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Sick set up Argent and thanks for posting the weather icon's, but how exactly are you able to incorporate them into beautiful widgets??? They do change depending on the weather correct?
For us NOOB's, can you please explain how to do this
I really like that wallpaper can you post it or tell us where you got it thanks.
sorry if it has been asked before but how did you get your battery indicator in the notification bar like that?
I'm just getting into Launcherpro myself. I like being able to customize my pages, but I'm wondering where everybody is getting their custom docks and icons from...
Cool beans, thanks! I'm so new to rooting and all that jazz I wouldn't know where to begin.You didn't lose them. They're just on the internal memory. You can move them in root explorer if you go to the root directory (the actual root not the directory called "root") then go to /emmc, and move them from there to your SDcard.
You may have to mount internal storage in order to do that. I don't recall. Just search the incredible development forum over at XDA for how to mount internal storage and you'll find the script.
Just from looking around online. If you go to LauncherPro.com there is a thread in the forums devoted to icons and another devoted to custom dock backgrounds. That's where I found my dock background. Lots of nice stuff there.
There is actually an entire forum about theming launcherpro. Definitely worth reading.
I'm not using a theme. Its standard Sense with the EspressoBar.
This will never end!
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This will never end!
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I got the icons from the Rusty Metal dxtop theme: dxTop Theme: Rusty Metal - Android app on AppBrain
I had to manually pull the icons out of the theme's .apk file and save them to a folder on my SD Card. I believe you have to be rooted to access the file, though. Once I pulled the file I just use 7zip to extract the images. It's not too complicated.
The background was one I found on google images that I resized.
I actually use FolderOrganizer to assign the icons to different folders. I think you can do it with the free version, AppsOrganizer as well, but you can't put folders within folders using that, plus I love the app and wanted to donate to the developer so I bought the paid version.
Each one of those icons in the launcher dock opens up a folder with a list of apps inside it. Once you assign the apps and icons to the folders the way you want within FolderOrganizer, you use LauncherPro to assign FolderOrganizer Label shortcuts. It's pretty easy. You just long press on the icon in the dock, select shortcut, then select FolderOrganizer Label.
The wood shelf dock background I found on the LauncherPro forums and the BeautifulWidget skin is available for download from within the application.
I hope that helps. You can PM me if you have any other questions. Also, now that I think of it, those Rusty Metal icons are probably available on the XDA forums if you search hard enough. You'd be able to get them without rooting your phone if you get them there.
what app are you running on this screen shot? I love it!
Oh my! what is this? I love it!
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Maize Digital Clock Widget
Gmail Label Notifier
Pure Calendar
Weather Widget
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What else can ya say...Fantastic!!!
Thnks jayI'm trying to stick with one layout for a while, but its so tough to
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