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Touch Cube Quickdial....?
Is there a way to skin the quickdial stock wallpaper. I have configured the simpsons cube, but i want to skin the quickdial to match the rest of my theme. Heres what it currently looks like...
http://i7.photobucket.com/albums/y27...Screen01-1.png i wanted to have this pic as the quickdial background (with the appropriate parts cut out of course, can anybody help with this?) http://a1259.g.akamai.net/f/1259/558...C10291541.jpeg Can anyone help me out? |
Maybe PPCThemes.net ?
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Here you go.
Exract the brn from the zip and put it in your Windows folder. You may want to back up the original file, though. http://i232.photobucket.com/albums/e...47/QG_Bkgd.jpg Then re-name the original QD_Bkgd.brn to something else and rename this brn to QD_Bkgd.brn |
Ah, come on now. Don't tell me I did all that work for nothin'! ;-)
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musicman, excellent work with cubes.. lets say i want to use a different background for the quick dial, what do i need to do, resize, format? any advise that you could give me would be greatly appreciated.
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All background sizes need to be 240x320 (w x h)
The Quickdial background and buttons are one image (as shown above): QD_Bkgd.brn Contact squares are 72x75, I think. And the top left corner of the buttons is at 9,9 (9 pixels from the top, 9 pixels from the side). The bottom row of buttons is 251 pixels from the top and spans the entire width of the screen. What I did for the Simpsons one above was take the default A0 screen and the Simpsons background into Gimp. I selected and copied the contact butons then pasted into the Simpsons background and made them a new layer. I then selected, and copied the bottom row of buttons into the background and made them a new layer. Keeping the buttons as seperate layers let me magic wand select the background and erase it from the buttons, leaving only the shadow people and the icons. I then filled in that space with a semi tranparent layer of black, allowing you to see through it to the image. I then saved the image as a bmp and used the bmptobrn program to make it into a brn. |
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