helllo.
previously in WM6 i've tray icons - colored battery indicator and commmgr icon in standart in tray.
now i have WM6 6.6.6.666 WWE and these icons are not in standart. i don't have Init_tray.exe in windows originally. now i have downloadet init_tray.exe and created shortcut in startup... after softreset i still dont have this two icons.
the only icon is a ScreenRotate - i've addet it in startup.
any idea with battery indicator in tray? commmgr icon i could create with battery status.
second question: how to hide bottom bar, not hiding task bar. vjtoggletodayiialpha.exe - this hides upper and bottom bar. tray stays, but it deform wallpaper.
thx for help.
using icons or not is 100% an application thing
different roms is missing programs
that use the trey for icons then one can often get
the programs from the old rom which does use the tray
Rudegar said:
using icons or not is 100% an application thing
different roms is missing programs
that use the trey for icons then one can often get
the programs from the old rom which does use the tray
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i meen the standard battery indicator that was in tray.
which application is responsible for that indicator? Init_tray.exe ? Trayap.exe? powerexe.exe? the first two i didn't have in windows directory, i have them from diffrent ROM and i've created a shortcut in startup to them. but after SR still nothing
flyhigh said:
...second question: how to hide bottom bar, not hiding task bar. vjtoggletodayiialpha.exe - this hides upper and bottom bar. tray stays, but it deform wallpaper.
thx for help.
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Still using vjay's toggle. Via the registry you can change the pixel size that it shrinks to (the default setting is 4 pixels). Use about 17 for the start bar-
HK local machine\software\vijay555\toggle...
ok, i got this now.
but theres a little problem. i have putted a shortcut to vjay's toggletoday in startup. and after SR there is no tray on bottom. its show for a milisecond and disappear. i think that the problem is in order of running startup apps... first the batterystatus with tray icons, then VJToggleToday - and the tray is gone
flyhigh said:
ok, i got this now.
but theres a little problem. i have putted a shortcut to vjay's toggletoday in startup. and after SR there is no tray on bottom. its show for a milisecond and disappear. i think that the problem is in order of running startup apps... first the batterystatus with tray icons, then VJToggleToday - and the tray is gone
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I've just uploaded the phm tray launch app to my rs file in my sig, try giving it a go.
Is there a method to make the tray launch bar totally disappear.. any program that does this
drgopoos said:
Is there a method to make the tray launch bar totally disappear.. any program that does this
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There are programs you can use depending on your phone. HTC Custom and Schaps Config Tool both can remove everything from the tray launch.
thank you maevro for the reply..
i am surprised that i missed it
maevro said:
There are programs you can use depending on your phone. HTC Custom and Schaps Config Tool both can remove everything from the tray launch.
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Hi, could you tell me where in Advanced Config Tool should I go in order to do that? I didn't find anything related to that - or, better said, I didn't see....
thank you
Hello!
I had on my TC with the original ROM a small icon with a battery indicator in the top right corner. After update to Win 6.1 its place was taken by a nasty clock. I managed to get rid of the clock using the registry. Now, how can I make my battery indicator come back? I really long for it ...
P.S. What is bad about charging the battery through USB? I've heard that it is generally recommended to disable this function...
Use the Advanced Config Tool (search the forums for it). It allows you to set whether to display the battery or the clock on the title bar among a myriad of other settings. Really a great tool. There probably is a reg change somewhere but the tool makes a lot of the tweaks easy.
Or a simple registry edit:
HKLM\Software\Microsoft\Shell\ShowTitleBarClock=0
O.K. I tried so many cabs for the 1% battery gunge that now it shows 100% all the time. Or when I unplug it it still shows the plug icon. Anyone know of a way to return it to normal without doing a hard reset?
I'm having this same problem... i've been trying to install a taskbar of some sort with nicer icons and haven't been able to get any to work correctly, mostly because the signal strength Icon is replaced by the "no sim card" icon. so I've uninstalled them, and have the same problem now with the Battery not updating...
Use this
Ive used this cab to fix mine altough the battery icons will change u can make a search to find other taskbar icons if you like and the battery increments will go by 20% but work tough. Not my work but worked for me
I don't know through which .cab file, but recently I substituted my battery icon with a digital clock icon on the top right.
How can I get the battery icon back ???
istavrit said:
I don't know through which .cab file, but recently I substituted my battery icon with a digital clock icon on the top right.
How can I get the battery icon back ???
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Check your settings in Clocks and Alarms I think you should be able to change to back.
Moved as not theme release.
Hi,
I've recently purchased a HTC Touch Pro 2 running WM6.1. Before that I was on a Palm Treo 750 on WM6.0, and on the Palm when I touched the battery icon it would pop up an info bubble showing the % remaining. For that matter any of the other icons in the taskbar I clicked on popped up an info bubble. It just makes sense - icon provides basic info, if you want more detail click on it, simple. I presumed this was normal behaviour until I came to the HTC, and now when I click on the battery icon (or network icon or speaker icon for that matter) I just get a 'Notifications' screen which tells me nothing about the battery (or speaker, and not much about the network).
The battery icon itself on the Palm had a smooth decline from 100% to 0% rather than the HTC one which has just 4 fat bars. I know there are numerous other icons out there but I guess my question goes beyond just the appearance of the battery icon to the functionality of the whole taskbar.
How do I go about restoring the 'sensible' functionality of the Palm on the HTC?
Thanks,
Greg
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