Re: Custom Taskbar
 

Sorry I have been away from this thread, switched career fields and have been really tied up with real life but I promise to get back into things and working on some new stuff as soon as I get a chance. I will also monitor this thread and reply to questions anyone has.

Re: Custom Taskbar
 

Ok, it looks like a Desire and runs WM6.5...:)
But the point is, that the shellre192.dll that you posted is definitely not from Brian's taskbar - so I think a screenshot could help - otherwise it's like wandering through the fog...

@tsowen: glad to see you back in the thread - it's always better when the right commander is leading the ship :)

Re: Custom Taskbar
 

Ok, here it goes...

Re: Custom Taskbar
 

Yeah check that post out, with WM 6.5 the game changed on how the icons were read in the dll files. The battery images were now in the shellres so most developers still used the phcan for the battery icons or made a new dll to place them in and did a simple registry edit to point it in the right place.

Re: Custom Taskbar
 

Now the things will be a bit clearer - your screenshot shows the shellres192 that you've posted.
OK, since you found no phcanOverbmp.dll in your windows-folder would be the next step to do what tsowen described in the post before.
My suggestion is to adapt the phcan...dll from a similar taskbar to yours - but therefore you should be patient 'cause its a time-problem.
For the two signal-symbols (dual sim) I have no solution at the moment... no clue about the right registry tweaks for that...

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I appreciate your help and i'm not concerned with the two signal symbols, but in order to try some phcanOverbmp.dll, i understood before that i have to edit the registry, and like i told you before, my registry after being edited returns to the original state...

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OK, let's go.
First of all: make sure that sdkcerts is installed (if not, take the attached cab)
Variant 1:
Copy the attached phcanOverBmp.dll into the windows-folder on your device. Edit the registry (BaseID...) like I posted before. If it returns again, change the edit-software. I recommend CeRegEditor - easy editing via PC.
Softreset.
Variant 2:
De-install the taskbar from your device. Install the attached m6silver Color Taskbar (same icons as you posted) and if necessary the CDMAfix.cab
Softreset.
I recommend variant 2, because there are also the line 1/2 icons included...

If both variants will not work, I will go out of life in this way: ](*,)
(and if it's the solution, you may hit the thanks-button for hours)

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Thanks a lot.
I will test this asap.

Regards, Crake.

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My friend, i tried the Variant 1, and with Resco Registry the value becames the original one.
Then i've installed the "CeRegEdit_Setup_0.0.5.2" but with no luck, as you can see on my images attached.
Is there any mistake that i'm committing??

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Well, I'm busy 'cause I have to search for a stable wall before this problem becomes a nightmare...:drunken:
Really, I have not the foggiest idea, why this simple tweak will not work for you. I think CeRegEditor is one of the best apps.
Could it be that there is a connection with your dual-sim-thing? Or is there one thing failed to notice in the constellation of your device? Or is the point that your taskbar is named "...test..."?
Ultimately it will will be the best you take my preferred variant 2 - so could all components proper work together...

but not to forget: you have sdkcerts.cab installed?