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Originally Posted by jrimmer
Hi All,
Just thought that I would put in my two cents. I'm seriously anxious about the new ROM. looking forward to having the SIP issues resolved as well as other improvements/fixes. I have been using some of the Diamond 2 updates, which seem to be OK.. I have been using the modified Keyboard and sensor app... They seem to be working OK though the some of the problems with any of the orientation applications that I have ever used seem to be present. Like when I pull the phone outta my pocket the screen is all jumbled and there is no longer any slide to answer. Keyboard, though is much improved, I much prefer the predictive text, well for me any way.
But i have still two questions so I thought I would repost them.
1. anyone know how to link apps to the applications menu from my Internal Storage? what happened is that I did the ROM update and left the internal storage. So some of my apps are still there and work great. I just can't see them listed in the applications section. I have to manually work my way to click them
2. anyone experienced any co-relation between the WildBerry apps (FlipIt, SDCerts, Manila Landscape) and working with their own email exchange? I know its sounds crazy but both times i have loaded these apps my sync with my computer has been broken and I'm unable to get emails from my companies exchange. They simply just stop arriving. And nothing but a completed rom update fixes it.
Anyone? Possibilities?
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Originally Posted by Trident
Although the files that you installed are still there, the OS does not see them as installed. Your two choices are to reinstall the programs and select IS for where they will reside (again). You could also restore the backup that I'm sure you made prior to flashing.
I'm sure you could probably create some links in your \Windows\Start Menu\Programs folder, but I have no idea how to attempt that or if it's even worth it. I always just re-install the programs.
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You can make a shortcut using File Explorer. Just right click the exe file, push copy, then path to /Windows/Start Menu/Programs/ and paste it as a shortcut.
Mr. Obvious strikes again. Ba Dumb Dumb.