[molson0]

as I said. I do NOT use a cmd line.

I click the build.bat(from the same root folder as your theme is) and it opens the cmd window & executes the bat file on its own.

[Foppa_21]

as I said. I do NOT use a cmd line.

I click the build.bat(from the same root folder as your theme is) and it opens the cmd window & executes the bat file on its own.

+1 why would you do it any other way?

[molson0]

This.

step 14.

press the start key and type CMD, then hit enter, this should give you a DOS window, navigate to the c:\themes\demo folder, and run the build.bat file, this will now create the cod file for your theme to the location you assigned in step 12.



Anyway, I think i misread his question..LOL

[PapaMag]

This.

step 14.

press the start key and type CMD, then hit enter, this should give you a DOS window, navigate to the c:\themes\demo folder, and run the build.bat file, this will now create the cod file for your theme to the location you assigned in step 12.



Anyway, I think i misread his question..LOL

That's what I'm saying it won't run the build.bat file. If I click on in in the root folder I get

The system can not fine the path specified click any key to continue

[Foppa_21]

That's what I'm saying it won't run the build.bat file. If I click on in in the root folder I get

The system can not fine the path specified click any key to continue

Is build.bat in the same folder as the other files? Did you rename and then modify the build.properties file? Being sure to use // in the path?

[PapaMag]

Yes to all of the above

[molson0]

go to the path you specify

.....\Research In Motion\BlackBerry Theme Studio 6.0\bin\

Once you are there, go to the address bar , right click, copy address

paste it here.

[PapaMag]

loaded the 3 svg's but gave me an error File or Directory C:\themes\export not found. I had to remove the (x86) from the build.bat from the tutorials before the svg's would show up, but still have the other issue now

Sorry I'm old and slow apparently

[molson0]

ThemeBundler.contentDir=C:\\M7\\
ThemeBundler.outFileDir=\\\\.psf\\Home\\Desktop\\M7

i run windows on a mac, so its a little different with the psf, but you get the idea.



This is my input/output


You have to change those names to the folders/locations you have created.

[PapaMag]

thank you I'll work on it

[PapaMag]

Ok got the .jad and .cod file so now I better figure out how to modify so I'll start out reading up. Thanks again for your patience and help

[Shaun Zeeb]

can anyone post a tutorial on how to create torch 9810 themes

[b6836ksf]

i need some advise here

1. top bar become smaller
2. blue focus icon still there even i have change focus icon
3. BG image didnt change



any one can help

[dcburke789]

can anyone post a tutorial on how to create torch 9810 themes

The one for 9850 will show you what you need to edit...

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[dcburke789]

i need some advise here



1. top bar become smaller

2. blue focus icon still there even i have change focus icon

3. BG image didnt change



Click to view quoted image




any one can help

All the info you seek can be found in previous posts in this very thread...

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[b6836ksf]

All the info you seek can be found in previous posts in this very thread...

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oke, will read more carefull each page

thanks

[bestberrythemes]

Hello,
Thank you so much for this tutorial.
But unfortunately i can't able to set Temp permissions.

In the step-8 you have mentioned that set Temp folder permissions but in my PC i can't find that 'Security' tab option. Tried a lot for searching that

Can you please help me on this
Thank you

[69goat]

Hello,
Thank you so much for this tutorial.
But unfortunately i can't able to set Temp permissions.

In the step-8 you have mentioned that set Temp folder permissions but in my PC i can't find that 'Security' tab option. Tried a lot for searching that

Can you please help me on this
Thank you

Is that XP? XP if you reboot in safe mode you can then set the temp folder permissions.

[hastings]

Hey guys,

So what are you the limitations of using this method to produce OS7 themes? Can we modify every element of the theme like we used to, or are we stuck with basic icon and notification changes? Also, does this overwrite the original theme, or are you able to switch back after?

Thanks

[dcburke789]

Hey guys,



So what are you the limitations of using this method to produce OS7 themes? Can we modify every element of the theme like we used to, or are we stuck with basic icon and notification changes? Also, does this overwrite the original theme, or are you able to switch back after?



Thanks

You can change pretty much whatever you want...

Any image in the banner that you could always change (battery, signal, etc...) As well as some that you couldn't touch before (gps, bluetooth, bridge...)

You can even "theme" some of the native apps (browser, calendar, compass, media player...)

The default theme layout is very easy to do, tho custom themes are possible.

And no, it does not write over the default theme.

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[hastings]

Great info, thanks!

[AdornoApp]

9900 simulator BG image didn`t change

why?

[molson0]

Because it doesn't change on some OS. If it didn't change on whatever OS your sim is at.
It won''t at that OS on a real device either.

There are MANY bugs introduced after 7.0.0.261 . The biggest being the lack of icons in folders on custom themes. (game breaker)

The sim is usually SPOT on to what the device will do.

[dcburke789]

9900 simulator BG image didn`t change

why?

Could name incorrectly...the one exported in the pz_folder isn't named right.

Change it to blahblah.landscape.png (not really blahblah...but, whatever its named now)



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[molson0]

AND on some OS versions, it just doesn't. NO MATTER what you name it.