Thanks, The code changes between the 6th and the 7th were not that significant, except for the fact that I changed some command line parameters, i.e. "portrait" and "noportrait" became "rotate" and "norotate" respectively. If you used "-portrait" in some startup scripts, then this may explain this change in behavior. I changed the naming, because if you enabled the old portrait option and if your display was already in portrait mode, then the midlet would be shown in landscape mode rather than portrait mode. I created a new build in which I add the old command line parameters again, and mapped them on the new ones (portrait -> rotate, and noportrait -> norotate). I uploaded a new test build at http://davy.preuveneers.be/phoneme/p...aemo/deb/test/ You can also check the default rotate/portrait behavior in the MIDlet Settings application. Cheers, Davy