Is it possible to install application icons on the...

Is it possible to install application icons on the Nokia 5800 desktop, the first screen?
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Johnnie

Yes for few, No for many. Only few applications does it by default ex: handy taskman, ybrowser etc. Other apps goes into the applications menu, you can very well organise those to be on the menu, go to applications > options > organise drag the icon and put it in the root folder.
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