[FH-CS]

Originally Posted by 2 Bunny

Hmmm... That's a tricky one. How many zeroes would I need? Is the number of required zeroes dependent on the number of digits (3C, etc.) that come after them?

I honestly don't believe you'd need the zeros, but if you wish to add them, just add enough zeros so there are eight digits total (eg, 0000003C, 00000708, etc)

Originally Posted by 2 Bunny

Thanks so much man. That really helped. Could you or someone double check the file I made though (check attachment) to make sure I've got the process down how I'm supposed to be doing it.

Looks like it's right (just tried your entries, and they work for me).

Originally Posted by 2 Bunny

True. I took your advice and exported the entire 'HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\HTC\Manila" registry directory and exported it. Since all of the adjustments are already made on my device, little to no additional tweaking was necessary. I went ahead and saved a new folder labeled "Manila Tweak by me" or something to that effect, put the new "app.reg" file in, and boom. Is that it? Will it all get replaced properly when it is flashed?

Yep, that's it. The only suggestion I do have though is you might want to add a "z" in front of the folder name. Ervius kitchen writes it files to the ROM in 0-9,A-Z,etc order (basically, top to bottom as they appear in the kitchen). If for some reason there is a registry setting in one of your manila packages that also happens to be what you're making these app.reg files to alter, the *lowest* one on the list will overwrite the ones on top. For example you may tweak the weather location in your "Manila Tweak" package, but say there's a package named "Manila Weather". It would come after alphabetically and overwrite your tweak. Making it "zManila Tweak" places it after everything. Just something you might want to keep in mind.

Originally Posted by 2 Bunny

PS: After this, I would replace my old "Manila SoftKeys Tweak" folder, right, since all the tweaks are now included in one app.reg file?

Yep. I like to have my tweaks in separate EXT packages, but having all your tweaks in a single app.reg is fine as well.