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Frank - He is artificially intelligent, although you wouldn't guess looking at him. He has sound embedded, and growls out his answers to your questions.
He is based on Frankenstein's Monster, but unlike his namesake, can understand what you type!
This application also has the sound of a dank cellar with dripping water, to add to the atmosphere.
On opening the program, you will firstly be directed to add your name, so as Frank will know who he is speaking too.
Do this by selecting the text input box using the center up, or down key, and then opening the pop up text window, by using the central enter key. After doing this, use the centre down key to select the Enter button on the screen, which will then open the dialogue page.
He can be your mobile monster buddy, but he speaks and understands English.
Select the input text box by using the central keys on the phone. Open the text pop up window by using the central enter key and add your message.
Click OK and then press the ' Chat' soft key on the left to submit your text.
Installing Flash Lite SWF content onto a handset
After you have unzipped the game on your PC, install Flash game on your phone, and place them in one of these folders;
Phone mem/Documents/Flash
Memory card/Documents/Flash
The flash player can look in either of these directories, so just transfer the file to one of them.
With Nokia phones, the Nokia PC Suite software creates a system folder for the phone, so you can browse through the phone memory just like you would any hard drive, and can just copy files over into these folders.
Transfer the Flash games swf to the device, using one of the following methods:
IR (infrared): If your PC and handset both support infrared, you can connect the device with the PC and transfer the file via IR.
Bluetooth: If your PC and handset both support Bluetooth, you can connect the device with the PC and transfer the file via Bluetooth.
Memory card: Using a memory card reader, you can transfer the file to the memory card for the phone.
USB: Most phone manufacturers supply a USB cable for synchronising the handset with a PC and transferring files.
Reminder
When copying SWF files to view on the handset, it is important to remember to install the SWF file(s) into the correct folder on the device. The Flash Lite player will only recognize SWF files that are located in the following folders or sub folders within them.
Phone mem/Documents/Flash
Memory card/Documents/Flash
Once the SWF content is copied to one of the folders listed above, open Flash Lite from the application list, and find the SWF file to view and select it. Flash Lite will open the SWF file for viewing.
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