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Toggle VibraOrRing cab installation for WM 6.0: XDA Thread... c# how to toggle Vibra and Ring On ? simple... use this code :) using System; using System.Linq; using System.Collections.Generic; using System.Text; using System.Runtime.InteropServices; namespace toggleVibrateSound { class Program { private enum SoundEvent { All = 0, RingLine1, RingLine2, KnownCallerLine1, RoamingLine1, RingVoip } private enum SoundType { On = 0, File = 1, Vibrate = 2, None = 3 } private struct SNDFILEINFO { [MarshalAs(UnmanagedType.ByValTStr, SizeConst = 260)] public string szPathNameNative; [MarshalAs(UnmanagedType.ByValTStr, SizeConst = 260)] public string szDisplayNameNative; public SoundType SstType; } [DllImport("aygshell.dll",

I've made an application that allows simple mapping / binding exe files to X Panel Button (via editing registry file, SOFTWARE\\SonyEricsson\\PanelManager) I think that using my X Mapper is faster and easier then manual editing registry... Instruction: 1. if it's first time do Backup of registry entry and panelmanager.lnk in StartUp folder! a) (go to Menu->Backup->Save) b) (Menu->panelmanager.lnk->beckup before delete) 2. then we have to delete panelmanager.lnk from our StartUp folder (Menu->panelmanager.lnk->try to delete) 3. Choose one from available Events: - Run Program (allows to run program) - Run Program with Argument (allows to run any other application but with additional argument (uses my RWA app, see my signature) - Toggle WiFi (changes state of Wifi Adapter, uses external exe) - Toggle BT (changes state of BT Adapter, uses external exe) - Lock (devicelock.exe is executed) 4. if Run Program / Run Program with Argument is selected then press: "C

Send WinKey is tiny application that is emulating click of Windows Key... * You can use it while binding / mapping your hardware keys (ex Xperia, Touch Pro etc.) when You need the "fast" opening of Start menu (not touching screen but pressing the button...) Cab Installation XDA-Developers Thread *(yesssss... I know that MortScript has got that kind of options... but ... not everybody needs to have mortscript installed... or not everybody wants to edit those lines of scripts/codes... etc) :) cheers...