Patch to make an impression fullscreen display on the Menu

Immediately, according to its title, to make the "impression" fullscreen display on the display menu and the other, we must remove the shortcut on the bottom of the screen (CBA) and the writings Menu along with signal and battery indicators. Remember, just on the Menu and its derivatives, not on the standby display.
Use the patch "RemoveCBA" to remove shortcut on the bottom of the screen (CBA)
And use the patch "FullscreenMenu" to remove the inscription on the menu, signal and battery indicators. Use ROMPatcher application that fits in your cell phone to apply patch "FullscreenMenu". Since the patch it still have bugs.

# Download the two patches here and place it in e:\patches.

# Apply and add to auto using ROMPatcherplus.

# Kill task / proccess "Menu" by using the Task Manager application, such as ActiveFile, JBak Taskman or the like. Or if confused use these applications, you can restart your phone. (spysymbian,CODeRUS)

How to Add or Delete Phone Languages

You can deleted unneeded languages in your phone. So, those languages don't appear on any selection lists anymore. It didn't free up tons of memory (only a few MB), but a little is better than nothing. Adding languages on the other hand is very tricky and the easiest way to do it, is downloading a FW with your own language pack and delete the unwanted languages from there.

First problem is finding out which language has which number. The scandinavian language pack has the following: 01=English, 06=Swedish, 07=Danish, 08=Norwegian, 09=Finnish, 15=Icelandic. Others can be viewed here. Choose which languages to remove from your particular phone and make a list of their numbers. Do NOT include English (01), since it can't be removed.

Edit languages.txt in \resource\Bootdata\ . Remove the unneeded language numbers. Don't touch the contents in any other way. Do a search of your rofs folder. Search for files named *.Rnn where nn stands for a language number you want to get rid of.
(if you want to get rid of language '99', then search for *.R99) Delete all such files. Repeat the search for all unwanted language numbers.
\private\101F4CD2\Content\
\resource\xhtml\
\resource\applicationhelps\
Inside these folders, there are other folders named with numbers corresponding to each language. Delete those language folders you don't need.

Dig into \private\10207254\themes\ and find the homescreen files deep there within folders named '1.0'. The files usually end with *.o00nn. Again the two last digits stand for a language. Unneeded ones are usually safe to delete. Find files called T9*.dll in \sys\bin\ . Do not delete the files T9English.dll or T9rel.dll. Other languages can be deleted.

\resource\qwerty\
Do not delete the file PtiQwertyEnglish.rsc. The others may be deleted.

\resource\multitap\
Same applies to these rsc files; Do not delete English.


Another way to delete languages

If you only search *.rxx, t9*.*, that not enough
1. First define your language you want/unwant, you can add/delete which you need. resource\bootdata\language.txt, i call it xx

2. Search *.*XX
you with get some theme files -- *.000xx
resource file *.rxx
help file *.hxx
some file only *.xx

3. Search *xx.*
you with get special files 4 handwriting , very impotant 4 langguage - vn, cn, thai, arabic, korea, japan ...

peninputhwrwindowconfiginfo_xx.rsc
peninputvkbwindowconfiginfo_xx.rsc

4. Using international font if you want install not official language , examp VN-TW

http://www.mediafire.com/?4am3jgjvien
http://www.mediafire.com/?j1emmynmyit
http://www.mediafire.com/?ymkijmyti41
http://www.mediafire.com/?qzkoo0rodng
http://www.mediafire.com/?15xzjzxit1m
http://www.mediafire.com/?wzdtyj4ynzy

5. Search only XX
can get some folder name

help files \resource\xhtml\xx
menu file \private\101F4CD2\XX

6. Search *fulll-language-name*.*
examp for EN is *english*.*
for VN IS *vietnam*.*
you can get t9xxxxxxx.dll
PtiQwertyxxxxxxx.rsc
Ptixxxxxxxx.rsc

7. Last full VN language repack. this ref how your build language pack by your self
http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?nfydgfzyugm

8. List with all language codes here.

Credit: Omi, DonMC and Galabuon

Operator Logo on S60v3 phone

Basic principle:
1. Operator Logo is a special message stored in your phone. If SD card is used as your storage of messages, the logo should be in the directory sd: \private\1000484b\Mail2.

2. This software can, for the first time, remove your Mail2 directory, and export your desire logo into it, but your previous messages in Mail2 will be destroyed. Backup is suggested.

3. After the first using of this software, NokiaLogo will just update your logo in Mail2, instead of removing the whole directory.



Usage :

use : NokiaLogo ver.070816

1. Make a picture
This picture must be 128*32 size and black-white only.
Using windows paint to save your picture with black-white mode is suggested.

2. Connect SD card to computer

3. Run NokiaLogo
When you use NokiaLogo for the first time, backup of Mail2 is strongly suggested.
1). Double-click preview image to load new picture.
2). Right-click preview image to choose load/reverse/mirror in popup menu.
3). Choose a proper operator in the dropdown box.
4). Choose correct SD card drive.
5). Click ¡®export¡¯ button.

4. Disconnect computer. Change your phone into normal profile. At messaging->options->settings->other->memory in use, use SD card as storage. Then open ¡®inbox¡¯ and find a message with the logo, and save it.

5. Then you can see a wonderful logo in the top of your display.

Support:
1. Phones: N73, N80, 3250

Bug:
1. Can not handle two-byte directories normally sometime. (Jarod)