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Originally Posted by kazuni
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I think what he meant is that the application for viewing the picture shows it as the colors that he sees fine; whereas after setting the background it shows as a blocky compressed picture that shows artifacts.
I only know the way of fixing this on the x50v, unfortunately:
replace the file stwaters_480_640.gif in your /windows folder with the one that you create (on a pda or other picture software, saved as gif extension);
yes, only gif. in x50v if you set picture backgrounds using "pictures" it re-encodes it to a gif file, and places it under /windows. for landscape the file is stwaters_640_480.gif
maybe you can get some hint out of that for x50 mid?
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YESSSSSSSSSSSSSS !
It worked! Thanks to you!
On the x50mid, the file is called default_stwater.gif. It contains both normal and landscape image.
Wow my Today screen really look sharp now, thanks a lot !
Now, microsoft really screwed up on that one though.
Why the hell would they limit the today background as a 256 color GIF file? 1, a gif is a lot bigger than a JPG, so it takes more memory when loaded. 2, why display 256colors when you can display 65k ?
Anyways, thanks for the tips man !