Patch:SystemMenus - Revision history

Oakridge outdoors at 13:02, 16 June 2011

2011-06-16T13:02:13Z

2011-06-16T12:58:13Z

2011-06-16T12:54:49Z

Reverted edits by Konus (talk) to last revision by Oakridge outdoors

2011-06-16T10:06:43Z

Summary: Added Backlink to user:sconix homepage

2011-04-13T15:24:27Z

2011-01-31T16:00:13Z

2011-01-28T19:09:50Z

2011-01-28T19:07:58Z

Undo revision 12767 by Oakridge outdoors (Talk)

2011-01-28T19:06:38Z

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 == Resources ==
-===== Support Development =====
+===== Supporting Development =====
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 {{SconixDonation}}

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 == Resources ==
-===== Donation to Developer =====
+===== Support Development =====
 <blockquote>
 {{SconixDonation}}
 </blockquote>

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 '''What are the System Menus patches?'''
-The System Menus patches consist of a handful of individual patches that enhance the top bar and take your device to a whole new level. The System Menus patches have been written by [[User:sconix|Sconix]] so that each is highly configurable. The System Menus patches consist of the following individual patches:
+The System Menus patches consist of a handful of individual patches that enhance the top bar and take your device to a whole new level. The System Menus patches have been written so that each is highly configurable. The System Menus patches consist of the following individual patches:
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 '''What are the System Menus patches?'''
-The System Menus patches consist of a handful of individual patches that enhance the top bar and take your device to a whole new level. The System Menus patches have been written so that each is highly configurable. The System Menus patches consist of the following individual patches:
+The System Menus patches consist of a handful of individual patches that enhance the top bar and take your device to a whole new level. The System Menus patches have been written by [[User:sconix|Sconix]] so that each is highly configurable. The System Menus patches consist of the following individual patches:
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 ===== Donation to Developer =====
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-* Please see the official PreCentral Forum thread opening post for the donation link.
+{{SconixDonation}}
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← Older revision		Revision as of 16:00, 31 January 2011
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	== Usage ==		== Usage ==
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		+	Each Advanced System Menus patch is listed below with information on how you access, use and configure the menus.
		+	<br /><br />
		+
		+	Throughout the menus, tapping an item in the menus will perform a certain function or present you with more choices (e.g. like in a submenu). The instructions often have you Gesture + Tap or Swipe a menu or menu item. More advanced options/selections might require using the Gesture + Tap method to complete the function. Sometimes referred to as meta-tap, Gesture + Tap is is nothing more than tapping and holding the gesture area while completing the other action at the same time.
		+	<br /><br />

	===== System Menu Mode Menu =====		===== System Menu Mode Menu =====

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 * Tapping a mode opens a drawer with options for toggling the mode On and Off, and for opening Mode Switcher directly to that mode's settings screen.
-* Gesture + Tapping a Mode will toggle that mode without opening the submenu.
+* Gesture + Tapping a menu item will perform the first action that exists in the submenu of that group of settings without actually opening the submenu. ''(e.g. If you Gesture + Tap a Mode, it will toggle that mode (without opening the submenu.)''
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 The upper-left corner of the screen/top bar displays the mode that is currently active. If the Default mode is active, the carrier string (e.g. Sprint, ATT, Verizon, etc...) will be shown. If you have a Modifier mode active, a + ''(plus)'' sign is shown next to the mode name. If you have set the triggers to be locked, the upper-left corner will be displayed in yellow to signify that the modes are locked.
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-By default, all custom modes are listed in the menu. Tapping a mode opens a drawer with options for toggling the mode On and Off, and for opening Mode Switcher directly to that mode's settings screen.
+Here are some more options:
-<br /><br />
+<blockquote>
 The first line (Status:) will show one of the following:
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 Here are your options while editing the menu:
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-* Tapping a mode name will toggle whether or not it is shown in the menu.
+* Tapping a mode name will toggle whether or not it is shown in the menu. (By default, all custom modes are listed in the menu.)
 * Tapping the last item will cycle between all available modes and "Toggle Triggers Locking." Choosing a mode will add a toggle for that mode at the bottom of the menu. Choosing "Toggle Triggers Locking" will set the last menu item to a On/Off toggle for Mode Switcher.
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