Skin installer for a1200

Skins in the Rainmeter Skin Packager. During a normal Rainmeter installation, the. If any of the skins to be installed already exist, they will be moved to a Backup folder before installation. This may be disabled by unchecking Backup skins in the Advanced pull-down menu. Before Rainmeter 1. Here is how to install them:. After installing the software, right-click the archive in Explorer to extract it. The archive may include a readme.

If not, look for a folder with the same name as the skin - it might be inside another folder that is actually called "Skins". Move the folder to the Rainmeter "Skins" folder:. If it fills up the memory it will not leave enough space and will freeze the phone when you reboot. If you try to turn it off using the red power key, it will just beep and do nothing.

The only way to turn it off is to take out the battery. If this happens, first try to take out the battery, wait a few minutes and then reinsert and turn back on. Some seem to work for some people and not for others so it is hard to write a general set of instructions.

After a lot of experimentation I found that using a combination of the two methods appears to be a successful and safe! At a high level you need to do the following detailed instructions for each step follow : 1. Turn the phone off and on 3. If only the status and scroll bar has changed, but not the icons, then use linloader to run that skin's lin file to complete the change 4. Turn the phone off and on and the skin should now be complete.

If you want to change the phone to another skin then use Eakrin's Skin Installer to install the next skin which will delete the old skin.

When you turn the file back on, you will notice the icons have returned to the grey default. It is now safe to use linloader to run the next skin's lin file. Using this method I have successfully changed over a dozen skins.

Go to this thread on Installing Skins. These are regular zip files so you will need to Unzip them before copying them to your phone. Install them using mpkg installer. See here and here for a huge selection. The one that I like is tlinux1! Even though many of the skins displayed in this forum and on the various skins websites are shown with Chinese characters - they will have your default language when installed - with some exceptions — if an icon has Chinese letters as part of the icon they will still be in Chinese; and the words for "Mobile"; "Home" and "Office" under Contacts stayed as Chinese characters — probably because these are also icons.

Download the rar file to your pc. Unrar it — each skin should consist of a folder containing a number of skin and theme files: eg: Code:. Restart the phone and the icons should now have changed. Note 1: On successful installation, you should see that three files 1 on. This verifies that install worked correctly. Any theme can be used with any skin or by itself. Edit it using Wordpad not Notepad substituting in the names of the startup and shutdown gifs that you want to use on lines 2 and 3.

Put this file in the same directory as the skin package with the gifs you want to use. The following mod will fix this. You should hear a tone after it installs correctly. Turn the phone off and on. When it come back on you will see a new icon called "VolumeUp" under Games in the Menu. Run this app by clicking on it and you should hear an increase in the volume. Notes: You will need to rerun this app every time you turn the phone off and on - as the phone will reset to default volume when turned off.

If you dont want the volume gain for whatever reason just restart your phone. Running this app will disable the menu screen click sounds when you tap on something. No fix for this has been found. Running this app may cause the radio volume to go down. There is no fix for this at the moment. See thread for more detail. If you are not satisfied with this volume gain, then go to the page 8 of the same thread and download the latest sound table file from Alpha.

Alpha's file tweaks the volumetable file to increase the volume slightly more and improve the sound quality. Depending on your firmware you may or may not have to run the volumeup app. I found with Bint's. Starting the volume app turned the sound back down again. You may have to experiment how it works on your phone.

Download it then follow these instructions You will need MPKG installer installed on your phone Unrar the file Copy the file to your SD card Unplug the phone; find the file using File Manager and install it using mpkg. Turn your phone off and on and you should see a new icon in your Application Launcher of a speaker with the round circle with a bar through it. Click on this icon to turn the camera sound off.

One this is run the camera will no longer make a sound even if you turn phone off and on. The only way to get sound back is if you actually go to the camera setup and choose a sound. However this may not work on the generic firmwares such as. For a detailed discussion plus lots of screen shots see here this thread. A summary of the instructions is as follows: Download the file startup1. Unrar this file so you get startup1.

You should see the font has changed. If it does not then this does not work on your firmware. You can change to a different font by renaming its file to myfont. To return your phone to its default font, just delete either the script startup.

In order to turn on Edge you need to download the following two files from the first page of this thread. If you get the message that you have to install microsoft. Reboot PC and try to install RadioComm again. Start RadioComm. It will display a settings window. It should have a red "Radio Detection" button on the top right and you should see a Red square down in the taskbar icons area. When these turn green this indicates that the progam has detected the phone radio correctly. Now close down RadioComm.

If still nothing, set back to "Modem". When your phone is detected for the first time, a prompt may appear asking to install drivers. Select Yes and install the driver. This wil be repeated about 20 times so be patient! You may have to reboot the system after all drivers are installed and restart RadioComm. You will know when it has detected the phone correctly when the Radio Detection button on the right turns green. After you have got RadioComm working and detecting the phone, the rest is simple Look to the far right you will see a bunch of buttons, one of them is labelled 'setup button', click that.

A window will pop-up, press the browse button and go to the location where you have unrar the EDGE. When done close that window, now you should have a new button labeled the way you name it, Click on the button to run the script. A series of log results should be displayed in the big white window. The last one should say 'Complete" Now just exit RadioComm, unplug the phone and restart it.

If you have done it successfully you should see a "E" instead of a "G" in your Status Line. This of course assumes that Edge is available from your provider.

If it is not you will still see the G. MF, and copy it to your desktop. Edit the file. Look for the line "Midlet-Name" and type in the name that you want the app to be called. Save the file and then copy it back into the Archive. Note — if you already installed the app, then this will create a new icon with the new name. You will have to delete the old app. You can also do the same thing with a PKG archive. It also can be opened with 7-zip.

In this case you are looking for the file mpkgapp. Copy updated pkg file to phone and reinstall. How To Change an Application's Icon. To do this will need to download and install an icon editor. PhotoFilter is an excellent free one download at www.

Use Windows Explorer to navigate to. Each one of these folders is one of your installed java apps. The higher the number the more recent that app was installed. You will see all the files that that applet uses. Locate the file suiteicon. If neither exists then that app does not have an icon — it probably is displayed with a generic icon.

Open Photofiltre and open that file. The icon should look great. Another size you may want to play with is 32 x 32 Canvas 42 x So you will need to make scripts to run the commands. Note: the method described on this thread does NOT work on the A To learn how to "seem edit" - see the thread. June Alpha43 has written a script that will automatically make the Voicemail and Network time seem edits.

Running this script is a lot easier and faster than making the seem edits yourself. See this thread for the script plus instructions on how to use it.