How to install or import a certificate on an Nokia...

Hello ,I have problems to install or import a certificate on my Nokia 6303 classic .I downloaded the certificate on my computer and transferred it to my Nokia.I do not see how to install or import it .On the Nokia under security I see several other certificates ,but I do not see a way to import or to install my certificate.I needed for an exchange server 2003 Please advice.Regards Tom Buiter

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