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Old 10-05-2008, 08:50 PM
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Re: 2D manilla on apache?
I found out the "fix" cab actually works by putting a specific manila.exe that all the other cabs do not use. All the other cabs actually use the same "other" manila.exe with different added files..
The interface seems quick only Because it is all in memory until you select something, then it goes to open something with normal speed limitations of your device.
I say limitations because it you do not configure which files are cooked and which files are cab loaded, you will have certain issues of not opening things you like right away or not at all, due to your devices memory management.
I think thats why it works better with the newer Builds.
I am trying to see which files i really need to slim this down.
We need a slimmed down version because it likes to soak in and hold 10megs for everything to be "on stanby" for use...

Even though I can just use more efficient progs like HTC Home and not use this, the interface is so cool you don't want to go back..
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