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+Overview
+========
+This directory contains the test root certificates bound to Manufacturer, Operator 
+and Trusted Third Party domains and a keystore for signing a MIDlet suite so that 
+it will be bound to one of these domains as needed.
+
+The following scripts can be used to sign a given MIDlet suite:
+- signMidlet_Manufacturer.cmd is a script to be used for signing a suite to manufacturer domain 
+- signMidlet_Operator.cmd is a script to be used for signing a suite to operator domain 
+- signMidlet_Trusted_Third_Party.cmd is a script to be used for signing a suite to identified third party domain 
+
+These scripts need to be modified according to your installation - namely the locations 
+of the Wireless Toolkit and JDK need to be fixed. Additionally, all of these scripts need
+to be ran from the drive which corresponds to the used S60 environment. 
+See the detailed notes below. 
+
+Examples
+========
+signMidlet_Manufacturer.cmd test.jad test.jar 
+signMidlet_operator.cmd test.jad test.jar 
+signMidlet_Trusted_Third_Party.cmd test.jad test.jar 
+
+Details
+=======
+Running of the scripts requires the following: 
+- Wireless Toolkit and Java Developer Kit have been installed to your machine 
+- The script's JDK variable has to be configured so that it points to the installation directory of the Java Developer Kit environment (e.g. C:\j2sdk1.4.2_09\) 
+- The script's WTK variable has to be configured so that it points to the installation directory of the Wireless Toolkit environment (e.g. C:\WTK23\) 
+
+Further requirements for the MIDlet suite (no way specific to this particular use case but nevertheless could cause easily failures in the wanted behaviour): 
+- The JAD file MUST contain the proper size of the JAR file
+- Installation MUST be started from JAD (the signing information is in JAD, not in JAR)