[HD2 General] me:
I have been trying it on my HD2 (T-Mobile USA version, latest stock ROM, with Co0kie's Home Tab) for the last couple days, and it is hard for me to believe that you (OP) can remap all the buttons on it. (Unless the TMo version is that different from the standard Leo.) (Or could CHT make a difference?)

I too think I will probably buy it, only because it is the only button remapper that I can get to work at all on the HD2. On a previous WinMo device I used DoubleLauncher, which I bought. I like DoubleLauncher better, but it won't remap anything on the HD2.

I tried remapping every single key on the HD2 with AEB Plus (latest version). Most would not work. I had success in remapping the following keys:

Windows Key--using the Windows key they had listed there.

I used the add a key function to add the back button, and the home button.

So, I have three keys remapped, the original function on a single press, and other functions added for double and triple press, and long press. That is worth it to keep and buy the program for me. (I don't see how anyone could use it long-term without buying. That nag screen is damn annoying!)

I was totally unable to remap the red and green keys, and the volume up and down. If you were able to remap those, was there some kind of special trick you used?

Downsides--I think it slows down my phone, especially making the boot-up time take much longer. Has anyone else noticed that?

Also--total lack of documentation! None that comes with the download, none on the developer's web site--no help file, no PDF, no .htm help, nada! That is bad, as there are various options, that I have no idea what they mean, and there is no explanation for them. If the guy wants more people to buy his product, he should supply some documentation, and not only in Russian.

For those who are curious, what I set, on the three keys I could set:

Windows Key

1.Start Menu (default)

2. AltTab (I found that the one by PHM(freeware), works much better than the Alt-tab that comes with AEB)

3. OK/Close

Long Press-Task Manager (the one built into AEB)

Back Button (405C)

1. Back (default)

2. Enter

3. Esc

Long- PHM AltF4 (also free-- works better than the AEB-close active application) (Handy to give a long press on a button when in any application, and have it killed.)

Home Key (00ED)

1. Today screen (default)

2. Bing

3. Google Maps

Long-Flashlight

May change these later. That's how it is set now. I still don't have it memorized, so I made a text file with the list, and put a Quick Link to open the text file. Quicker than opening AEB configuration, just to remind me what I have set.

(I sure wish Doublelauncher would work on this device though. I liked it a lot better. For one thing, it somehow did its thing without having a background process running all the time, unlike AEB.)

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PS added later--Took a walk in the evening, thought I'd try the flashlight button, long press on the Home key, nothing happened. Rebooted, still didn't work. Checked my settings, and yes, it is set that way, as delineated above. Long press works on Windows and Back key, but not on Home key. Double and Triple press works on Home key, but not Long Press. So I just lost one of the remapped functions, that I thought I had.

By the way, I made one other change, from my list above. I found it too weird to use Alt-Tab with a double press. Therefore, although I didn't like to change any of the default assignments, I changed the Windows key to do alt-tab with a single press, and open the start menu with a double press.

Still curious to hear how people got all those keys working on the HD2.