can soem1 give em a quick how to rearrange icons, im logged into my ipod on WinSCP where do i go and what do i do thanks, i dont wanna screw up anything so i wanna be very careful that i know what im doing, thanks.
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iPod touch Rearrange Icons
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Rapmastac1
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Someone posted the file to download in the "Post your Latest Springboard Thread". But you have to know some coding to get it to work right. I downloaded it and looked at the code, I'm too tired to get all riled up about it so I'm leaving it for later. If I find that link again I'll link it here.
/System/Library/CoreServices/SpringBoard.app/N45AP.plist
You have to convert it to non-binary first somehow, then open it. It's an XML file containing a list of applications in order on the SpringBoard. Any not listed there get put in some random order at the end. You need to know their COM Identifiers (i.e. com.apple.mobilemail is for Mail.app). Once you are done, put it back on the iTouch in the same place (you do NOT need to convert back to binary, just leave it as a text file, XML.
You have to convert it to non-binary first somehow, then open it. It's an XML file containing a list of applications in order on the SpringBoard. Any not listed there get put in some random order at the end. You need to know their COM Identifiers (i.e. com.apple.mobilemail is for Mail.app). Once you are done, put it back on the iTouch in the same place (you do NOT need to convert back to binary, just leave it as a text file, XML.
i thinik i figured it ou, u just kinda switch the names of things right? depending on where uwant them, i did that, thats right right? dont wanna mess anytghing up, how do u do those cool backrounds and icons? i saw u had one, how can i create my own thanks
Shanesan
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I just told you.
/System/Library/CoreServices/SpringBoard.app/N45AP.plist
You have to convert it to non-binary first somehow, then open it. It's an XML file containing a list of applications in order on the SpringBoard. Copy and paste them to move them around. Any not listed there get put in some random order at the end. You need to know their COM Identifiers (i.e. com.apple.mobilemail is for Mail.app). Once you are done, put it back on the iTouch in the same place (you do NOT need to convert back to binary, just leave it as a text file, XML.