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1) I've made a third indicator in the bottom dock for emails using the info from garyr2548 in post #258 and it works perfectly except that I can't get the red circle with the number in in front of the top corner of the icon under it for emails (I've used the bring to front option, but nothing happens). It is stuck under the edge of the email icon under it. How can it get it to over lap it on top?
2) When trying different things, I put a today plug in on the 2nd page and I can't seem to remove it -- I can't find any place to click and hold and choose remove like I would for a program icon. How can I get rid of this?
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1) let me remind you. creating a button or icon in the lower dock region actually keeps it in the dock region.. meaning if you create something down there you cant move it up in the desktop region without it being cut off or losing it. So do this... anywhere in the upper region, create a button, choose the little red circle graphic, THEN drag it to the bottom onto a corner of a button. Then in the upper region create a text with the email syntax, MAKE sure its white or else you could lose it in the black space.. then just drag it onto the top of the little red circle. You shouldnt have to do any front or back arranging this way.
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I just need to find out how to get the date back in the icon. Thanks in advance!
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yea, all buttons have their own text label underneath which is separate, you can delete those without the icon button being deleted as well
but shortcuts have their own text labels, you just uncheck "show text" in the properties of that shortcut icon.
heres a list of customizable syntax text options.
%T12% - 12 hour time
%T24% - 24 hour time
%DOW% - Day of the week
%MN% - Numeric month
%ML% - Long month
%MS% - Short month
%Year% - Current year
%Batt% - Current battery percentage
%FM% - Free RAM
%MTT% - Total RAM
%Appt% - Appointment Count
%Tsk% - Task Count
%Day% - The current day of the month
%Page% - The name of the active page
%Week% - The current week of the year (using ISO calculations)
%Free:<path>% - The current free space on the specified card
%Total:<path>% - The total space on the specified card
%Perc:<path>% - The percentage of free space on the specified card
%Used:<path>% - Displays the amount of storage used on the specified card.