MXit on your computer

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More and more talk about mobile communication is floating around, and after popping over to DefZA, which is run by a mate of mine, I decided to write an article about running MXit on your computer. I have tried this a few times, and it does work really well, and costs nothing ;)

Before you do anything, you will need to download yourself a copy of Mpowerplayer, which is a java virtual machine. Mpowerplayer will allow you to mount a java file and run MXit. You can get Mpowerplayer by clicking here.

download_mpowerplayer.jpg

Once you have download and installed Mpowerplayer, you will need to get yourself a copy of MXit. You can do this by clicking here firstly, this will take you to the MXit WAP site. Follow the sets below to get yourself MXit:

1. Choose your language.

2. Click on ‘Choose phone’.

3. Select your phone make and click accept.

4. Select your phone model and click accept.

5. Select your country and click accept.

6. Select your region, and type in the image code.

7. Click on the ‘Normal’ link.

This will now download a .jad file to your computer. Make sure you choose a good place to download it to, so you can easily find it once it’s downloaded. Once the file is downloaded, which should only take a few seconds, launch Mpowerplayer.

mpowerplayer_loaded.jpg

Once Mpowerplayer is open, click on File at the top left of the program, and select ‘Open..’. Locate the .jad file you downloaded and open it. This will load MXit in the Java Emulater (Mpowerplayer). From this point on, everything is exactly the same!

mxit_loaded.jpg -> mxit_logged_in.jpg

Have fun using MXit on your computer!


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Christopher is the founder of iMod - Most of his time is spent building websites and pushing the limits with Search Engine Optimization. You can follow him on Twitter @ChristopherM

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