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cmajewsk, I've been doing some research on your Weather Icon problem and this is what I have discovered (also from viewing your post on the Freestyl forum).
From Freestyl Website Main Page:
"As you can see with the pic in the post… the weather configuration will be controlled through the Configuration App and you will be able to setup 2 differnent zip codes (or location codes so it should work in other countries)… one for your "home" zone and one for your "away" zone… figure if you are traveling that you setup the away for where you are going… maybe if you work an hour or two from home you can configure your two zones so you can see the weather for both work and home."
So basically, the weather page that comes up in Freestyl is a built in or hard coded applet (like the four default buttons at the bottom), which just pulls and displays the data retrieved from
http://weather.yahoo.com.
What you were doing basically, was mapping a weather icon to an application or a website, which will always launch your default browser to display the weather data. The only way to see the weather screen using the built in Freestyl applet (after keying in your code in the config screen), is to click on the weather icon located on the 5th page of icons.
On a side note, I was able to find my country code by following the build notes below, just in case anyone else needs to find their code, it will be located in your address bar, after following the below link and either selecting your city from the dropdown box, or by following the links under "Browse for U.S. and International Forecasts."
From Freestyl v0.1.1.1 Build Notes:
"The FreeStyl Weather System is now included in the Launcher. The Weather screen is accessed from the 5th page of icons (the page that contains the configuration link, etc). Two locations are enterable in the configuration applet. US users can use their Zip Code, while international users can visit
http://weather.yahoo.com and obtain their location code from the URL at Yahoo (ie, for France it will be something like FRXX0234)."