5300 Chinese English Dictionary Upgrade 5.0 Proble...

After I upgraded Nokia 5300 to 5.0 firmware my Chinese/English dictionary will no longer work.
I tried downloading the dictionary from Nokia again and moving it back onto the phone as the directions explain. However, I still receive a message about the format not being able to be read.
I have seen many other posts with other people having the same problem as myself. Unfortunately, there has been no response from Nokia or solutions from users yet.
Any help would be greatly appreciated!
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Here are a few other threads already running:
Nokia 5300 Dictionary Problem 1
Nokia 5300 Dictionary Problem 2
Nokia 5300 Dictionary Problem 3
Nokia 5300 Dictionary Problem 4Message Edited by gurumaster on 23-Aug-200712:48 PM

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