Yep, that's right! It's currently in testing at the moment but it already comes with root features available as a toggle-able option! If the development continues i think it could rival root explorer imo!
For those of you who work regularly with busted computers you will no doubt know that the PC application is invaluable when backing up files!
(Copypasta from the link)
Requirements:
A smartphone or tablet with Android 1.5 or later (tested up to Android 3.1)
The supported processors are: ARM, X86 (RAR unpacker only available in ARM version)
This program does NOT work on an iOS or Windows Phone device!
Main features:
Copy, Move whole subdirs
Inplace rename, create dirs
Delete (no recycle bin)
Zip and unzip, unrar
Properties dialog, change attributes
Built-in text editor
Search function (also for text)
Select/unselect groups of files
Select by tapping on file icons
List of installed Apps (built-in plugin)
FTP client (plugin)
WebDAV (Web folders) (plugin)
LAN access (plugin)
Root support for the main functions
Send files via Bluetooth (OBEX)
Thumbnails for pictures
Two panels side by side, or virtual two panel mode
Bookmarks as in Total Commander
Directory history through dropdown list
Configurable button bar for changing directories, internal commands, launching apps, and sending shell commands
Simple help function in English, German, Russian, Ukrainian and Czech
Supported languages of the main program: English, German, Czech, Danish, Dutch, French, Greek, Hungarian, Italian, Polish, Russian, Simplified Chinese, Slovak, Slovenian, Spanish, Traditional Chinese, Ukrainian and Swedish
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how to change the ppc system language in wm5? like transfer tranditional Chinese to simplfied Chinese or Korean to Japanese.
we have to replace the fontbase, but what else i need to do ???
Basically, there are two ways:
1) Install a language pack (if you can find one) which includes MUIs (interface translation files) fonts (if needed) and keyboard(s) (also if needed). Sometimes it also contains a replacement for wince.nls which contains other language specific definitions like date / time / currency format and calendar.
2) Get a ROM in the desired language (if the manufacturer has one) and reflash.
or doing 1 by making the language pack one self
think the packs at buzzdev.net are don by users
I want do it by myself, the developer will not realease that.
Now my purpose is to transfer WM5 English version to simplified Chinese version,so the fontbase must be replace,i dont know what file i need, and which folder to put these files in.which part of the REG i have to edit? i have the simplfied Chinese for wince.nls,and simplfied Chinese fontbase for ac3,but i dont know how to do it.
My goal is not only support simplfied Chinese,i want whole interface of the system are running under simplfied Chinese,please tell me how to achieve this?
Well here are the basics:
1st all the files go under windows.
These are the files you need:
*.ttf - all the fonts you want supported on the system (usually tahoma and courier new)
.xxxx.MUI - these are interface files (menus and dialogs) where xxxx is the LCID number (no idea what it is for Chinese but there is a list somewhere on MS site).
If you can get a ROM dump (you can even use TestWM5.exe by mamiac on this forum) you can use resource hacker to create MUIs in your language. It's fairly easy.
Sorry I don't have the time right now to find all the links, but a quick google search should do it. Also look for posts by asukal on this forum. He did a lot of work on language packs.
Good luck.
LCID for Simplified Chinse is 0x0804, or 0n2052. I'm Chinese...
Please ask so, how to do inside the ROM that then can wrap language to integrate to the equipments, substitute its language?
How can I easily select and delete xml language files which I will not use from a manila set (app. 1000 files)?
You can open all *_manila files with EditPad Lite! I've deleted with this little cool app near about 600 language relatet files! Now I have a cleaned TouchFlo3D with only EN-US (basic language, must be present!!!) and DE-DE!
Language files have a lang="XX-XX" line (where XX-XX is you lang code), so you can easily search for such files!
Thank you very much, happy new year...
just thought i'd share this since I had to pack it and upload it for a friend anyway.
unzip and place in Storage Card and run mdict.exe
Library> Search All
includes:
\DICT\ 2 dictionaries (edict is a eng<->chi dictionary-remove as necessary), 1 thesaurus and Wikipedia offline (edition unknown)
\FONTS\ Traditional chinese fonts (have not been able to get them to work. just del the whole directory if you don't need them)
MDICT is a free dictionary from http://www.octopus-studio.com/product.en.htm
It is not my work. All i've dont is collect a few database files and packed them into one package.
DOWNLOAD:
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=Z9CNK776
Simple instructions:
Copy DroidSansFallBack.ttf to the \windows folder
Edit the registry
Reboot
[HKLM/Software/Microsoft/FontLink/SystemLink]
Tahoma = \windows\DroidSansFallback.ttf,Droid Sans Fallback
[HKLM\System\GDI\SYSFNT]
Nm =Tahoma (this is a string)
[HKLM/System/GDI]
FontLinkMethods = 1 (this is a dword)
Then it's clean and done, no need for ****ty software, working everywhere.
I use it for Korean and Japanese, works for all the languages supported by Android in standard.
The font is small, quite complete and nice.
Link to the font: http://uploaded.to/file/7i321y
I spent 2 days to get it working properly so I wanted to share
Is there a list of supported languages somewhere?
Don't know, I know that at least European languages and CJK are working.
On the most recent versions of Kindle Android app is fairly simple to change the standard dictionaries with custom ones. One simply has to go to Android -> Data -> com.amazon.kindle -> files, find the filename associated with a certain language and give it to the custom dictionary.
For instance, I want to replace the German standard dictionary that I never use for a custom ENG-POR dictionary: I simply rename it to B003YL4LVQ_EBOK.prc (German dict filename), copy it to the com.amazon.kindle folder replacing the existing file, delete the bookmark file (B003YL4LVQ_EBOK.embp), restart device and it is done. Hence, when I'm reading a book, I just need to click on the book icon on the definition window and change to German to have access to my ENG-POR dictionary
On Kindle 3.2.0.35, the one that works on Nook Touch, it's a little different and requires more steps:
- it is not possible to change dictionaries inside the app, you're stuck to the standard one of each language;
- the dictionaries files are on folder Kindle (main root), with the rest of the e-books;
- besides changing the filename to B003ODIZL6_EBOK.prc, it' is also needed to change ASIN and other metadata. For this I use mobimeta editor
So, I wanted to replace the standard ENG dictionary for a custom ENG-POR that I've purchased on Amazon. I've changed it's filename to B003ODIZL6_EBOK.prc and edited with mobimetaeditor the following metadata criteria to match the standard one. To simplify, I'll list what I've edited:
1. Language:
Language: en (9)
Dictionary Input: en (1033)
Dictionary Output: en (1033)
2. EXTH Records (maybe it is not needed to change so many fields, but it worked for me this way):
100 (author): leave blank
101 (publisher): Oxford University Press
113 (ASIN): B003ODIZL6
503 (updated title): The New Oxford American Dictionary
504 (ASIN): B003ODIZL6
Save in the end (sometimes it is needed to press the button more than once).
I followed your steps, but it does not work out. But you directed my way, thank you!