[Kitchen] WVGA Touch Pro 2 Collaboration

[nrfitchett4]

Originally Posted by Zaphod-Beeblebrox

Opera Mini 5 will not take a URL as a command line argument. Thus, it will not open a web page from an e-mail, etc. It will open to the speed-dial screen, but that's it.
Keep O-10 as your default.

true, but by using this program, you can set it to default and also it uses mortscript to copy and paste the url so you can use it as default.
also, this program will give you a chance to use any browser to open a url or after 5seconds, it will use your default.
give it a try and if you find a way to cook it in, let me know. Since it has to scan your device for browsers on first launch, it didn't cook in right for me.

[qball1616]

Originally Posted by nrfitchett4

true, but by using this program, you can set it to default and also it uses mortscript to copy and paste the url so you can use it as default.
also, this program will give you a chance to use any browser to open a url or after 5seconds, it will use your default.
give it a try and if you find a way to cook it in, let me know. Since it has to scan your device for browsers on first launch, it didn't cook in right for me.

just a thought...if you are using xda_uc couldn't you put it in your folder on your SD card and then it would install once the ROM is done cooking?

[nrfitchett4]

Originally Posted by qball1616

just a thought...if you are using xda_uc couldn't you put it in your folder on your SD card and then it would install once the ROM is done cooking?

that's what I have it doing. But some people are releasing public ROMs so the more cooked in goodness the better.

[qball1616]

Originally Posted by nrfitchett4

that's what I have it doing. But some people are releasing public ROMs so the more cooked in goodness the better.

very true, but since you are cooking xda_uc in your rom you could include the cab as an attachment to your thread and have the users move it to their card on their own if they want to have it included.

also what about including it in the config_operator.txt?

[nrfitchett4]

Originally Posted by qball1616

very true, but since you are cooking xda_uc in your rom you could include the cab as an attachment to your thread and have the users move it to their card on their own if they want to have it included.

also what about including it in the config_operator.txt?

not sure what you mean...

[qball1616]

Originally Posted by nrfitchett4

not sure what you mean...

in your carrier package there is a file called "config_operator.txt" file and you can have it install a cab file...i am attaching mine so you can see.

you will just need to add a line to it

CAB: \JZSmartMort_v1.6.8.cab

it will then run the cab during runcc

EDIT: obviously you would need to include the cab file in the files folder of your carrier package

[captblaze]

24611 (aku5306) for Calkulin's Kitchen - http://www.mediafire.com/?mm3lzuzwml5

has office 2010 included (looks like all future builds have this stock)

no threaded email/dialer fix/voice command

oemxip tweaked
msxipkernel not tweaked
WinCENLS_WWE included (discard if you dont use)

^

[zone23]

Originally Posted by qball1616

in your carrier package there is a file called "config_operator.txt" file and you can have it install a cab file...i am attaching mine so you can see.

you will just need to add a line to it

CAB: \JZSmartMort_v1.6.8.cab

it will then run the cab during runcc

EDIT: obviously you would need to include the cab file in the files folder of your carrier package

This is how I used to do it when I couldn't get sprint tv and NAV to work cooked in.

[Zaphod-Beeblebrox]

Originally Posted by nrfitchett4

true, but by using this program, you can set it to default and also it uses mortscript to copy and paste the url so you can use it as default.
also, this program will give you a chance to use any browser to open a url or after 5seconds, it will use your default.
give it a try and if you find a way to cook it in, let me know. Since it has to scan your device for browsers on first launch, it didn't cook in right for me.

I had seen this program before but never tried it.
Does it operate smoothly and quickly?
The main reason I use Mini 5 (and I do like it VERY much) is the speed with which it launches and loads pages. Would be a shame to slow that down.

I may try it this weekend. If it doesn't slow it down, I'll take a stab at Cooking it.

[nrfitchett4]

Originally Posted by Zaphod-Beeblebrox

I had seen this program before but never tried it.
Does it operate smoothly and quickly?
The main reason I use Mini 5 (and I do like it VERY much) is the speed with which it launches and loads pages. Would be a shame to slow that down.

I may try it this weekend. If it doesn't slow it down, I'll take a stab at Cooking it.

what it does, when you click on a link, it brings up a screen with all your browsers with your default one highlighted. It gives you 5 seconds (that is changeable) to pick a different one (or just click ok to open default). then you see it "type" the url in the browser address bar. It works very well in my opinion.