TASK MANAGER Tweak for SPV M700 Help!

[MIZZO1628]

I've just got an Orange SPV M700 I am told that the HTC version of the ROM for the Trinity comes with a Task Manager Icon in the Setting section.

This, as I understand it, allows you to control the way in which you end programs. ie. you can actually STOP them by hitting the cros instead if closing them and leaving them running in the background.

Orange for some silly reason has not included this. Anyone know how I can add it?
Is it a registry tweak or a program...?

Thanks in advance!!

[ausdim]

I've just got an Orange SPV M700 I am told that the HTC version of the ROM for the Trinity comes with a Task Manager Icon in the Setting section.

This, as I understand it, allows you to control the way in which you end programs. ie. you can actually STOP them by hitting the cros instead if closing them and leaving them running in the background.

Orange for some silly reason has not included this. Anyone know how I can add it?
Is it a registry tweak or a program...?

Thanks in advance!!

Here you are: ;)
I think that work's for you...

[alfie2001]

anyone got this to work with m700 as i have tried and it does not

[ausdim]

Ok so i manage to make a cab from file's to i take from windows dir...

Here it is test it and say if work's.. :D

Thank's

[alfie2001]

no joy, have the icon in the system tab for task manager and have enabled the x button but the programs still run under memory - running programs list.

[forcedalias]

I'd just like to add that if you're looking for a better app than that HTC one is Handyswitcher by Dinarsoft. Sure it costs around $6 or so but it's an essential tool.

[cyclist]

I've just got an Orange SPV M700 I am told that the HTC version of the ROM for the Trinity comes with a Task Manager Icon in the Setting section.
I've got the HTC version with English ROM and it doesn't have a Task Manager setting. You have been misinformed.

[MIZZO1628]

I no the UK one hasn't but if you use the GPS enabled ROM downloadable from here (as a colleague of mine has) then the Task Manager is present. this is the function I'm after! I also a a Newbie to all this mobile stuff (I've been in IT since DOS version 1 though!) cannot understand the merrit in leaving the programs running....perhaps someone can explain this to me, ie. the Pros and Cons of exiting agains Closing programs.

Ta!

[anonimo]

I also a a Newbie to all this mobile stuff (I've been in IT since DOS version 1 though!) cannot understand the merrit in leaving the programs running....perhaps someone can explain this to me, ie. the Pros and Cons of exiting agains Closing programs.

Ta!

Not that I really believe what I am saying but leaving memory management to the OS should allow for the most often used applications to run in background so that they can move to foreground very quickly when you need them. As a matter of fact with large programs like Opera :( it makes quite a difference.

[MIZZO1628]

Tried the Task Manager Cab and it does not work, it still leaves the programs resident in memory. All install ok and behaves itself and appears to be find but just plain old fashioned "does not work" Sorry!

Any other thoughs ideas from anyone?