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Originally Posted by scrosler
Hmmm, I intetionally never regged that but it shouldnt be hard! Very easy actually... Just need to find the key  hehehehe
IOf Exchange did not work fo your then you did something wrong.... Post your config.text and your email.xml and I will look at it... When I saypost I dont mean onthe board. PM me a link if youw ant mto torubleshoot. In the same note that would require me to possible see your eamil so think wisely before answering ;c)
But on the same note if you cant trust me.... You cant trust anyone. and passwords can be changed......
2. No clue what you are talking about?????? |
1. I found them and wrote this code:
<!-- Default USB to PC Settings-->
<!-- Change Syncmode to '0' for Activesync Default -->
<!-- Change Syncmode to '2' for Disk Drive Default -->
<characteristic type="Registry">
<characteristic type="HKLM\Software\OEMUSBtoPC" translation="filesystem">
<parm name="AskConnect" datatype="dword" value="1" translation="filesystem" />
<parm name="Device_Type" datatype="dword" value="2" translation="filesystem" />
<parm name="DisablePopUpUI" datatype="dword" value="0" translation="filesystem" />
<parm name="EnableAdvancedChecked" datatype="dword" value="1" translation="filesystem" />
<parm name="SyncMode" datatype="dword" value="2" translation="filesystem" />
</characteristic>
</characteristic>
2. The wallpaper you chose though the settings tab... I thought I found the keys but these dont work: I have created my own OEM that copies some pics to the my pictures folder...
<!-- Next two tags: Set Default Wallpaper in TF3D-->
<characteristic type="HKCU\Software\HTC\Manila" translation="filesystem">
<parm name="CachedBackgroundPath" datatype="string" value="\My Documents\My Pictures\default_wall.jpg" translation="filesystem" />
</characteristic>
<characteristic type="HKCU\Software\HTC\Manila" translation="filesystem">
<parm name="HomeBackgroundPath" datatype="string" value="\My Documents\My Pictures\default_wall.jpg" translation="filesystem" />
</characteristic>
As a more important and general question, do you think its better to throw my registry mods in via these .provxml files OR make an OEM that contains all my registry changes (.rgu file)...
Is there a file that says which provxml's are to be run... so I could have them all in one file called like "mxipupdate_oemoperators_111.provxml" (next number)