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A Guide to Windows Mobile 65
Windows Mobile 6.5 I am dedicating this thread to tips and tweaks for the newest era of Windows Mobile, version 6.5. I will be updating it everyonce in awhile with my findings, if you have something to share please feel free to post it as well. Windows mobile 6.5 has changed a lot of things to attempt to make things more finger friendly and a little easier on the eyes. One of the new additions to 6.5 is the skinnable scrollbars, and built in "scroll action" with the swipe of a finger. With everything going gestures, you may want to completely do away with scroll bars (and you can) but i suggest something a little different to cleanup your devices screen..... Simply removing the up and down arrows. If you are brave you can reduce the scrollbar's width to a half or quarter their original "defaut" size and only use them to be able to identify your location on your screen. To do this you will need to set your arrows to zero and adjust your scroll bar width in your registry. I would use Schaps Advanced Config to make your registry changes because it is alot simpler and safer, but if you just must do them by hand, here are the keys: Change the thickness of scrollbars To change the thickness of the scrollbars at the right/bottom of documents larger than the screen, adjust... For the horizontal (bottom) scrollbar: HKLM\System\GWE\cyHScr = 9 (DWORD decimal) For the vertical (right) scrollbar: HKLM\System\GWE\cxVScr = 9 (DWORD decimal) The default thickness is 13. You can set the value to anything you may like Change the length of scrollbar arrow buttons To go with changing the thickness of the scrollbars, you may wish to change the length of the scrollbar arrow buttons... For the horizontal (bottom) scrollbar arrows: HKLM\System\GWE\cyVScr = 9 (DWORD decimal) For the vertical (right) scrollbar: HKLM\System\GWE\cxHScr = 9 (DWORD decimal) The default length is 13. You can set the value to pretty much anything you like Most of the Hacks for Titanium will come from the ".cpr" files found in the windows directory. Cpr files are simply xml files (and to edit them you will simply need to rename them to .xml, use an .xml editor, and then rename them back to .cpr) ....or you can of course just use the "right-click open as" and open them with word pad, microsoft xml editor, ect. In Quote from drkfngthdragnlrd, Quote:
If you want to make things simple You can grab the attachment to this post and copy paste it into your Windows Directory on your ppc. .....but if you prefer to get down and dirty, everything is explained below: If you want a more full synopsis on cpr files before we start you can find it here Code:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=3601164&postcount=2 Code:
<Slider ID="LockSlider" Top="3" Left="24" Width="192" Height="40" Orientation="Middle" OnPress="ShowNotifications" OnSlideLeftFinal="Unlock" OnSlideRightFinal="Unlock" > <Text ID="TapOrSlide" Top="45" Left="90" Width="60" Height="12" FontFamily="Tahoma" FontSize="9" Wrap="False" HorizontalAlignment="Center" VerticalAlignment="Middle" InnerTextType="Resource" Text="shellresapps.dll,18150"> <Text ID="SlideToUnlock" Top="45" Left="90" Width="60" Height="12" FontFamily="Tahoma" FontSize="9" Wrap="False" HorizontalAlignment="Center" VerticalAlignment="Middle" InnerTextType="Resource" Text="shellresapps.dll,18149"> <LockScreenListView ID="Notifications List" Top="51" Left="9" Width="222" Height="235" Columns="1" Rows="4" ItemWidth="222" ItemHeight="46" OnInitComplete="Binding:LockScreen,LS_Notifications"> Code:
<LockScreenListView ID="Notifications List" Top="51" Left="9" Width="222" Height="235" Columns="1" Rows="4" ItemWidth="222" ItemHeight="46" OnInitComplete="Binding:LockScreen,LS_Notifications"> <Text ID="DateText" Left="150" Top="17" Width="90" Height="19" FontFamily="Tahoma" FontSize="11" FontStyle="Regular" Wrap="False" HorizontalAlignment="Left" VerticalAlignment="Middle" Opacity="1.0" > <Layer ID="Appointment" Left="5" Top="50" OnInitComplete="Binding:LockScreen,LS_Appointment"> <Image Width="37" Height="32" Visible="True" Opacity="1.0" ScalingAlgorithm = "TriLinear" Source="\windows\icn_cal_up.png"/> <Text ID="Subject" Left="40" Width="180" Height="17" FontFamily="Tahoma" FontSize="10" FontStyle="Bold" Wrap="False" HorizontalAlignment="Left" VerticalAlignment="Middle" Trimming="EllipsisCharacter" Opacity="1.0" > <TextStage TextOffsetType="TextOffsetDropBottomRight" Color="#00000000" TextOffset="1" BlurFactor="3" Alpha="1.0"/> <TextStage TextOffsetType="TextOffsetNone" Color="#FFFFFFFF"/> </Text> <Text ID="Time" Left="40" Top="18" Width="180" Height="15" FontFamily="Tahoma" FontSize="8" FontStyle="Regular" Wrap="False" HorizontalAlignment="Left" VerticalAlignment="Middle" Opacity="1.0" > <TextStage TextOffsetType="TextOffsetDropBottomRight" Color="#00000000" TextOffset="1" BlurFactor="3" Alpha="1.0"/> <TextStage TextOffsetType="TextOffsetNone" Color="#FFFFFFFF"/> </Text> <Text ID="Location" Left="40" Top="34" Width="180" Height="15" FontFamily="Tahoma" FontSize="8" FontStyle="Regular" Wrap="False" HorizontalAlignment="Left" VerticalAlignment="Middle" Trimming="EllipsisCharacter" Opacity="1.0" > <TextStage TextOffsetType="TextOffsetDropBottomRight" Color="#00000000" TextOffset="1" BlurFactor="3" Alpha="1.0"/> <TextStage TextOffsetType="TextOffsetNone" Color="#FFFFFFFF"/> </Text> Code:
<Slider ID="LockSlider" Top="250" Left="24" Width="192" Height="40" Orientation="Middle" OnPress="ShowNotifications" OnSlideLeftFinal="Unlock" OnSlideRightFinal="Unlock" > <Text ID="TapOrSlide" Top="234" Left="90" Width="60" Height="16" FontFamily="Tahoma" FontSize="9" Wrap="False" HorizontalAlignment="Center" VerticalAlignment="Middle" InnerTextType="Resource" Text="shellresapps.dll,18150"> <Text ID="SlideToUnlock" Top="234" Left="90" Width="60" Height="16" FontFamily="Tahoma" FontSize="9" Wrap="False" HorizontalAlignment="Center" VerticalAlignment="Middle" InnerTextType="Resource" Text="shellresapps.dll,18149"> <LockScreenListView ID="Notifications List" Top="188" Left="9" Width="222" Height="235" Columns="1" Rows="4" ItemWidth="222" ItemHeight="46" OnInitComplete="Binding:LockScreen,LS_Notifications"> <Layer ID="TimeX" Top="3"> <Image ID="TimeBG" Width="240" Height="52" Visible="True" Opacity="1.0" ScalingAlgorithm = "TriLinear" Source="\windows\LS_TimeBG.png"/> <Text ID="DateText" Left="150" Top="17" Width="90" Height="19" FontFamily="Tahoma" FontSize="10" FontStyle="Regular" Wrap="False" HorizontalAlignment="Left" VerticalAlignment="Middle" Opacity="1.0" > <Layer ID="AppointmentX" Left="29" Top="57"> <Layer ID="Appointment"> <ActiveIcon ID="Display Appointment" OnInitComplete="Binding:LockScreen,LS_Appointment"> <Image Width="32" Height="32" Visible="True" Opacity="1.0" ScalingAlgorithm = "TriLinear" Source="\windows\icn_cal_up.png"/> <Text ID="Subject" Left="34" Top="2" Width="150" Height="17" FontFamily="Tahoma" FontSize="10" FontStyle="Regular" Wrap="False" HorizontalAlignment="Left" VerticalAlignment="Middle" Trimming="EllipsisCharacter" Opacity="1.0" > <TextStage TextOffsetType="TextOffsetDropBottomRight" Color="#00000000" TextOffset="1" BlurFactor="3" Alpha="1.0"/> <TextStage TextOffsetType="TextOffsetNone" Color="#FFFFFFFF"/> </Text> <Text ID="Time" Left="34" Top="34" Width="150" Height="15" FontFamily="Tahoma" FontSize="8" FontStyle="Regular" Wrap="False" HorizontalAlignment="Left" VerticalAlignment="Middle" Trimming="EllipsisCharacter" Opacity="1.0" > <TextStage TextOffsetType="TextOffsetDropBottomRight" Color="#00000000" TextOffset="1" BlurFactor="3" Alpha="1.0"/> <TextStage TextOffsetType="TextOffsetNone" Color="#FFFFFFFF"/> </Text> <Text ID="Location" Left="34" Top="20" Width="150" Height="15" FontFamily="Tahoma" FontSize="8" FontStyle="Regular" Wrap="False" HorizontalAlignment="Left" VerticalAlignment="Middle" Trimming="EllipsisCharacter" Opacity="1.0" > <TextStage TextOffsetType="TextOffsetDropBottomRight" Color="#00000000" TextOffset="1" BlurFactor="3" Alpha="1.0"/> <TextStage TextOffsetType="TextOffsetNone" Color="#FFFFFFFF"/> </Text> </ActiveIcon> If you would like to change the slider to be located to the left (like s2u) you can change the orentaion of it like this: Code:
<Slider ID="LockSlider" Top="3" Left="5" Width="192" Height="40" Orientation="Left" OnPress="ShowNotifications" OnSlideRightFinal="Unlock" > If you would like to take a look at mine (or just use it and copy it to your device) you can get it from the attachment to this post. WARNING: My file is for QVGA Devices. |
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Re: A Guide to Windows Mobile 65
hey mike since we got a new edition to atr in the making you ever figure out why they build in touchflo in 6.5 roms??? i remember on my tweaks thread u asked how to disable it to get smoother scrolling? does the knew knenetic scrooling support other apps??? kinda of topic but it does have to deal with the scrollin aspect lol.
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Re: A Guide to Windows Mobile 65
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they build in touchflo cuz it also includes the big start menu, taskbar screen etc. using the same app but you just need to disable the kinetic scrolling using touchflo and keep the rest to have the 6.5 scrolling and making use of the rest that touchflo has to offer besides scrolling abilities BTW the rom i was using when i asked for help was an early beta so the cook didn't know any better but the newer 6.5 roms have that disabled by default so it dont conflict |
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Nice Share Mike... your definatly spearheading the 6.5 movement her at Wckediden... good work keeping everyone uptodate on the latest and greatest bruh!
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enough of the stone age |
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