File write in Nokia N70

Hello!
Can anyone demonstrate me how can I send output to a text file in Nokia N70?
Thanks in advance.

The FileRead publishes a message after 2 "messages" / lines are read to the Mediator.
The Mediator sends these to the FileWrite.
The FileWrite starts to write output to the file after 2 messages are recieved (these messages contain 2 lines from the original file)....
What do you want to achieve? What results do you want to get?
hth,
Peter Paul

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Could you please advise me on this issue to clear it up with my mobile phone provider.
For the last two years I have been using this phone with a prepaid card, without any problem.
From 6th April 2010 I took a phone plan with TPG and took one call.
On the 9th from 12.47pm TPG charged me about 24 times dialing Optus Assistance number - 0731001356 - Connect 2, with each call costing $1.10.
This happened again on 9/4 another 22 times and again on 18/4 & 19/4 another 24 times.
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I don't have this number on speed dial.
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I would suggest you to remove the memory card and reboot the phone, and use it without the card. If it behaves normally without a card, then the problem is on the card which you have to format. If it keeps on acting up, do a hard reset.
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First here are some facts: Im Using Pc Suite v6.83 on Windows XPsp2. Im using USB cable to connect to my N70.
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08-Jul-2007 05:32 PM
pmguanco wrote:
First here are some facts: Im Using Pc Suite v6.83 on Windows XPsp2. Im using USB cable to connect to my N70.
Now here's the problem: The first time I used PC Suite after Installation, it worked fine. When I used it again the second time, it acted strangely. It didn't detect my phone correctly. It detected the N70 alright, but a baloon popped up from the PC suite Icon on the system tray saying "nokia n70 connected in non compatible mode". Then when I went to the Get Connected wizard, a warning popped up which says "Your phone is in file transfer mode and connot be used with PC suite. quit file transfer mode from the phone if you want to use PC suite". I wonder how could this be since I know that the N70 has no file transfer mode.
Then after finally having my phone detected correctly after diconnecting then connecting the USb cable, my system detected the phone as a digital camera imaging device and as a mass storage device, showing up in windows explorer aside from showing up in the Nokia Phone browser. I Don't think this is a normal bahaviour.
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Regards
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