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2008-01-04
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#11
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Originally Posted by Cptnodegard
you should have GPE summary installed, which is a component of the GPE suite, and then select it to have the applet on home screen.
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2008-01-04
, 15:58
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@ Austin, Texas
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#12
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Originally Posted by Cptnodegard
I think you also need to install GPE summary, which is the desktop applet.
gonna jump on this thread with a Q so not to open a new one... hwo do you get GPE to display on the home screen? When i tick it off it still doesnt appear
Back to the topic, I want to add my vote in this discussion for the return of Thememaker, if you please!
Although it didn't give us the opportunity to remove the left-side icons, it did allow us to change them (within limits). Of course I'd prefer to have the ability to customize my desktop but for the time being, I'd 'settle' for the ability to craft a custom 'look' for my IT. FYI, I tried the 07 version on my N810 and fouled up my icons (fixed with the firmware update flash, whew), so I'm waiting for word of a new release
BTW, I too found the contacts icon to be useless until Zerojay brought us the jablet server (kudso to ZJ), so now the contacts tab is actually (partially) functional. As for the web, well, I've found it to be useful as handy 'top-level' bookmark list.
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2008-01-04
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@ Southern California
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#13
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Just to make it clear, the answer to the original comment of this thread:
GPE Calendar doesn't add a permanent icon to the Application Launcher sidebar. It just remains open (but minimized) when the [X] (Close) button is tapped. (This, imho, is a long-running and never-fixed bug.) To Close GPE Calendar, tap the Application menu and choose Close.
Now, if we could customize the Application Launcher, I'd like to see it work like the sidebar in Quiver Image Viewer: with a kinetic scrolling, looping menu-set (i.e., add as many apps as you'd like and scroll through them by finger-tapping/dragging vertically, up or down). That would be sweet!
-T.
Last edited by timsamoff; 2008-01-04 at 16:07.
GPE Calendar doesn't add a permanent icon to the Application Launcher sidebar. It just remains open (but minimized) when the [X] (Close) button is tapped. (This, imho, is a long-running and never-fixed bug.) To Close GPE Calendar, tap the Application menu and choose Close.
Now, if we could customize the Application Launcher, I'd like to see it work like the sidebar in Quiver Image Viewer: with a kinetic scrolling, looping menu-set (i.e., add as many apps as you'd like and scroll through them by finger-tapping/dragging vertically, up or down). That would be sweet!
-T.
Last edited by timsamoff; 2008-01-04 at 16:07.
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2008-01-04
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#14
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Originally Posted by timsamoff
It would be great to have a single button or screen edge that pops up a Iphone-like scrolling menu. It would be better compared to the current three button panel plus menus because it is
Just to make it clear, the answer to the
Now, if we could customize the Application Launcher, I'd like to see it work like the sidebar in Quiver Image Viewer: with a kinetic scrolling, looping menu-set (i.e., add as many apps as you'd like and scroll through them by finger-tapping/dragging vertically, up or down). That would be sweet!
-T.
- more efficient in terms of screen estate usage
- more finger friendly
- more flexible because it isn't limited to three top level items
Last edited by iamthewalrus; 2008-01-04 at 21:02.
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2008-01-04
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#15
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Where can I download GPE Calender, had a look on maemo website but no luck 
If anyone could redirect me that would be great, thanks.
EDIT: Im using the N800 with OS2008.
Last edited by MysticKiller; 2008-01-04 at 21:19.
If anyone could redirect me that would be great, thanks.
EDIT: Im using the N800 with OS2008.
Last edited by MysticKiller; 2008-01-04 at 21:19.
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2008-01-04
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@ queen creek , AZ
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#16
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Originally Posted by timsamoff
i would give my left testical for that!!!
Now, if we could customize the Application Launcher, I'd like to see it work like the sidebar in Quiver Image Viewer: with a kinetic scrolling, looping menu-set (i.e., add as many apps as you'd like and scroll through them by finger-tapping/dragging vertically, up or down). That would be sweet!
-T.
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2008-01-04
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#17
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Originally Posted by MysticKiller
Found it: http://www.internettablettalk.com/fo...t=gpe+calender
Where can I download GPE Calender, had a look on maemo website but no luck
If anyone could redirect me that would be great, thanks.
EDIT: Im using the N800 with OS2008.
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2008-01-04
, 23:22
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Joined on Jul 2007
@ Finland
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#18
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Originally Posted by timsamoff
It's not a bug, it's a feature
JGPE Calendar doesn't add a permanent icon to the Application Launcher sidebar. It just remains open (but minimized) when the [X] (Close) button is tapped. (This, imho, is a long-running and never-fixed bug.)
Really, see the bugzilla.
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2008-01-05
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#19
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Originally Posted by timsamoff
This is definitely NOT a bug! As PinCushionQueen already pointed out earlier in the thread, if you close GPE Calendar completely, no alarms from it will sound. You need to leave it running minimised...
Just to make it clear, the answer to the original comment of this thread:
GPE Calendar doesn't add a permanent icon to the Application Launcher sidebar. It just remains open (but minimized) when the [X] (Close) button is tapped. (This, imho, is a long-running and never-fixed bug.) To Close GPE Calendar, tap the Application menu and choose Close.
-T.
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2008-01-05
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@ Australia
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#20
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its a shame gpe cant intergrate into alarmd or the likes, just adds an entry and goes off even in standby or off ;p
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