Replace WM6 cprog.exe with the one in WM5

[biolover]

Any idea about replacine of the cprog.exe module in WM6 ROM with the one in WM5? I tried once but did not success. Is any other modules or files or some special registry items associated with the module cprog.exe?

The reason why I want to replace the module is because it is not as good as the module in WM5. Firstly, the internal smartdial of the module in WM6 conflict with the Celedial, which is a much better plugins than the internal one. Secondly, the WM6 cprog.exe cannot support call connecting and per-minute vibration fuction which are very helpful for avoiding of the strong irradiation before connecting of the call and provided by some softwares such as PhoneAlarm.

[biolover]

No answer? Is there nobody even meet the problem of no vibration at the calling connection under WM6?

[xplode]

Look at cprog dependencies and then ask yourself is it possible to do it

[biolover]

Look at cprog dependencies and then ask yourself is it possible to do it

I can extract the cprog.exe module and replace it with WM5 cprog.exe module. After replacement the calling interface cannot be activated. How can I look for the dependencies? Can you find out the associated files? Do you have any tools for doing this?

[biolover]

Here are the modules and the texts extracted from the modules

[alolabi]

thank you very much

[Z80-Man]

Hi,

I'm currently trying to fix some annoying display bugs in the dialer :

- Wrong icon displaying over text (that souldn't even show) on the "Contacts" button when in tiled (icons rather than text) mode

- "Keyboard" icon displaying anywhere (almost OK in portrait mode, then totally offset in landscape mode, then still offset when back in portrait mode)

- A big chunk of the softkeybar is displayed sourrounding the icon ; unfortunately, it's not the part where the keybord icon is, but where it shoud be (far right) under WM 6.5. The problem with 6.5.x is its not there, but in the middle of the bar. It's hard to notice when you have a solid background bar, but it's horrible with a skinned or transparent softkey bar ! :D



So far, I found by browsig cprog.exe with an hex editor that it used another resource file : commctrl.dll, which in turn uses a matching commctrl.dll.<your country code>.mui.

I'm now going to study them. :)