Guest Solus59 Posted June 11, 2010 Report Share Posted June 11, 2010 (edited) I know this is a brand new phone, but I'm looking to severely customize it. The phone itself is faster than any windows phone I have ever used, probably due to the 1ghz processor, but the main problem with it is that Verizon has nerfed the OS, as usual. Obviously they took out ICS, but also the conversation mode of the text messaging which I really liked on my Omnia. Is there a way I can import Internet Connection Sharing and other windows mobile standard items by copying files and using registry edits? Thanks in advance for any help. *Figured out the wifi and ICS, still need to find out how to do conversation mode for text messaging in place of their ArcSoft PowerMobia Message program. Help! Edited June 14, 2010 by Solus59 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest Com32 Posted June 23, 2010 Report Share Posted June 23, 2010 Im in exactly the same boat Solus59 is. LG made the worst windows mobile decision known to man and used the ArcSoft client for both MMS and SMS. I have futzed around w/ it since i bought the phone launch day to no avail. Couldnt they just have left well enough alone? the built in SMS client is light years ahead of this crap... I hope somebody more versed in WM haxing can come up w/ something at one point. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest can90 Posted June 27, 2010 Report Share Posted June 27, 2010 (edited) Im in exactly the same boat Solus59 is. LG made the worst windows mobile decision known to man and used the ArcSoft client for both MMS and SMS. I have futzed around w/ it since i bought the phone launch day to no avail. Couldnt they just have left well enough alone? the built in SMS client is light years ahead of this crap... I hope somebody more versed in WM haxing can come up w/ something at one point. Hi. You may try change this from the registry: * Threaded SMS Input Space: if you using the default Tmail for Threaded SMS (and not some 3rd party program… I recently gave up on VITO SMS-chat after too many bugs/problems for me), you will notice that the space to input text is really too small. To change it, look for the file \Windows\thread_sms.htm You can open the file with Word Mobile to edit it: Find the line <Inbox:content id="COMPOSESUBJECT" width="98%" height=35 spell ......> and modify the value of height from 35 to 65 or 70, to get 3 line spacing for the input Save the edited file somewhere and then use Total Commander or Resco Explorer to move it to Windows overwriting the old file. * Using 3rd party programs as the default SMS Go to: HKLM/Software/Microsoft/Shell/Rai/:MSINBOX Change key 1 (default : Tmail.exe) with your software ---Example to use VITO SMS-Chat, change to: "\Program Files\VITO\SMS-Chat\SMSChat.exe" ---Example to use the Sms program from Resco Contact, change to: RPhoneMan -sms By the way, if you also want to change to Resco Contact Manager change this key: HKLM>Software>Microsoft>Shell>Rai>:MSCONTACTS Change key labelled 1 to :RPMContacts * Remove the Samsung skinned SMS application and SMS sent notification (this can be done with SKtools and AdvConfigTools too, after disabling Samsung SMS app.) Go To: HKCU > Software > Microsoft > Inbox > MsgTypes > IPM > SMSText Change: DLL value from mms.dll to htmlnote.dll Soft reset and then Go To: HKLM > Software > Microsoft > Inbox > Settings Change: MMSNoSentMsg name to SMSNoSentMsg (just in case you have it) Change: SMSNoSentMsg value to 1 Soft Reset Note: can be done with SKtools too: TuneUp/Phone Edition/Do not show "Message sent" bubble * Remove SMS sent notification without disabling the Samsung skinned SMS application (by AndrewTan, not tested myself yet) Go to: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Samsung\MMS\setting and change the value from 1 to 0 of SMSForegegroundSend - disable sms/mms successful send notification SMSDeliveryReport - disable delivery notification (Thanks to tachan23 for making that wonderful guide.) You can find the complete guide in here: http://www.modaco.com/content/i8000-verizo...q/#entry1092923 The registries has to be very similar. To make it clear, I guess this is the part that you need to disable the SMS application and bring the original Windows Mobile SMS skin: * Remove the Samsung skinned SMS application and SMS sent notification (this can be done with SKtools and AdvConfigTools too, after disabling Samsung SMS app.) Go To: HKCU > Software > Microsoft > Inbox > MsgTypes > IPM > SMSText Change: DLL value from mms.dll to htmlnote.dll Soft reset Edited June 27, 2010 by can90 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest Com32 Posted June 29, 2010 Report Share Posted June 29, 2010 Thanks for your response, however... i checked out the regkeys you noted and it seems that everything is as it should be. Even... Go to: HKLM/Software/Microsoft/Shell/Rai/:MSINBOX Change key 1 (default : Tmail.exe) with your software ---Example to use VITO SMS-Chat, change to: "\Program Files\VITO\SMS-Chat\SMSChat.exe" ---Example to use the Sms program from Resco Contact, change to: RPhoneMan -sms By the way, if you also want to change to Resco Contact Manager change this key: HKLM>Software>Microsoft>Shell>Rai>:MSCONTACTS Change key labelled 1 to :RPMContacts Points to Tmail.exe, which is ultra strange. how does windows know to call this app when an SMS comes in? lol how does WinMo know what to do when an SMS comes in? is it a URI or...? nothing seems to point at the "messages.exe" of that app... which leads me to believe that Tmail might actually be getting the SMS, then this just intercepts its index or library... Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest WaltA Posted July 19, 2010 Report Share Posted July 19, 2010 *Figured out the wifi and ICS, ... Could you please let us know what you figured out? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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