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Hello Experts,<br />
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I have a Samsung Galaxy S GT-I9000 with Froyo (2.2). I'd like to know if there is any way to download a library to install another language in the SWYPE feature (PT-BR in the case). I've tried one time downloading Swype.apk and libSwypeCore.so from a cell phone that had PT-BR, but it kept crashing... <br />
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Any ideas??
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Hello Experts,

I have a Samsung Galaxy S GT-I9000 with Froyo (2.2). I'd like to know if there is any way to download a library to install another language in the SWYPE feature (PT-BR in the case). I've tried one time downloading Swype.apk and libSwypeCore.so from a cell phone that had PT-BR, but it kept crashing... 

Any ideas??

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