The most realistic PLAYBOOK experience you can get (and save $598 )
Touch the left corner of the bottom banner to reveal the hidden dock that has the smooth animation that is very faithful to the original.
Touching the dock indicator text shows four different docks with five icons on each. (slot2-21)
Touch ABOVE the bottom banner to reveal the panel docks.
The center panel shows as the options defined wallpaper and activates app slot1 (also shows below the top banner as an OCD icon when the panel dock is hidden) Touch to the right and a hidden today panel slides into view with 10 entries each for MESSAGES, CALENDAR, PHONE LOG, SMS as well as a spot for BBM. Touch to the left and reveal a PLAYBOOK style digital clock panel (click to activate clock)
Touch the right side of the bottom banner to hide all and give full view of the unique user defined wallpaper (or supplied default if you choose)
Touch the battery meter to show a hidden panel for app slot 22 (perfect for BatteryEx-recomended, not included) ESCAPE too hide.
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Google ipad wallpaper -- as these images are mostly sized correctly to work with no editing.
(Any image sized 1:1 will work) save this image to your sdcard.
Open the files application (usually in the applications folder)
Go to "File Folders" > Media Card > press the menu button > select "New Folder"
Name the folder "Highlander_7.0"
NOTE: capital "H" and the underscore "_" before 7.0
Now open the pictures application. Locate the image you have previously saved, highlight the image and press the "Menu Button". Select "Copy" from the list and exit the pictures application.
Open the "Files" application and navigate to the "Highlander_7.0" folder and click it to open.
Once in the folder press the Menu Button and select "Paste"
Now that the image is in the correct folder it must be renamed to "my_wall1.png" or "my_wall1.jpg"
NOTE : no capital letters and underscore "_" between "my" and "wall".
NOTE : you MUST rename the file extension to .png/.jpg, this can be done in the files application. Even though there will be an error warning you about renaming the file extension, nothing will happen.
Then rotate themes (choose a different theme, activate it then go back and choose Highlander)
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Version 1.0.2 changes - added support for .jpg file extensions. added PLAYBOOK vid chat icon for camcorder. made alarm indicator on homescreen banner smaller. made touch spots to hide/show docks and panels bigger. (moved ABOVE bottom banner)
Great theme. I am having a problem with changing wallpaper though. I have followed the directions for doing so. I created a folder called "Highlander_7.0" in the files application, no problem. I have saved a couple different pics to my memory card, no problem. From the pictures application I can select the pic I want and choose "copy". I have a problem when I go back to my Highlander_7.0 folder. I open it and hit the menu button and there is no option to "paste". Don't know what I'm doing wrong. Any help would be appreciated, thank you.
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Great theme. I am having a problem with changing wallpaper though. I have followed the directions for doing so. I created a folder called "Highlander_7.0" in the files application, no problem. I have saved a couple different pics to my memory card, no problem. From the pictures application I can select the pic I want and choose "copy". I have a problem when I go back to my Highlander_7.0 folder. I open it and hit the menu button and there is no option to "paste". Don't know what I'm doing wrong. Any help would be appreciated, thank you.
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I find it easier to connect your sd to the pc and follow the detail steps there.
Great theme. I am having a problem with changing wallpaper though. I have followed the directions for doing so. I created a folder called "Highlander_7.0" in the files application, no problem. I have saved a couple different pics to my memory card, no problem. From the pictures application I can select the pic I want and choose "copy". I have a problem when I go back to my Highlander_7.0 folder. I open it and hit the menu button and there is no option to "paste". Don't know what I'm doing wrong. Any help would be appreciated, thank you.
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Blackberry doesn't call that function 'paste'. It is called 'Copy Here' and it is at the top of the BB menu. Crazy Canadians lol.
Yes , I too am having the same problem as Kanser. When I get to the Highlander_7.0 folder press menu there is no paste option.
THIS THEME IS AWESOME. GREAT WORK .
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Last edited by richard bedford; 05-03-11 at 08:33 AM.
Thanks guys. Got it working. Theme is very cool but is doing a number on my memory. Running it on an original storm, so not too much memory to begin with, after booting up with about 24mb, I'm down to 15mb in just a few minutes.
I hear what your saying, but believe me ive done plenty of battery pulls since i got the theme and wallpaper up and running. still leaking memory, down to 13.5mb. last theme i had wasnt this bad but ive noticed others were in the past.
Hey Kanser Please what method did you use to solve the wallpaper problem?
Please as much detail as possible . Thanks in advance
I am assuming you have already created a folder in the files application that is called "Highlander_7.0".
First, choose any pic or wallpaper that you have saved on your memory card (not device memory). Once you have highlighted the pic, hit the menu button and select "copy"
Once "copy" has been selected you should get another menu screen with a list of different folders, one of them being the Highlander_7.0 folder that u created.
Next, select that folder and the second option in the list should be "Copy Into". Select that option and exit out.
Next, go to the "files" application and select "File Folders", then "Media Card", then the "Highlander_7.0" folder that you previously created. In there should be the picture you have "copied into" there.
Next, as stated in the original instructions, you have to rename the file to "my_wall1.png" and save. Then set that pic as your wallpaper.
Next, switch to another theme and then back to the highlander theme and your wallpaper should be switched.
I did a battery pull after getting it all set up and it went back to the default background. Kind of a pain, but once you get the hang of it, it is pretty easy to switch.