Flashlight and Buttons

[ktwombley]

Originally Posted by Lsme420

Why take up more memory? Here is a way to do it with out installing anything and taking up much more room.

First download the file I attached Flashlight.zip then unzip.

Second extract the file (Flashlight.exe) to your PPC.

Third copy the Flashlight.exe to your "My device - Windows" folder and past it.

Last recopy the flashlight.exe from the Windows folder where you just put it and go to "My Device - Windows - Start Menu -Programs"
and past a SHORT CUT. Rename the shortcut "Flashlight".

You should now have the Flashlight.exe in your "Windows" folder and also have a shortcut to flashlight in your "Programs" (My Device - Windows - Start Menu -Programs) folder.

Now all you have to do is go to your "Setting - Personal - Buttons" and change one of the buttons there to "Flashlight".
I use button #5 (Voice Dial I think) and when I press it the flashlight comes on and stays on till I press it again to shut it off.

Maybe you don't really understand what installing really consists of. Basically it's exactly what you've described...except automatic. Why go through all those extra steps when the end result is the same?

[Lsme420]

Originally Posted by ktwombley

Maybe you don't really understand what installing really consists of. Basically it's exactly what you've described...except automatic. Why go through all those extra steps when the end result is the same?

Ya I dont think so. For one if you just install something it installs to to main device takes up space and with all the folders and uninstall info it has a larger footprint than my way.

Second: The size of the cabs above are larger than my .exe so that right there takes up more room.

Third: If you do one of the above ways you'll have to install the "flashlight cab" and then also the cab to map a "button". Thats 2 cabs also larger than my post.

Its kinda like saying,"I can do this reg edit manually or I can install a cab to do it".
One takes up space one don't.

[flyers2114]

Originally Posted by Lsme420

Ya I dont think so. For one if you just install something it installs to to main device takes up space and with all the folders and uninstall info it has a larger footprint than my way.

Second: The size of the cabs above are larger than my .exe so that right there takes up more room.

Third: If you do one of the above ways you'll have to install the "flashlight cab" and then also the cab to map a "button". Thats 2 cabs also larger than my post.

Its kinda like saying,"I can do this reg edit manually or I can install a cab to do it".
One takes up space one don't.

=1 one on this.....

[TweetyBear]

wow, the nuelight sounds interesting. i'll have to play with it some

[shadow-tech]

flash light is VERY important app to have. key mapping and timer mode are good.
morse code....come on. i suppose 'strobing' might be good, you know for rave clubs.jk

i know when im lost i use my phone to call the park ranger, then i make beeping noises with my voice to send morse code. that way they can find me.

[shaggylive]

well, I have requested a camera app that can read morse code, but i'm sure we won't see that until ships start using it again... lol

but I have been to some disc golf night tournaments where all the baskets and participants are all decked out in glow lights.. had some fun with playing around with the morse code function.. btw, it takes forever to say just a few words..(this post would take like 20mins)

[madman16420]

dose it drain the batt fast with the Morse code?

[TheBundo]

I've been using AEButton for a flashlight control for a year. Works great, but no timer. Might try that sometime. However, an LED doesn't drain the battery all that fast

[killerkhatiby009]

Yea have not had too much battery drain, although I have never really used it for more than 10 mins continuously.

[shadow-tech]

a camera app to read morse code. i was think that as soon as i read this thread. now that would be bad ***.