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windows/startmenu/programs and just cut and paste in the right folders.
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Re: Organizing app shortcuts into folders?
Some roms actually come like this, Mighty, NRG, & Mr. X all do.
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Any idea why it takes SOOO long to view the windows folder from my PC, seems like it has to search for a good 60 seconds before it displays the contents of the folder. |
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Yeah I'm using Energy and had installed BeeJive and and a few games that all got dumped on the root and I wanted them in the folders. Thanks to all the helpfull folks on the forums I'm getting pretty good at this pretty quickly. Thanks everyone.=D>
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BUT... if you use resco file explorer, then everything loads lightning fast, including the windows folder. Also, Resco File Explorer gives you tons of options to customize your file explorer. The only problem is, it's not free, and its actually a little expensive in my book. Anyway, if you're interested, go here: http://www.resco.net/pocketpc/explorer/ There's free trial available if you want to take it for a test drive.
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Re: Organizing app shortcuts into folders?
On my phone I'm using Total Commander which loads fairly fast, I'm guessing its free since its part of the Energy rom. Does the Resco file explorer have a desktop component to it? It looked like it was just for your mobile?
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Re: Organizing app shortcuts into folders?
Try using JSPA Program Manager. It allows you to easily move the shortcuts/lnks into folders.
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Re: Organizing app shortcuts into folders?
Use Resco File Explorer and as pointed by gmaine02 copy/paste /create folders in windows/startmenu/programs
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