BenThon

ThemeGenCE 1.7.0 New Version is now online !

Improvements :

Graphic User Interface clearer with 6 TabSheets to define current Theme parameters.
Ability to customize :
-Main Form of ThemeGenCE.
-5 preview Skins.
Better definition of Orientated Themes (Portrait and Landscape).
Color modifications available in Images Definition Form (RGB and HSL).
User Options saved in an INI file to have the same interface from one session to another one.
See more improvements in the HelpFile at item : "Version 1.7 improvements".

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CodePPC Page
ThemeGenCE Page
English Version
French Version
Italian Version
Spanish Version

Thank to Mark (meschle from forum.xda-developers.com) for his help and encouragements !

Pocketbrain

Thanks! I'm gonna give it a try.




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DeeCee52

Can't wait to get some time with this. Merci!

dannyw001

BenThon, thanks for a newer version! :) I've used your previous version and really enjoyed it. However, I could never get the help file to open on the previous version. Is this new help file in English or French?

BenThon

Originally Posted by dannyw001

BenThon, thanks for a newer version! :) I've used your previous version and really enjoyed it. However, I could never get the help file to open on the previous version. Is this new help file in English or French?

With French version of the program you have an helpfile in French, with the others (english) it is in English.

Do you have problem for opening chm files with other help files ?

Friendly, Benoît Thonnart

dannyw001

After unzipping the ThemeGenCE file, I see a ThemeGenCEEn compiled HTML Help file showing file size 1,618 KB. If I open that file, I see all the available header listings in the left pane, but when I click on a header, it doesn't show anything. All I get is an "Action Cancelled...Internet Explorer was uanble to link to the Web page you requested".

I get the same results if I click on "Help" while in ThemeGenCE itself.

BenThon

Maybe you have to download again the files. Does other people have this problem ?

dannyw001

Originally Posted by dannyw001

After unzipping the ThemeGenCE file, I see a ThemeGenCEEn compiled HTML Help file showing file size 1,618 KB. If I open that file, I see all the available header listings in the left pane, but when I click on a header, it doesn't show anything. All I get is an "Action Cancelled...Internet Explorer was uanble to link to the Web page you requested". I get the same results if I click on "Help" while in ThemeGenCE itself.

I downloaded the zip file again. After extracting all the files, I still get the above errors. However....I just noticed that if I open the ThemeGenCEEn compiled HTML Help file prior to unzipping it, I can open and read it. Unless I'm doing something wrong, it appears that the error in the file appears after unzipping it. :rolling:

BenThon

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I downloaded the zip file again. After extracting all the files, I still get the above errors. However....I just noticed that if I open the ThemeGenCEEn compiled HTML Help file prior to unzipping it, I can open and read it. Unless I'm doing something wrong, it appears that the error in the file appears after unzipping it.

Strange ! I don't understand the reason.

I begin a tutorial of ThemeGenCE on my personal page :
BenThon Pages

It is still under construction. There is a page in english (click on the flag upper).

Friendly, Benoît Thonnart

BenThon

I have written a small tutorial for the last version ofThemeGenCE (v1.7) which explains step by step how to make a theme.
You only have to follow these steps to create a new Theme.

Tutorial en Français

English Tutorial

I have also put a Download mirror there for the last versions of ThemeGenCE and MSCEInf. If there are Beta versions they will be there, before publishing on CodePPC.

DeeCee52

Thanks, BenThon. This ap is just awesome.

dannyw001

I've had time to play with this newer version and I must say that I like it. I really like the new tabbed interface. Thanks for sharing with us, Benoit! :)