Does anyone know of a way to lock the soft keys on the left side of the screen when in landscape?
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Has anyone of you gurus encountered problems with the Align Screen Hotkey combination yet?
Pressing both the envelope button (left above the screen or keynumber 0xc1) and the select button (0x86) inside the 4-way directional button (0x86) activates the 'Align Screen' tool.
I recently installed Pocket SNES and i've assigned many buttons to the emulator. While playing and by (accidentally) pressing the 2 buttons simultaniously, the Align Screen tool pops up, resulting in a situation where i can't close any of the 2 apps anymore.
A soft reset is the only way to recover from this situation.
Does anyone know if there is a way to disable or to remap the Align Screen Hotkey combination?
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Regards,
Mike
Any help would be nice. Thanks in advance.
I installed the "Soft Key" application a while ago, and while installed it seamed buggy. So i un-installed the program, and after that my bottom soft keys wouldn't even work. I can tap on the screen above the soft keys and it will take me to the: Contact / Calendar but when i try to use the soft keys, they just wouldn't work. I was hopping that maby y could reset some registry values to bring it back to default settings.
Also, i "CAN" use the soft keys when I'm not at the Today Screen. Problem is just trying to get back the functionality for the soft keys at the Today screen.
Thanks again
Hi,
All my applications have a Landscape orientation with hard buttons of my HD2 on the Right.
Is it possible to change this orientation to have Landscape orientation with hard buttons on the right, for all applications?
Or, is it possible to change the orientation for only one application, say TomTom?
by advance, thanks for yours answers.
I think it makes a lot of sense to have hard buttons on the left (I guess you made a mistake in your question). There are at least two reasons:
1. When typing, left thumb covers light sensor, so screen is dimmed.
2. Arrow keys on landscape keyboard are on the right side. Now you have to reach across both them and hard keys, with your right hand. If rotation was 90 degrees, keyboard would be more centered, so all keys would be easier to reach.
I tried searching the registry, but without success. So, I'm looking for the same thing. How to change UI orientation so that phone can be used in right/clockwise landscape orientation?
d4v0r said:
I think it makes a lot of sense to have hard buttons on the left (I guess you made a mistake in your question). There are at least two reasons:
1. When typing, left thumb covers light sensor, so screen is dimmed.
2. Arrow keys on landscape keyboard are on the right side. Now you have to reach across both them and hard keys, with your right hand. If rotation was 90 degrees, keyboard would be more centered, so all keys would be easier to reach.
I tried searching the registry, but without success. So, I'm looking for the same thing. How to change UI orientation so that phone can be used in right/clockwise landscape orientation?
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I agree with this post. I would like to know how to change the screen oritntation clockwise so the sensor is on the upper right corner when you are using it.
Ok, maybe it sounds a bit strange, but I'm wondering if there is a way to reverse the direction of the screen rotation?
I always seem to accidentally press the power button when in landscape or my palm presses against the special keys, it's getting annoying. I think it would be easier the other way, and as I use my right thumb more, my left won't contact the screen as much...
I can't be the only one....
Thx!
Cyanogen has a 360 degrees rotation built in the phone options - so anything that can rotate 90, can rotate to the left right and upside-down.
Is there a way to temporarily move the soft keys (Back / Home / Recent) to another location on the screen when the keyboard pops out in landscape mode? Reason for this is I've accidentally hit the back/home button all too often while typing on the keyboard in landscape, so if the soft keys could re-position to the top or sides during typing it'd be good.
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