I have a T616. You said it's possible to open the .thm-files with stuffit expander and look at the content. That is because the .thm-files are actually regular .tar-files, with a .thm instead of .tar suffix. Hence, you should be able to use the tar command from the shell to pack and unpack .thm files.

Try opening a terminal, then

> cd /path/to/file
(it's best to have a separate directory as the files will be unpacked into the working directory)

> tar xvf theme-name.thm
(unpack the .thm file)

> mv theme-name.thm /path/to/a/save/location
(save the original theme)

Then edit all the pictures you want to edit, and/or the information in the .xml file. There is a person called Mo, who wrote a nice tutorial on this, with all the size information. Last time I googled for it, it was only available through the google cache. The address used to be members.lycos.co.uk/mosedrengen/tutorial/.

After you're done with the creative work

> tar cvf theme-name.thm *
(pack the things back into a .thm-file)

and send the new theme to your phone.

Hope this works, haven't tried it all the way yet.

Cheers, jan

It's a very Mac like experience...

1. Add Bluetooth File Exchange to the dock (if you like) as it makes drag-and-drop a breeze.

2. Assuming you've paired your Mac and phone, drag the file on your Mac that you want to install onto the BFE icon, select your T610, and watch the T610 screen.

3. The T610 will ask if you want to accept the file: say Yes.

6. The T610 will tell you where it has saved the file. It automatically knows where to save a given file type.

Screensavers get saved in My Pictures (select the pic, choose More, select Screensaver). Java apps automatically get saved in Entertainment > Games & more.

File exchange, sync etc works fine but no joy with SMS

it looks like pics and messages and themes are easy to backup on your mac.

but i'm trying to figure out how to backup my games.

i have tons of games, but not alot of space. i'd like to be able to just keep them on my mac machine, and swap them around to the phone when i felt like it.

i'll keep looking but i suspect no es possible. :/

The "SMS Message" option is actually greyed out in my Address Book when I right-click on a mobile number. However, I can happly use BluePhoneMenu to send SMS messages - even though that utility accesses numbers stored in the OS X Address Book!

Any ideas on how to enable SMS from the Address Book directly?