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手机文件浏览程序的另外一个版本！ SMan is a system utility that manages your UIQ device. It provides functionality wh

Here are the sources to SMan v1.0.

To install,
1) Make sure you have the Symbian v7.0 SDK installed.
2) Create a folder called C:\TEMP\SMAN
3) Extract the contents of the ZIP file to C:\TEMP\SMAN
4) Move EX.BAT in C:\TEMP\SMAN to the root of your C: drive
5) Copy C:\TEMP\SMAN\RELEASE\SMan.AIF to C:\ (you only need to do this once unless you change the AIF contents)
6) Create two zero byte files in C:\ called SMan.cfg and SMan.snp, respectively (you only need to do this once)
7) Type "BLDMAKE BLDFILES" from the command line (you only need to do this once)
8) Type "L" from C:\TEMP\SMAN and it should compile everything for you automatically.
9) Look in C:\TEMP\SMAN\RELEASE for a file called SMAN.SIS. Send that to your phone.

Note, I've got the tool chain setup to assume:
1) The SDK is installed in C:\Symbian
2) The SMAN sources is installed in C:\TEMP\SMAN

A few more things to be aware of: 
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When I started this project, I was on a learning path. You will notice this after browsing through the sources. There are many places where you can further optimize the code. The class design is also wrong in some places (evident from the patch-work design). If I had the time, I would throw everything away and restart from scratch. Unfortunately, SMan 1.2's (yes, 1.2) feature list is already being built and I don't want to spend any more time on 1.0's sources.

I'm releasing the sources for SMan 1.0 into public domain. You can do whatever you want with the codes. The main reason for this is to serve as a small tutorial to the developer community - especially people who are just beginning to embark on P800 development. I spent many hours / days looking for "how-tos" to achieve simple, simple stuff. Looking back, these should be very BASIC things that each Symbian programmer should know. But expecting beginners to pick them right up from the SDK is a daunting task, to say the least. The SDK still has MASSIVE room for improvements. Hopefully, the sources that I will continue to release will help you guys in some small bit......happy coding!


Regards,
the drollercoaster. :)