First thing you will have to do is get the jar and jad of the application onto the memory card. Put it in a folder of the same name. Ex: bolt.jar, bolt.jad in bolt folder. Just like you would with a TKFE install. At this time you can do multiple installations each in its own folder.
I read this three times and still a bit confused. I also read that TKFE (not the microSD memory card) is required to perform this install; I thought the folder & files have to be installed via TKFE, not the memory card?
So, if I interpreted it correctly then these are the steps:
1) Using TKFE, create a folder @ exe>java>games, then add the 2 files,
2) Use the dial pad method to update the phone system settings,
3) Run the program on the phone (to ensure it works properly), &
4) Copy/paste the program to microSD memory card.
I don't understand the reason that I must copy the BlueFTP program to the memory card if it's already on the games/apps inside the phone (via TKFE). Then again, maybe I read too much into the quote above, whereas "memory card" refers to the phone, not the actual memory card.
The game or app will be installed and you can go to your games and apps menu to run the app. It will be named in a folder for BlueFTP. You can rename the app without the folder structure if you wish. It will not affect anything. The app/game actually installs in the exe/java/games/BlueFTP/filesystem folder instead of the games folder. But when you rename it without the folders it actually moves the install to the games folder. Right where it belongs.
Just to verify what someone asked earlier, once I add a game/app/program to the phone via BlueFTP and rename it on the phone, I can remove it from the microSD card? Of course, I would save the file to my computer, so to have more space on the microSD card for pictures, music, videos, etc.
Lastly, does this program interact with any Bluetooth enabled device? My idea would be to Bluetooth pix/songs/vids/programs from a computer with Bluetooth to the Impression (so not to remove the microSD from the Impression every bloody time).