[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Ufufu:
[size=+2]Old versions of Wheee here![/size]

[size=+1]v2[/size]

Version 2 of the skin for BatteryStatus + WBA3 + MortButtons is posted!

Follow this link:

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=2457812&postcount=220

Screenshots there!

[size=+1]Original Wheee![/size]

Hello,

Super sorry to all people that PMed me about the theme, I didn't notice I had messages until today.

Here's a screenshot of the theme again:

And I'll try to give some instructions, but I don't think it's going to be very easy as I'm not good at explaining :D and the skins were made for my phone, so you will have to change some things. Anyway!

First, download the awesome Sticker icons pack from IconFactory. It's what inspired me to make the skin, many thanks to the icon creator! You can get it here: http://iconfactory.com/search/?q=Sticker

Then, to get the skin looking like my screenshot, you need to hide the softkeys. This worked for me, credits to original programmer: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=392804

It's not 100% needed for the skin, but I also advise you to at least get the "Segoe UI" font. I am not allowed to post it here, but search for it on Google or some torrent site, I'm sure you will find it easily. Then copy it to Windows\Fonts on your device, and soft reset. There's an excellent guide somewhere on the forum on how to make it the system skin (http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=1730428&postcount=21).

Then, install my BatteryStatus theme (attached below). Just unzip the archive, and copy the folder and the xml files to your BatterStatus folder. Then go to BS Options, Advanced and choose the "Wheee" Theme-File. Also, you should UNcheck "show wifi-rows", no space for that. Go to the "TrayLaunch" tab and uncheck "TrayLaunch" too.

You might have to make some changes to the xml file for the skin to fully work on your pc. For example, my alarm program is pTravelAlarm, installed in the storage card, and the path is hard-coded into the XML. Change it to your alarm program exe. Same with setVolume - I have installed it on the storage card, change the path to what you like.

Then the Ultimate Launch settings. I can't post a file here (I don't think I can export them), but here are the settings I use:

Display tab: Margins: 2 Pixel, Fixed plugin-height: checked, 271 Pixel, colorize background: color 0, blurring 2, tab headers position: bottom.

Animation tab: Slide Animation: Slide, Click Animation: Slide, Animation Duration: 300 msec.

Headers tab: Height: 50 Pixel, Show grid: UNchecked, Inactive tabs transparent: UNchecked, blurring of inactive tabs: Low.

Behavior tab: Return to start tab: checked, after 1 minutes.

XP-Icon options tab: Size: 48 Pixel.

Then,

Tabs, uh, tab: Create a new tab "Combination of tabs", with the icon for "Home" and no name. Check "Open tab on startup". Inside that tab, create a "Today-plugin" tab named "Home", and choose the BatteryStatus plugin. Also create a shortcuts-tab named whatever you want, and in it: create a "Margin", with the options: Line break UNchecked, Horizontal: 30 Pixel, Vertical: 0 Pixel. Then, create an "Application Launcher", with XP-Icon of your choice (this is the little dinosaur that announces the missed calls / SMS!) and set the "Command" to: \Windows\tmail.exe and the "Parameter" to: -service "SMS". Go to "Display", and choose: "Item Alignment": Left. Click ok/ok/ok to get back to the main UltimateLaunch settings, and add any other tabs you'd like (programs, weather plugin, etc etc).

EDIT, 2/7/2008: As it seems most people want the bluetooth and wifi icons to toggle bt/wifi on click, there's an updated Wheee.xml file that does that in post #55!

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=2351208&postcount=55