Sound volume in java games on E70

Hi,
How to change sound volume in java applications?
The sound is too loud
Cheers,

Yes I have this problem with the N80.
why oh why Nokia deciced to remove the side volume I have no idea. In a call you have to say "hold on" to the person on the line to change the volume.
If Nokia are going to justify removing things like this then they need to also come up with a flawless alternative. I can only play games with the music on or off.
Can anyone from Nokia monitoring this thread find out for us why it was removed? and if it was to save space then why doesnt it work all the time?
Even making it so other keys could turn it up and down wasnt even added!
Whats going on guys? this is standard usability.Message Edited by stevehodges on 27-Oct-2006
09:35 PM
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If I worked for Nokia, I would try and make things work correctly! ;-)

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