Re: reordering icons / corrupting the file

"Chris Antos" <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.handhelds.palm.iconmgr
Message-ID <[email protected]>
As mentioned in the Readme file, Icon Manager is unable to control the order 
in which categorized icons appear in Agendus.  This is because Agendus uses 
a special proprietary system for ordering the icons.  Agendus requires you 
to use Agendus to arrange the icons.  Perhaps Agendus does not realize that 
you have rearranged the icons.  Try checking the Agendus documentation 
and/or the Agendus support forums for information about how Agendus manages 
icons and how to reset its special internal data about the icon sets.


----- Original Message ----- 
From: "bocc10accio" <[email protected]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Thursday, December 22, 2005 9:55 PM
Subject: [IconMgr] reordering icons / corrupting the file


> Using Icon Manager (v1.6b, build 7109) on Palm Tungsten T3, I edited
> Icons-IAMBIC, the default icon set for Agendus for Palm OS (standard,
> v9.04) and Agendus for Windows (standard, v2.07, build 875).
> I have added icons from other sets and deleted icons many times in the
> past and had few problems.
> Now I have tried several times to reorder the icons so that ones in the
> same category (or theme) are grouped together. (Makes it much easier to
> find a particular icon.)
> When I've spend a lot of time changing the order, I SELECT ALL, SAVE
> AS "Icons-NEW" and SAVE CHANGES I've made to set. Then I DELETE Icons-
> IAMBIC and RENAME the new set (Icons-NEW), calling it Icons-IAMBIC. I
> sync, specifying "handheld overwrites desktop" on Calendar and Iambic
> Agendus Extras conduits.
> On the computer, I see that in both the Agendus and Palm backup
> directories Icons-Iambic.prc has been updated.
> BUT on the handheld, the icon set is corrupted and incomplete when
> accessed from Agendus. On the desktop, I have all the icons, but in the
> old order. The new set is perfect when viewed in Icon Manager.
> HOW DO I GET MY ICONS BACK on the handheld???
> I hope someone has the answer . . . Thanks in advance if you do . . .
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