Titanium Home Screen that launches HTC Contacts/Weather/Calendar/Etc???

[ssbmg]

I'm hoping not to sound too ignorant here but does such a thing exist?? What I would like is WM 6.5 Titanium with the ability to use HTCs Contacts, Messaging, Calendar, and most other HTC apps without using Manila. Sense UI seems to be the culprit with hogging RAM and I'm getting tired of the constant soft resets.

Ideally, from the Titanium homescreen, I could scroll to contacts and it would launch the HTC version of contacts. Same goes for messages, calendar, etc. Is this possible? Would also like to be able to add a "Weather" option from the home screen that would launch HTC weather app...

Couple of other questions:
Is there a way to customize the order of apprearance of items on the Titanium home screen?

Is there a way to move objects around (including into/out of folders) when you click the Windows button? Surely there has to be more than just the "move to top" option.

[programmer8922]

With CHome Editor or Titanizer you can edit plugin order as well as an individual plugin's properties, so if you can run the HTC programs without Manila you would be able to change the linking of the Titanium plugins. As for moving objects around in the start menu, all you have to do is move the links with a file explorer.

[ssbmg]

Thanks for the info. So is it possible map a plugin from the home screen on Titanium to direct to something like the "All Contacts" soft key when you scroll to Contacts using Manila? Really the only thing I miss from Manila will be the synched messaging feature and the facebook synched contacts list.

Any ideas for comparable alternatives if using HTC programs without Manila is not possible? Thanks again for your help.

[tr0s]

Originally Posted by programmer8922

With CHome Editor or Titanizer you can edit plugin order as well as an individual plugin's properties, so if you can run the HTC programs without Manila you would be able to change the linking of the Titanium plugins. As for moving objects around in the start menu, all you have to do is move the links with a file explorer.

just as a reference, the start menu links are located from the root directory (my device) in the windows\start menu folder. you can create folders, merge, and do whatever you want from there.

[ssbmg]

Got it - thanks! I can't get any of the read only files to move so my start menu is still a bit cluttered for my liking. I guess the only other option is to cook my own. Appreciate the tip!