I was just playing with manila clocl fonts and made a first test one which I didn't really like, then I switched to the other which is way more adequate with my current GTX mockup theme.
Here they are:
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Bimini
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Academy engraved
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To install, unzip the manila file and copy it to \Windows\, overwriting the original one (of which you may want to make a backup first), after which you just have to restart manila. Overwriting will only work by using a decent filemanager like totalcommander.
I don't know how to make cabs, yet copying over the file is faster anyway
I have created both fonts by modifying the original 77e0069a_manila file which contains the fonts. I attached a draft .PNG file:
View attachment 77e0069a_manila.zip
that I used in an image editor (you can use the free GIMP, or any other editor that can handle PNG with transparency), and then you must download mode9 editore by 6Fg8 to load the given PNG file and convert it to the manila file you need.
I know the start menu bar looks ugly as it is, yet I don't know how to edit it, so if anyone cares to let me know it would be very appreciated
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Hi everyone,
Today I got the idea to set the softbarbuttons using Cookie's Home Tab mod instead of using the original button images. This way I was able to remove the close and ok button background, while replacing it with the Windows 7 'show desktop' bar/button.
See screenshots below.
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As I'm very pleased with the result, I wanted to share it with you
Usage:
Make sure you have Cookie's Home Tab 1.8.5 or higher installed
Pick your favorite wallpaper, copy to phone
Open the Win7200.psd and paste your own wallpaper as background
Save as jpg or png to your phone
Use Cookie's Mod to set the wallpaper you want
Use Cookie's Mod to set the Softbar and Taskbar to the image you created, don't softreset
Install the cab to remove the button backgrounds and windows button, softreset now
PS: taskbar and softbar images can be colored if you like by editing the layers in the .psd
Update:
As I couldn't get to sleep, I made another theme, based on the Hewlett Packard wallpaper Titanium1.
Update 2:
Made another theme.
Hey, looks very nice. A realy great idea. Thanks for share.
Ok, so here are the boot screens and splash screens that I made. The GIF file should be named animated.gif in the windows folder (on some custom ROMs it is removed - enable through BSB tweaks or a registry editor or just select the file using Advanced Configuration Tool) The pngs should be named welcomehead.192.png and welcomehead.png (just double the file and rename) and placed in the windows folder or just select the files in Advanced Configuration Tool.
I recommend using Advanced Configuration Tool to set up and select - it is really simple! (Make sure the files are saved on the device!)
Here are the pictures (just right click and click save as to save them):
Animated Boot Screens: (Don't worry both boot screens stop for a second at the end - so in the second one you can actually read HTC HD2: Quietly Brilliant)
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Splash Screens: (Depending on if you use / like android or not)
Enjoy...
-G-
Any other ideas people have?
Looks awesome. I love your splash screen! Now I have to make one like this for my CDMA TP2...
Looks Nice, Just Don't Know How To Install Or If It Works For WP7.
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This is a notification Icon set that I created based off of the Gingerbread Icons. I decided to post a zip file with all the icons in it so that a user can add them to the files they have on there own phone. This will preserve any custom modifications made to those files. Please enjoy and if you use them in a theme or anywhere else please make sure to credit me. Below is a pdf with the instructions on how to get the icons in the files and install them with a flashable zip. If you have any questions please send me a PM I will try to answer it ASAP. Most of the users on XDA are pretty advanced so I think the instructions will be nothing new or different from modify the files in other ways.
Enjoy! AND ALWAYS DO A BACKUP BEFORE YOU ATTEMPT TO CHANGE ANYTHING!
Installation Instructions - HERE
Zip File with Icons - HERE
having trouble witht he zip link
I just tried it and it fully downloaded
Ok, I just tried it again and it worked. Thanks!
I followed all the steps and it looks like the only icon that actually changed was the signal bars...hmm
what icons did you copy over and did you put them in the right files?
Hello all this is adityaf. Many ppl here ask about how to resize apks weather to port the ROMs or to make a app work on their device.
NOTE :- This works to resize MDPI apk's to LDPI
So lets get start. :good:
Requirements
1) APK tool
2) Faststone photo resizer Download here
3) Usable brain :laugh:
Procedure
1) First of all extract the apk which you want to resize using apk tool.
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2) Then in drawable-mdpi folder select all png's and drag them into faststone photo resizer.
Select advance option in lower right hand corner. This should look like this.
3) In advance option under resize tab select resize In percentage. Then enter 50% in second tab. This should look like this.
4) Now browse output folder select a folder where your resized images are stored. Photo in 1st step.
5) Lastly press convert option and here you go. See your photos getting resized.
6) Now replace the original images inside the apk folder by resized images and enjoy your new resized app.If this works please press thanks.:victory:
Reserved
Red biohazard
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Always nandroid before modding!!! Just in case....
Here is one way to change the icon of your spen..
I used rom toolbox to copy the framework-res.apk to desired modding location, its found under system, framework... then used zarchive to find desired icon.. long press to copy... then in upper left hit the x. Or cancle whichever it says.... (copied png is still ready) find and open copied framework apk as archive (long press on copied apk) then copy tw_pointer....png image of choice to drawable mdpi folder which is found in the res folder.. close zarchive and then use rom toolbox again and MOVE framework-res.apk back to to system, which will overwrite the existing. Then reboot and all is well!!!!! Icon changed!!
Here are some icons... Just remove the number out of the name before using icon!! Should be named like this
tw_pointer_spot_hovering_spen.png
http://db.tt/2rHZz2o9
All credit goes to bioslayer for making the icons!!
Theres a aroma installer being made in the verizon n2 threads. Wanted to share this for now until hopefully we get an installer for the n10.1...
Notice the green jelly bean in the lower left of the screen shot.
Tapped from an annihilated N10.1