root android x10 mini pro sym button dont work like its suppose to work when pressed long it goes to the next line or when combined with other certain keys it does what the shift button does pls help i want my sym window back with out going back to nothing and customizing it al over again zzz
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. problem was an app called better keyboard zzz i removed it got my sym button back =]
In future post in the x10 mini forums. You have your own forum... USE IT!
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Hi all Mini Pro users!
One big problem. Seems no Search button in Mini Pro. It's useful for assigning Program shortcut to each hardware key called "quick launch". For me it's my main reason to have a sliding qwerty and more useful than typing itself.
Have anybody tried a workaround for it?
thanks
Well in theory it will only work with the android keyboard not with se input. We dont have source code to change that. But for android keyboard it could be possible but then you would lose your keybinding again. Or the app launches everytime you press the button :-(
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That's a disaster. The upcoming Xperia PRO neither have search button too. But I saw a Globe button in its keyboard. Can a search button be mapped in it?
i think the globe button will launch a browser, but this again will be implemented in sonys input method. which we won't get sources for i suppose I actually wanted this to a combo like pushing the blue button + W for browser or something
slade87 said:
i think the globe button will launch a browser
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I believe the Globe button is for changing Language similar to Globe button in Vivaz Pro.
I remapped the globe button to search, using this tutorial:
http://communities-origin.sonyericsson.com/thread/28665
To do the hack:
1. Root your phone
2. Edit the /system/usr/keylayout/pm8058-keypad.kl file by changing the following line to the end:
key 368 SEARCH WAKE_DROPPED
3. Restart your phone and enjoy the ability to easily search in K-9 Mail or the SMS app simply by pressing the "globe" key!!
For the x10 mini pro:
If you don't use the default keyboard and the "Sym" button does the same thing as the blue button,
to remap the sym key to search, you have to edit the file /system/usr/keylayout/mimmi_keypad.kl and change the line:
key 216 ALT_RIGHT(or RIRHT_ALT, I don't remember) WAKE_DROPPED
to
key 216 SEARCH WAKE_DROPPED
Quick Launch Settings
kanellos said:
For the x10 mini pro:
If you don't use the default keyboard and the "Sym" button does the same thing as the blue button,
to remap the sym key to search, you have to edit the file /system/usr/keylayout/mimmi_keypad.kl and change the line:
key 216 ALT_RIGHT(or RIRHT_ALT, I don't remember) WAKE_DROPPED
to
key 216 SEARCH WAKE_DROPPED
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For using the Quick Launch setting, use the above modification.
Once u do that, you will see the option called "quick launch settings" in the settings>applications.
If you are using Custom ROM/ ICS you are likely not to find it.
In that case:
1. Install Apex or Nova Launcher.
2. On the home screen of either Apex/Nova Launcher, click on settings>add>activities
3. Goto Settings>Qucik Launch (the first one)
There you go, you have the quick launch setting as shortcut in ur apex/nova home launcher.
Don't forget to thank me, if this helped you.
Hello
I have a Xperia Mini Pro, Sk17a model and like its keyboard very much.. But I have a problem: there is no CTRL or ALT keys.. Is there any key combination for that? I really miss it when using DOSBox or SSH terminal applications..
polite bump
cmon, no one here never needed the CTRL or ALT keys in an emulator?
help, please..
I currently have an X10 Mini Pro with the back button on the right.Can I change it?I would like the buttons to be like this (menu,home,back) instead of (back,home,menu)
Guys Need your help remapping my keyboard to move around Android..
Right now I am not able to close any application coz i don't a back botton to exit it..I press the home button to getback to the home screen.. Please help me remapping.