Some apps have issues with the screen rotation, like when people don't want S2U2 to rotate:
Features of RotationService:
Configurable list of plugins to show on homescreen in portrait/landscape modes
Ability to kill processes when switching to portrait/landscape
Two modes of controling Omnia's autorotate funcion (using accelerometer):
RotationService automatically enables autorotate feature only for applications on whitelist (all others have autorotate disabled)
RotationService automatically disables autorotate feature for applications on blacklist (all others have autorotate enabled)
Support for irritating Manila's behaviour of auto screen rotation to portrait (there are still some issues but I think the best way to resolve them is to modify Manila not to rotate the screen) /NOTE: when both are defined in config file then only whitelist feature works/
Fixed angles for chosen applications
Changlog:
1.2.2:
- some small fixes
- support for AppToDate
1.2.1:
- processes/exec names are now case-insensitive;
- changing plugins on today screen application now disables all of them and later enables only chosen ones (before it was disabling only plugins defined in config file in opposite section)
1.2.0:
- fix for NullReferenceException error when using wkTask
1.1.0:
- ability to define processes which will have fixed angle defined in config file (and disabled auto rotation). Check the config file how to define them (it's very simple).
Everything is configured by config.xml file which is has comments with descriptions of each section.
NOTE: Be sure not to make mistake in config file as the config reader will crash the application if it is inproper (to be fixed in the future).
To exit application just run it from Programs Menu - small Control Panel for Rotation Service will appear.
To reread the config file you need to choose Reload from Rotation Service Control Panel.
The attachment to this post contains version 1.2.2.
It automaticaly installs and put a shortcut to StartUp and Programs menus.
After installation you need to edit config.xml file in application directory.
As always - all sugestions and bugs reporting are welcome .
HOW TO CHECK EXECUTABLE NAME FOR APPLICATION:
- Download FdcTaskmanager from this site:
http://www.dotfred.net/TaskMgr.htm
- Install it
- Launch
- You will see lists of processes running on your Omnia
- Choose the record which you think can be the program you are looking for
- Choose Activate from Context Menu
- If the program's window appear you know the process name