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Posted by Gil Bouhnick on 09/22/08 in Development, Software
Here’s a nice riddle for you guys: What’s wrong in this picture?
If you know the answer - click here and download the freeware that can make your windows mobile twisted forever!
(Actually not forever, but I wanted it to be dramatic…)
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top and bottom bars are switched - soft button bar is at the top, windows bar at bottom.
Very cool … I like it!
This makes Windows Mobile look a bit more like real Windows, with the Start menu in the bottom left, the system icons (tray) in the lower right and the soft keys (menu bar) at the top.
I hope the Start menu opens upward now, instead of down, and the softkey menus open down instead of up. :D
By the way, running some old Windows CE software on the Pocket PC gave similar odd effects.
Steve