How to change default launcher buttons at bottom of screen?

[Guest Speckles]

Does anyone know how to do this? I know I can get the required effect by using Launcher Pro, but that would also means losing my sideways scrolling applications window, which I rather like.

I wouldn't mind making those icons a tad smaller, too.

[Guest DistortedLoop]

Does anyone know how to do this? I know I can get the required effect by using Launcher Pro, but that would also means losing my sideways scrolling applications window, which I rather like.

I wouldn't mind making those icons a tad smaller, too.

ADW.Launcher lets you have a horizontal scrolling app drawer.

Not sure what you mean about changing buttons at bottom of screen.

[Guest Speckles]

At the bottom of the screen are the icons Phone, Contacts, Messaging, Applications. I use a different messaging application so would like to change what the Messaging button launches without having to overwrite the original app. I also don't see why I need those four icons when in the applications drawer.

[Guest ykk_five]

Does anyone know how to do this? I know I can get the required effect by using Launcher Pro, but that would also means losing my sideways scrolling applications window, which I rather like.

I wouldn't mind making those icons a tad smaller, too.

if u want to change the icons at the bottom with default home screen, just select application -> view in grid mode -> edit

then u can chg them

[Guest MiMiKri]

Does anyone know how to do this? I know I can get the required effect by using Launcher Pro, but that would also means losing my sideways scrolling applications window, which I rather like.

I wouldn't mind making those icons a tad smaller, too.

Or just tap on Menu --- left bottom 'Option Button' --- Edit an drag and drop the Icons as needed --- tab 'Option' --- Save

except the 'Home' Icon.

[Guest Speckles]

Thats great, but it seems that all the applications I've installed myself have a "No entry" sign on them ?

Do I need to copy applications to the system partition to remove this restriction?

[Guest Dan Mullen]

Thats great, but it seems that all the applications I've installed myself have a "No entry" sign on them ?

Do I need to copy applications to the system partition to remove this restriction?

That "no entry" is actually a minus symbol, as in remove/delete. Clicking it will offer the option to delete the application. The ones without the minus symbol are system apps and can't be removed (via that method).