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When I transferred my book file (from the library) to ADE it shows that it has 0 bites and when i try to open it ADE just shuts down. This happened not first time, with some books it worked well with some not. How i can fix it? please help

Hi and welcome to the forums!
A couple of places for you to visit: Blackberry 101 Tips & Tricks
When you say the device if "thinking" it is really trying to work without having enough system resources to work in. Best thing is to pull the battery out with the device ON. Wait about a minute and put the battery back in. Let the BB completely restart and see if that doesn't help. Clears out the memory and refreshes the BB; like rebooting your pc.
There is also a free app called Quickpull that will do this without your having to actually pull the battery. Check it out here: Quickpull
I have mine set to restart every morning at 4:30 so my BB is refreshed and ready to go each day. Sometimes, however, a real battery pull seems to do an even better job such as when you have installed any 3rd party apps or when your BB just feels sluggish from prolonged use (like posting in these forums
When you have anomalous behavior in your BB a battery pull often helps to clear it up too.
Make sure you are closing apps using the BB menue key; not just the back arrow (which doesn't actually close the app, but leaves it running in the background and eats up memory. Hit menu, scroll down to close and select close.
Go to media-options and see what your device memory limit is set to (5, 12 or 15 MB on my Curve) This is the amount of device memory set aside for the device to work in. You want to keep your file free number higher than this number or your BB will begin to delete old emails, texts etc to make room for itself to operate.
Let us know how it goes. Happy to have you here!
IrwinII
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Hi,
>We would like to know if there is any possibility that it is also causes by our file adapter? Says, it try to read the file that is not yet complete transferring make FTP give up transferring??
have not seen the file adapter causing any such problems. So, it looks like a network issue.
>We would like to know if FTP process is transferring the file over and file adapter try to read, what will happen? Will it read file with incomplete content and ftp still go on? Or will it stop reading and return back error as the file could not be open? Or it will force FTP process to let go the file??
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I'm facing this problem for a few times now and it is very frustrating that I keep loosing all my work.
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hmartires wrote:
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Hi and welcome to the forums!
A couple of places for you to visit: Blackberry 101 Tips & Tricks
When you say the device if "thinking" it is really trying to work without having enough system resources to work in. Best thing is to pull the battery out with the device ON. Wait about a minute and put the battery back in. Let the BB completely restart and see if that doesn't help. Clears out the memory and refreshes the BB; like rebooting your pc.
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