Games folder in Start menu?
 

Is it possible to have a Games folder in the Start menu application window? I would like all the games organized into a folder as opposed to having ALL my apps listed in one window. Any ideas?

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You could always revert to the old style of the start menu, this will put all the games into a folder. Just install the cab attached (which also adds a programs tab in TF3D).

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I'm not sure if there is a way to do this if you're using the Manila start menu, but what you want is the default WM programs list display. BTW - the WM 6.5 layout is much nicer and includes the games folder. If you decide to flash a WM 6.5 ROM, you'll be VERY pleased. :)

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touch pro2 comes with 6.1 right? Where can i find info to flash the 6.5 rom?

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The official 6.5 ROM isn't out yet, but the custom 6.5 ROMs will be released soon. We are waiting on the HSPL unlocker (a tool that allows you to flash ROMs that are not from the manufacturer).

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HSPL is such a sore subject for many right now...

it has given me some great reading over the past few days!!!

:joker::joker:

If I'm not mistaken, SPB MS3.5 actually will collect up your games into one folder...

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i went to install this and the phone just stayed at the installing screen and the progress bar didnt increase at all. I exited out and saw i had a 4 column rows at the start menu now, but everything else is still the same. I'm not sure if it did a complete install or not.

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i hate to be a noob, but could you enlighten me on what hspl is? Also what is SPB MS3.5

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HSPL is the Hard-Secondary Program Loader. It allows you to flash custom ROMs to your device.

SPB MS3.5 is a program developed by Spb Software House. The name of the program is Mobile Shell 3.5. It's basically another user interface that sits on top of TouchFlo3D 2.