English Dictionary for 6300

What's the maximum limit of java app for nokia 6300? My 6mb file of Oxford dictionary won't work..
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as the 6300 is a Series40 phone, it does not have a larger capacity/unlimited capacity to the size of java applications that are able to be installed/executed, as is able to be done on Series60 phones. according to the specifications, the maximum JAR size is 1MB, so unfortunately, seems you are out of luck .
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  • Is there a dictionary for Digital Editions

    I just downloaded a book and I'm trying Adobe to read it.
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