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where are the wallpapers?

In which directory can I find the two default wallpapers that come with LauncherPro?
I use the ADW launcher, but I like the metalic-grid-like wallpaper that comes with LauncherPro, and that's the only reason why I still have LP installed. If I could copy this particular wallpaper and save it somewhere then I can uninstall LP.
Thanks!

I was wondering the same thing.
In my case, I switched to the metallic grid just to see what it looked like. I wanted to return to the original wallpaper, but it isn't one of the choices!
I also tried some custom wallpapers, and that wipes out the original wallpaper too. Where is the original one kept?

case-sensitive said:
In which directory can I find the two default wallpapers that come with LauncherPro?
I use the ADW launcher, but I like the metalic-grid-like wallpaper that comes with LauncherPro, and that's the only reason why I still have LP installed. If I could copy this particular wallpaper and save it somewhere then I can uninstall LP.
Thanks!
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You can get the wallpaper that you want directly from the LaunchPro apk file. Downloaded it from here:
http://www.launcherpro.com/
On my Ubuntu PC, I can unpack it because it actually is a compressed file like ZIP. There are two versions, named wallpaper_dark.jpg. One is in the drawable-hdpi folder. The other is in the drawable-mdpi folder.
Now if I can just find the one I am looking for.

Correct - some of these wallpapers are embedded into the apks themeselves.

I couldn't find the original default LauncherPro wallpaper, and I hate the only two that they offer. So I uninstalled it, and installed ADW.Launcher instead. I found an Ubuntu wallpaper in market, so now everything feels more familiar.

[Q] Change Icons in App Drawer?

Is it possible to change the icons within the App Drawer? I figured out you could just edit each .apk file when rooted, but I don't know for sure how to do that. And maybe there is just an easier method with a ROM. If the MIUI ROM would have that kind of option it would be awesome!
Also, Go Launcher EX (and probably more launchers) is capable of putting apps into folders in the app drawer. The icon of the folder is then a kind of preview of the apps within it. That is not really that bad, but it would be nice to be able to change the Go Launcher EX folder icons as well. Since there is no .apk file for the folder to change it with, I can't think of a way to do that.
In short, what I want is this: being able to create folders in the app drawer and change all icons (and also remove text beneath the icons) in the app drawer, including the folder icon.
I know, I am a nitpick, but I just want it all to match .

To change the icons in the app drawer you need to edit each and every apk file and change the innate icon therein.

kenvan19 said:
To change the icons in the app drawer you need to edit each and every apk file and change the innate icon therein.
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Ok, so no easy way?
And about my other questions? I know it is possible to create folders in the app drawer with Go Launcher EX, but what you see isn't really an icon, it is a preview of the apps within it. And I suppose I can't change that, but it would be nice.
Or if there is another launcher/rom that can create folder in the app drawer (and then change the icon of that folder), that's OK too.

[Q] Is it possible to create a folder in the all apps folder?

Title says it all really?
It's not possible to create a folder within a folder and (I assume) Android organises all apps into an 'all apps' folder, but there's very limited organisational capabilities within the all apps folder.
What I'm looking for is the capability to organise the contents of my all apps folder into different folders, but I can't find a way to do this. Does anyone have any suggestions to apps etc, which could accomplish this, or is it still impossible?
Thanks
HTC DHD, unrooted (atm) with 2.2 on T-Mobile

Try Folder Organizer, Simi Folder (pro version allows folders in folders), All Apps Organizer, etc. These all have features that you're asking for, but nothing can change the default Android folder structure or app drawer.
(from... Evo/MIUI/Tapatalk)

Or try Go Launcher EX, or ADW Launcher.

[Q] Sensation without sense? (but no rooting or flashing rom's)

Can i not change the icons that are used in sense in one of the homescreens? i cannot get it done with the apps simi folder or folder organizer.
The icons are changed but the changes are not visible on my sense screen.
Does this mean i have to shut down sense to get my own favored icons on my homescreen?
And if that is so, how to shut down sense and install another icon organizer (and which one)?

I would look up different launch apps on market. Launcher pro is good ex launcher is good. They offer different ways to style ur home screen.
The most you can do without root is hiding parts of sense with other launchers and themes.

So i can't tell this phone of mine within sense that it should stop starting sense, but some other launchers will do that for me?
And again: it is NOT possible to change the icons within sense?
I managed it with Phlashcut, but then i don't have the icons available that i want to use.
edit: I guess this will do the trick
edit edit: With folder organizer i did it. Modify in the tool and place the icons on the homescreen as widget of the organizer.
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Nova launcher is a good alternative, can use icon packs and can be setup to look the same as google launcher

Craz Basics said:
So, I really like Grace UX, yet you can't get it by theme. So I am looking for a TouchWiz launcher that is able to change icon packs. I'm a bit picky so it would have to be pretty much exactly like stock. Any help please??
If anyone knows a way to get it another way, that would be great as well!
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Launcher doen not include icons, so launcher doesn't mean anything, 50% of what you want are icons, and you can change them on stock launcher only by recompiling apk, putting certain icon in it, resign it and put it in system app or priv app folder woth correct permissions.