Key mapping to symbols is incorrect on Asha 303

Hello everyone.
I just got a slightly used Asha 303 and noticed that the symbols obtained when you press the lower-left gray arrow key (like colon, slash, plus, parenthesis, etc.) are not those shown on the key caps. (e.g. semicolon is shown on the comma key, but pressing the 2nd and that key gives me an accented o. The other keys on that right side of the keyboard all give accented letters.) How can I correct/change this, even if it means manually re-mapping?
Incase it matters, This phone was originally sold in Malaysia, Thailand or China I think since those maps were pre-loaded on the memory card. There are no special characters on the keys though, other than some yellow stroke marks on the R,T,Y,F and G keys. I have since upgraded the device software, restored it to factory defaults and set the language to English but it didn't make a difference.
Any ideas are welcome.

Hi,
Welcome to the forum!
It doesn't matter if your phone was originally sold in other country. You should be able to see the exact character when you press the button. Have you tried to switch off the phone, take out the battery for a second and then switch on the device? What happened after that?
If switching off/on of the device didn't work and tried all the possible solution for your concern, it's best to have your phone checked with the Nokia Care Point. If your phone is already out of warranty, repair charges may apply.
Check from this link for the nearest Nokia Care Point in your area: www.nokia.com/support
Hope this helps.

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Regards
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Key Name
Value
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report=breakb.rdf destype=cache desformat=html server=repserver userid=scott@mydb %P
report_defaultid
report=breakb.rdf destype=cache desformat=html server=repserver
run
report_secure
report=breakb.rdf destype=cache desformat=html server=repserver %D
express
report=my_expr_rep express_server="server=ncacn_ip_tcp:<MYHOST>/sl=1/st=1/ct=0/sv=1/" desformat=htmlcss userid=scott@mydb destype=cache server=repserver
orqa
report=breakb.rdf destype=cache desformat=html server=repserver
Please help me to to make the key being populated here and being used by the reports server.
Thanks,
Priya

uncomment #KEYPMAPFILE=CGICMD.DAT. remove the #
then for development set
reloadkeymap=yes (same file - rwservlet.properties).
Now it should reload everytime. (otherwise for every change u need to restart oc4j_bi_forms)
(For * production* may be you want to set reloadkeymap=no once all testing is done)
see cgicmd.dat for many examples of using keymap file
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Problem with key mapping in 10g

Hello,
my client is using key mapping on their reports server. It works fine except for parameter values...
I can run this URL:
http://<host>/reports/rwservlet?kr+2002+20
and there is a mapping for kr in the cgicmd.dat file like this:
kr: report=KR userid=<user>/<pw>@orcl desformat=html destype=cache p_verksamhetsar=%1
p_verksamhetsar is a parameter of the report (meaning year).
My problem is that when the report is run using the above URL the parameter gets the value 2002=
An equal sign is added! The year column is a varchar2 so the query works but gives no result.
I get the same problem if I try this URL:
http://<host>/reports/rwservlet?kr%262002%2620
If I run this URL it works fine (with a result as well):
http://<host>/reports/rwservlet?report=KR&userid=<user>/<pw>@orcl&desformat=html&destype=cache&p_verksamhetsar=2004
Any suggestions?
Kind regards
Tomas Albinsson

Hi Kranthi,
I think you mean %* at the end, meaning all parameters sent.
Yes, I use this approach now as I've been unable to get %1, %2 etc to work.
Strange, because %1 is described in the manual and I feel I use it like they say.
Well, it works in a way, just that = is appended to the values.
It has that buggy smell :)
Kind regards
Tomas

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