Wireless presenter application profile templates

Hello,
Does anyone know where I can find some templates for the wireless presenter. I would like to control the usual standard programs; acrobat, word, etc. ?
Thanks.

SALAM TO ALL NOKIA FAMILY.
WELL,I NEVER HAD A PROBLEM LIKE THIS OF PC SUITE.
SINCE LAST WEEK I'M HAVING THIS TROUBLE AND M MANY TIMES DID
INSTALL AND RE-INSTALL AND UN-INSTALL....
I HAVE ALSO CHECK SYSTEM SERIAL,WINDOWS SERIAL,MOBILE VERSION,PC VERSION,DRIVER
CHECK INSTALL AND UN-INSTALL...I HAVE NOKIA 5610-d EXPRESS MUSIC EDITION.
I ALSO HAD N-92,N-93,N95,N98 BUT I NEVER FACE ANY TROBLE WITH ANY SET AND NEVER HAD A
PROBLEM LIKE THIS IN THIS SET TOO.FROM LAST APP. 2 YEARS I'M HAVING THIS SET
AND I NEVER HAD A PROBLEM IN PC-SUITE.
SO, PLEASE ANY ONE KNOWS OR UNDERSTAND WHY IS IT DOING OR HAPPENING ,
PLS HELP ME OUT.
THANK U .
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Thought I should add the reasoning for AI_NETMASK (aside from the fact that it is grabbable because it is in the OBP network-boot-arguments list).
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The net+NN+ profiles themselves will be identical except for one thing, the CIDR notation subnet bits at the end.
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At the moment because only AI_NETWORK is available, so I will need an SC Profile for each network that is not a /24 That will get ugly eventually.
As I understand it, you want to maintain a direct mapping between AI_ variables and the network-boot-arguments key-value pairs. But if you're open the having some AI_ variables that are derived or calculated at install time there are a couple that would be nice to have.
AI_MASKBITS - calculate the CIDR notation mask bits from the network-boot-arguments subnet-mask, e.g.,
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AI_IPV4CIDR - even nicer - network-boot-arguments host-ip, slash, CIDR maskbits calculated from network-boot-arguments subnet-mask, e.g.,
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