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how to Modify the menu key，the home key？？？？I want to Modify the icon
That depends on what you want to do. If you want to make something up yourself, you need to install adb (google how to install adb on whatever OS you are on). Then, once you have adb going, type in the following commands in command prompt (after your phone is hooked up to your computer)
adb.exe
adb pull /system/framework/framework-res c:\users\[your computer's name]\desktop
that will copy your framework onto your desktop.
from there, open it with winrar, or (preferably) 7zip and go to the res/assets folder.
copy the 4 icons to your desktop, modify, and then drag them back into 7zip. it'll ask you if you want to overwrite (or something like that). Yes.
Then, in command prompt type in
adb push c:\users\[your computer name]\desktop\framework-res /system/framework
after it pushes, type in
adb reboot
before you do any of this, make a nandroid backup.
The other option is to find Trailblazer's themer, make your icons and put them in the appropriate folder in that themer, make a copy of your framework-res in your sd card, mount your sd card to your computer and copy it over, then run it through the themer. You still have to have adb installed, and I'd still make a nandroid, before you do anything.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1250684
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I was bored of .apk files either having Winrar icons or simply being a blank slate. This quick little guide changes said icons to anything of your choice.
1) Download FiletypesMan - 32bit, 64bit.
2) Extract this download to another folder and launch FileTypesMan:
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3) Download your preferred icon (.ico files only) which will represent all .apk files. I personally use the following:
.ico version download
4) Note: A majority of the images you will find will be .png, I used the following website to convert it quickly: http://www.convertico.com/
5) While in FileTypesMan go to Edit - New File Extension or press CTRL + T:
6) Enter the following, making sure to choose your required icon and press OK:
7) Verify apk entry, the quickest way being CTRL + F and typing apk:
8) The effect should be immediate and can be tested by viewing any apk file:
Enjoy!
Awesome post, thanks a lot!
Alternatively:
(on XP)
Open an explorer window
go to menu: tools
menu: folder options
tab: file types
look for the .apk file type
click: advanced button
click: change icon button
...et voila!
Thanx
very useful. Thank you
Hello, this a quick guide on how to get adb and fastboot working from anywhere in command promt. You might ask why this is useful? Well if you set your system up like this, you can use adb and fastboot from practically anywhere. This is very convenient and saves you having to navigate to your SDK every time you want to do something with your phone. So let's get started!
Prerequisites:
Windows 7 or Windows 8
Java JDK downloaded and installed.
Android SDK, preferred location:
Code:
C:\AndroidSDK
See note
First, right click My Computer and select Properties. From there, select Advanced system settings.
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Then, select Environment Variables
You will now get a box that looks like this. Select edit, here is the important part.
Do NOT delete any of the text in the field, simply add:
Code:
C:\AndroidSDK\platform-tools;C:\AndroidSDK\tools
to the end of the text field, like this
Note: This assumes that your Android SDK, tools and platform-tools folders are setup in the same directory as mine, if not please modify the path accordingly
After you've edited the text field, press okay, then okay again and voila. Finished!
From now on, whenever you need to use adb or fastboot simply open command prompt and type away
If you have any comments or suggestions, please feel free to leave a reply below
Hey there..... Yes you
This is a small (maybe) guide for changing rom logo in about phone (Settings).
Ok lets get started.
Requirements: x-plore file manager http://www.mediafire.com/download/ze...ox/X-plore.apk
Any photo editor which can conver images into . Png format. ( i use pixler express)
Instructions:
1.First using photo editor convert the photo which u want to use. Make sure the resulution of that image is as low as possible.
2. copy the Settings.apk from system/priv-app to root folder of sdcard.
3. Open x-plore and browse for Settings you copied earlier in second tab (reffer screen shots in 2nd post)and long press on It and select open apk as zip.
4. Goto res/ and browse for the original rom logo and rename your image exactly as original logo.
5. Copy your image into the folder where original logo is.
6. Now you have to sign the moded Settings.apk for that open original Settings.apk as zip from system /priv-app, and copy the meta-inf and android mainfest.xml to moded Settings.apk.
7. Now push your Settings.apk into system /priv-app /Settings.
8 reboot.done
Please reffer to screen shots below for better understanding
screenshots
Taken on my secondary device redmi 1s . but the process is same.
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For example you've BlueStacks, MEmu, LDplayer, Peak, etc.pp emulators on your Windows machine installed. Now you want to have apps installed on Bluestacks installed on other emulators, too, without doing this manually what is time-consuming undertaking.
So the question is:
How can I copy from the one emulator the installed 3rd-party APKs to another emulator?
The answer is quite simple:
You simply on the base emulator extract the installed 3rd-party APKs and then install
these on other emulator(s) by means of my tool provided here.
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PROGRAM LOGIC:
The software's program flow ( top down approach ):
Stage 1
1. Sanity check
2. Verifying an emulator, what is the emulator to derive installed APKs from, is running
3. Enumerating installed APKs
4. Extracting installed APKs
Stage 2
1. Verifying emulators are running where APKs should get installed on
2. Installing previously extracted APK on all emulators running
DOWNLOAD:
Default
Mirror
USAGE:
• Unpack the .ZIP-file
• Run Windows command script named "PRIMITIVE-APK-SHOVELER.bat"
IMPORTANT NOTICE:
Only works on emulators where USB Debugging got enabled
and Google's "Android USB-driver for Windows" is properly installed
on your Windows machine.
SCREENSHOTS:
This assumes you already have the latest version adb/fastboot installed on your Mac.
There's plenty of info here and else for that.
You are responsible for unlocking the bootloader.
Unplug all other USB devices. Most important step. It seems the HTC sometimes wants to own the USB.
Plug U11 into USB.
Toggle USB connection on U11 to File Transfer.
Launch Terminal (utilities) on your Mac.
enter "adb devices” in Terminal - should get serial back in Terminal window.
In Terminal - “adb reboot bootloader" .
“fastboot devices” should bring serial to Terminal window, and this screen on the U11.
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Reboot to download mode by hand using the up/down volume keys and power to enter/choose.
Now in download mode enter “fastboot oem get_identifier_token" in Terminal.
Option click to mark: from <<<<Identifier Token Start>>>>
to
<<<<<Identifier Token End>>>>>
DO NOT highlight “INFO on any line.
The purpose of the option key is to be able to highlight and copy just what is needed.
Copy.
Now you can paste the "identifier_token" into the space of the htcdev.com page.
This will cause an email to be sent to you that will have an attachment of Unlock_code.bin , as well as a further link for the next couple steps to complete the Unlock process.
This Unlock_code.bin has to be dropped into the same folder as you have adb/fastboot in.
I use a subfolder of Downloads. In Terminal cd /Downloads/Android. Whatever works for you.