[whiskeybro]

Awesome wm6.5 startmenu for people who don't like the honeycomb
the folderset
and on request th taskbar i use + Folderset

Attached File(s)

•  AwesomeStart.CAB (893.18K)
  Number of downloads: 2109
•  taskbar_build_23075_23081.cab (1.05MB)
  Number of downloads: 371
•  Folders_Set_WM6.5_StartMenu.cab (84.55K)
  Number of downloads: 331

This post has been edited by whiskeybro: 27 November 2009 - 10:14 AM

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[unholygid2006]

Very nice! Thank you so much for sharing

[Namar]

Very nice!!! Find it very useful. Thank you

[Miguel Singson]

thanks! these are great!

[Ganhiru]

Oww, Shiny
I'm going to try this, Perhaps it is going to save me time in finding the program i want to start. Almost any thing is better then a "Random" start menu.

Edit: ok so the links are still in the same order. Is there a fast method of sorting them the way i like it. A sort of Drag to where you want it system? or just up and down buttons.

This post has been edited by Ganhiru: 27 November 2009 - 07:47 AM

[tacchan23]

Ganhiru, on Nov 27 2009, 08:14, said:

Oww, Shiny
I'm going to try this, Perhaps it is going to save me time in finding the program i want to start. Almost any thing is better then a "Random" start menu.

Edit: ok so the links are still in the same order. Is there a fast method of sorting them the way i like it. A sort of Drag to where you want it system? or just up and down buttons.

I just update the thread in my signature with a freeware application which can do that, if you want to have a look.

[whiskeybro]

Ganhiru, on Nov 27 2009, 08:14, said:

Oww, Shiny
I'm going to try this, Perhaps it is going to save me time in finding the program i want to start. Almost any thing is better then a "Random" start menu.

Edit: ok so the links are still in the same order. Is there a fast method of sorting them the way i like it. A sort of Drag to where you want it system? or just up and down buttons.

i use totalcommander to do that go to windows /start menu/programs make some new folders or install the folders cab from the first post and put the programs in the folder you want

[croftophile]

Can you add screenshots,please ?
BTW, what is the Taskbar build ... ?

[whiskeybro]

croftophile, on Nov 27 2009, 11:39, said:

Can you add screenshots,please ?
BTW, what is the Taskbar build ... ?

its all in the first post screenshot from taskbar ,start menu and how the folders look like
taskbar build see the cab name

[carreab]

whiskeybro, on Nov 27 2009, 12:34, said:

its all in the first post screenshot from taskbar ,start menu and how the folders look like
taskbar build see the cab name

Here is my task bar but folders are the same as fist post.

Screenshot attached.

Attached File(s)

•  modedWM6.5ColorTaskbar.cab (1.41MB)
  Number of downloads: 83
•  091127134458.png (263.47K)
  Number of downloads: 100

[surgex]

carreab, on Nov 27 2009, 07:55, said:

Here is my task bar but folders are the same as fist post.

Screenshot attached.

Whiskey!  Thanks man..I love this!  Much better than the honeycomb.

[surgex]

OK Problem...What I would *really* like to do is to organize every start menu shortcut I have into folders...
Games, Office, Multimedia, Online, Navigation, Messaging, Personal, and System...
I see exactly how the folderset icons work and I know how to change them, so that's cool.
JMWD Icon changer can also do this
So I used the WM File Explorer to move all my shortcuts into different folders, and on some of them it says "Moving this shortcut could cause programs not to work" -- ... It's a shortcut, not an app...so what the hell? So I just clicked OK and moved them anyways. Then I soft reset, and a lot of them are back in the root folder once again. Uber annoying...is there any way around this?
Is this because I have the Verizon version of the phone?  *Sigh*

This post has been edited by surgex: 20 December 2009 - 09:40 PM

[costipl]

Maybe they are ROM files, so when you move them, they are restored to their default location on first reboot?

[surgex]

costipl, on Dec 20 2009, 16:46, said:

Maybe they are ROM files, so when you move them, they are restored to their default location on first reboot?

Meh, that sucks...even on Symbian OS you can customize the menu to whatever you want lol...oh well.

EDIT:

Well I don't know how or why, but after screwing around and going into every single folder I made with the JWMD app, after soft reset the shortcuts I was referring to are gone!  Woohoo!!!  Now I gotta find a nicer icon set...Google to the rescue!

Attached File(s)

•  Omnia2StartMenu.JPG (31.27K)
  Number of downloads: 38

This post has been edited by surgex: 21 December 2009 - 01:15 AM

[Ceed19]

can this be uninstalled after being installed?

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