[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV Themes and Apps] reidler:
Actually, no, I do not have a different ROM. I was confused by what I read earlier in these posts that battclock would report 1% increments. My phone (Sprint, HTC Touch Pro 2 Winmobile 6.5) reports in 10% increments. I have the original ROM that came with the phone. Last night I found a 1% incrememt cab on line. I installed it and it battclock now reports in 1% increments. (The program is named QM_TP2_Battery_Sprint_USA_1.21.56779.1). If you wish I can send it to you.

I also played a lot with Battclock and was going to uninstall it and re-install it again. I just looked in ABOUT and see you have a RESETcapability there too. Thanks. I won't have to uninstall/reinstall it now.

I had contacted HTC to ask how they allowed their product out of the door with that very annoying problem of it waking up and dialing while in people's pockets. They said they will send my email on to development. I guess in development they'll let my email get dusty. I also complained to them that it can only show either the clock or the battery. They said they cannot have both show. So I appreciate that you have taken the time to correct this with BattClock. I also installed some other cabs on this HTC TP2 phone to remove that annoying clock annimation flip/flop and some other things.

BattClock has so many options - it's amazing. I figure that users will pick the ones personal to them. There's no way anyone can use them all. The permanent information that I would like on the title bar is everything they already have plus

current day, month, date, time (with seconds), battery meter and number of SMS, Emails, voice mails, missed call and reminders. I don't know where I can fit all of that. I read in your documentation that the %#x or %#c will give me the full date. I haven't tried it yet. I don't know where on title bar to put it or how.

Thu Dec 30 9:34:56 AM

is what I'd like to see. The examples you show are really great. I didn't see this example. Can you suggest to me how/where I can put this?

Also - how to you get those little verticle bars standing next to each other like |||||.

I did not see how to do that. Is that using Stripe 5 and 6?

Then I have to get back to TouchLockPro. I need to figure out the easiest way to set it up. I want the phone to lock when I put it in my belt pouch and to unlock when I take it out. I have to test if the light sensor will accomplish that by itself alone. You have the proximity sensor defaulted off. It took me some time to understand it as I played with it. I have to still play some more to understand it better. I think the only issue I had was the bluetooth. I use BT a lot. I leave the phone in my pouch and make/answer calls with the BT - using the BT buttons. It was not answering calls. I'll try it again and try your advice. I will have to test to be sure but I think when my phone woke up with an incoming SMS, I think even TouchLochPro was fooled to allow it to wake up and push buttons on its own. But I will test to be sure and let you know. I think I might just set Sounds & Notifications to not display a message on the screen for SMS, emails, etc. They anyway disturb me when they come in while I'm typing on the phone.

I had noticed that BattCLock inside of TouchLockPro had less options. I have to figure out how to use both in harmony. Is that correct? Or am I not allowed to run BattCLock if I am running TouchLockPro?

The last problem I have with this new TP2 (I hope the last) is the vibration alerts. I'm looking for something to allow me to set up the vibrate patterns to distinguish between phone calls, emails, SMS, voice mails, missed calls and reminders. I had a program called Treo Alert on my old Palm Treo 800w phone that was excellent. That program does not work on the HTC. Someone on your group pointed me to VALERT or Vibro. I have not tried them yet but their descriptions do not cover everything. VALERT only allows phone calls to be set and Vibro allows calls, SMS and Emails.

Thank you very much for this program and for supporting it. I'm a programmer but don't know how to program for cell phones.

Eli (Baltimore, Md, USA). (Sorry for such a long response.)