minimizing a program???
 

How do I minimize & then bring back up a running program??

I am running Merdin's 6.5 ROM & I use QuickMenu to get around using the stupid 6.5 start menu. The problem is, QM kills the HTC task manager. I can re-enable it with a regedit, but the edit never sticks.

I know I can minimize a running program by hitting the home hardware button, but how do I bring it back up again??????

I used to use Wisbar 3 for this, but I don't want to install WB with this system.

~John

Re: minimizing a program???
 

Without a task manager I think you're screwed.

Re: minimizing a program???
 

Just run the program again and it will pop backup.

Re: minimizing a program???
 

Yeah, I would just look for a light task manager app and download it.

Re: minimizing a program???
 

Doesn't your Qmenu keep a list of running programs at the top? (mine does and works very nicely)

Re: minimizing a program???
 

Yea, I just figured that out.

Somehow that box got unchecked, all set now..........

~John

Re: minimizing a program???
 

your talking about this right???? http://www.freewarepocketpc.net/img2/quickmenu-3.png

task manager is built into it, highlight close program and your running apps come up...

i used this b4, its not better because you lose the traditional task manager imho...

fyi, even after u delete the it, it wont restore task manager.. i even tried to go in through comm manager in TF and it wouldnt load that page.. it like completely disables every part of traditional task manager... i had to hard rest to get it back..

****edit, oops, didnt see last 2 posts for some reason......sorry

Re: minimizing a program???
 

Hi there,

Taskfacade is a great program that you can link to a button with AE button plus.

This is the best way I have found to get from program to program.

Task facade can be found here:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=420220

AE Button Plus can be found here:
http://ae.inc.ru/aebplusdownload.php

Ae button can also be used to map other buttons to single, double, triple and long presses. Both are really friggin' useful.

Nb