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Wisbar Advance Desktop theme switcher

someone can build an Wisbar Advance Desktop theme switcher?
Because i found a few skins they are awesome.... but hard to install.
it would be nice to have a spcific folder fot the theme,s and a handy app to switch a theme easy
my favorite themes are:
http://www.lakeridgesoftware.com/forum/showthread.php?t=10617
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http://www.lakeridgesoftware.com/forum/showthread.php?t=14477
http://www.lakeridgesoftware.com/forum/showthread.php?t=13377
someone can do this?

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Is this a joke? Have you even installed WAD2 yet?

Although Blackice is probably the sickest WAD theme I've ever seen, it was made a long time ago and works like ass on WM6.

Champ, don't mock. Maybe the theme switcher that's actually BUILT INTO the program is not good enough. Perhaps there could be a switcher that causes $100 bills to fall out of the phone each time you switch themes.

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Champ, don't mock. Maybe the theme switcher that's actually BUILT INTO the program is not good enough. Perhaps there could be a switcher that causes $100 bills to fall out of the phone each time you switch themes.
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LOL! We have found a new dev request! Who's funding?

funding
me i am thinking allot of people like to have such a small app

[NEW]: QVGA Resolution To VGA? Possible? Help!!!

Is It possible to take qvga pictures and make them vga. I know the resolution would be choppy, but is there a way to fix them up in a bigger resolution.
My scenario is my HTC Diamond. I have these two wallpapers which I want to use on it but its in 170 x 220. Any help to make it effectively be used on my Diamond? Thanks

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Hey nir!
Are trying the good ol' fashioned hit them 'till they learn?
I swear you have posted the same thing so many times today that if I didn't know you better, I would think you are a spammer
Keep it up!

http://emerym.homeip.net/rlToday/upload.cgi
try this website. place everything into a zip folder and try it.
i did same thing earlier with a skin for opera, went from qvga to vga, even search inside different folders inside the zip and converted them

Resizing an image of that small size to VGA will look like **** as you can see:
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Perfect!
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Resizing an image of that small size to VGA will look like **** as you can see:
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PERFECT
I know the consequences of such a small resolution but I am not picky.
Thanks!

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Just wanted to take a second and introduce myself... to myself??? I made the transition to android last week after packing an iOS for the past few years even though I really wanted to get android so that I could design/implement/build/deploy my own stuff directly to the phone without having to jump through apple shaped hoops. My background is .net/delphi (daily) and java (every so often) so I figured I should be able to hit the ground running. However, before I start doing anything I wanted to run a few things by you all just to make sure I have read and understood everything as I should have.
I just got my AT&T GS4 and have verified using *#1234 that my firmware version is indeed the latest crappy "MF3" type, and as such I am left with two options (1) Root my phone without "loki-doki" ( i.e. the only way to revert changes/bad ROMs ) and pray or (2) dont...
I've seen a few posts of people confirming the root process works via the SD card, but then what? Are there any ROMs that are stable enough that you would recommend to someone who absolutely can not afford to brick their phone?
Any helpful advice will be greatly appreciated as I'm looking forward to start contributing to the cause as soon as possible.
thanks,
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Any helpful advice will be greatly appreciated as I'm looking forward to start contributing to the cause as soon as possible.
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