Hello everyone, could someone give me a hand by mapping the location to my preinstalled wallpapers, I've looked every where an no dice, I can't thank you guys enough
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Hit home hard button 2nd from left
Hit furthest left hard button
Menu at bottom of screen should say WALLPAPERS
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My bad, I didn't specify well. Like where there stored on the system, so i can navigate there by root explorer an copy or delete image file, thx for your reply tho
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Hey guys on a older backup of mine I had the sgs tools appear but it was modded for the fascinate not for the galaxy s it had the hacked camera apk along with better functions for the tw launcher allowing me to alphabetize everything and a bunch of thee features I really liked can anyone tell me where to get it backing have been unable to find it again
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=775154
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Thanks I actual found that myself but didn't see the second part about the menu button gives you the 2nd menu
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If like me you have 5 plus screens, check out apps organiser, I think its great, I'm now down to 2 screens. Simply create labels to group apps by and place all apps in these groups meaning you are never further away from anything by 2 clicks! this also means less memory in use for your launcher.happy days, give it a whirl
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Sorry just realised should be in apps thread
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how is this different from folders?
Err not tried folders
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AFAIK, apps must be placed in android folders manually, and if you accidentally delete the folder, you have to do the same thing again. With apps organizer it's much easier with this so called labeling. Also, new apps go instantly under label "other apps".
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I use folder organizer which is much the same thing. really handy!
Created shortcuts on my home pages to folders of apps. If I add apps through the menu to the folder the folders on the home screen don't refresh to reflect this?
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topcat07 said:
Created shortcuts on my home pages to folders of apps. If I add apps through the menu to the folder the folders on the home screen don't refresh to reflect this?
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Sorry. Thats not how it works. Folders will work independently. If you want to add apps to home screen then tap and hold the app in the app drawer and the release on the home screen folder
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plasmastate said:
Sorry. Thats not how it works. Folders will work independently. If you want to add apps to home screen then tap and hold the app in the app drawer and the release on the home screen folder
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That's crap but thanks for info
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So when I setup my phone I put all the apps in the app drawer in various folders. I then put these folders on a home screen. I wasn't thinking. Now I want all the apps out of folders for easy alphabetical sorting and finding. Is there a way to unfolder them short of dragging each one out one at a time?
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Figured it out. Drag the folder to "remove" in the edit screen.
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I just got this phone and I don't know if I'm just an idiot or what. . But how I the heck can I get rid of the folders that came preloaded and just have apps in my drawer?
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I don't think it's possible without root.
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I am rooted
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When you open the app drawer, hit the menu button and then edit. You can drag the stuff out of the folders and even create your own if you like.
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MasterDBA said:
When you open the app drawer, hit the menu button and then edit. You can drag the stuff out of the folders and even create your own if you like.
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And in edit, you can drag the whole folder to delete. It deletes the folder and places the apps inside it into the main drawer.
Root not required.
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Thanks guys.. I finally figured it out then bit the bullet and safe strapped and put beans on..
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xsatanx said:
Thanks guys.. I finally figured it out then bit the bullet and safe strapped and put beans on..
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Good move.