobyToday have been installed you need to configure the Access Permissions to allow MobyToday to 
access the phone local file system and the internet. How this is done depends on your phone. 
Please the below section for instructions for your phone type.

Configuring Access Permssions for MobyToday
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Sony Ericsson phones:
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Go to either Applications or Games (depending on where you installed MobyToday). Highlight MobyToday, 
but instead of opening it, press More->Permissions.

Select Read User Data and set the access permissions to Never Ask.
Select Write User Data and set the access permissions to Never Ask.

If you don't have the option to set these to Never Ask, then you most likely installed the unsigned version of MobyToday (meaning that
you installed the MobyToday.jar file directly instead of the MobyToday.jad file) or you don't 
have the Thawte root certificate on your phone. Please go to 
http://www.bermin.net/mt_download.html for instructions on how to download MobyToday the signed version of MobyToday.

Nokia Series 60 phones:
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Go to Tools > Manager > MobyToday > Options > Suite settings

Select Read User Data and set the access permissions to Never Ask.
Select Write User Data and set the access permissions to Never Ask.

If you don't have the option to set these to Never Ask, then you most likely installed the unsigned version of MobyToday (meaning that
you installed the MobyToday.jar file directly instead of the MobyToday.jad file) or you don't 
have the Thawte root certificate on your phone. Please go to 
http://www.bermin.net/mt_download.html for instructions on how to download MobyToday the signed version of MobyToday.

Nokia Series 40 phones:
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Go to MobyToday->Options->Application access->Phone access

Select Read User Data and set the access permissions to Never Ask.
Select Add and edit data and set the access permissions to Never Ask.

If you don't have the option to set these to Never Ask, then you most likely installed the unsigned version of MobyToday (meaning that
you installed the MobyToday.jar file directly instead of the MobyToday.jad file) or you don't 
have the Thawte root certificate on your phone. Please go to 
http://www.bermin.net/mt_download.html for instructions on how to download MobyToday the signed version of MobyToday.


Installation Problems
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Certificate problems
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MobyToday is signed using a Thawte Premium Server certificate. In order to run MobyToday need to have the Thawte Premium Server 
root certificate enabled on your phone. Most new Nokia and Sony Ericsson phones should have 
the Thawte root certificate on them. However some operators choose to remove this certificate and only allow applications signed 
with the Operator's own certificate to be installed.

If the Thawte root certificate is not present on the phone, or if it is incorrectly configured, the installation will fail. 
Please go to http://www.bermin.net/mt_certificate.html for instructions on how to handle certificate problems.



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