Go into control panel and its the new "Panels" option in personalisation. Then its just a matter of hitting the organise button etc.
Move things about in Panel lists and into other Panels, create new categories etc (Panels must be new name for folders now we have the Finger Panels to enter applications)
Select the 'Panels' option in the control panel, then press the organize button.
You have the option of creating new categories and moving apps between categories. One issue for me is that you can't create a category within a category
Also, I'd recommend keeping with six categories, otherwise you have to do a lot of scrolling. I use 'Applications', 'Communications', 'Games', 'Utilities', 'Extras', and 'Settings'.
I commbined the two internet tabs into the 'Communications' group which freed up a category for Games.
Once in the "organise" option If you select/grab an icon with the stylus you will find you can move its position within the list and even move it to another folder (Sorry Panel Category )
Also in the organise option you can delete/rename and icon.
Once in the "organise" option If you select/grab an icon with the stylus you will find you can move its position within the list and even move it to another folder (Sorry Panel Category )
Also in the organise option you can delete/rename and icon.
Wish it would let you delete an application. I have that stupid rapsody icon stuck in there and can't get it out.
This is one of the few bits of OS2008 that I _hate_... OS2007 did this better,
and it needs to be fixed.
1) No more nesting of folders. You get one set, no more, no less. No subfolders at all. No 3rd level (or more) or hierarchy.
2) No way to make a more 'text/stylus' friendly menu, like the old way.
3) Way too much scrolling, if you have a lot of apps installed.
OS2007 worked, and while it wasn't as 'finger friendly' it was WAY more useful.
I don't see why they didn't offer both options (ie icons/finger sized, or text/small icons/more menus) since a menu choice/option would be easy to implement.
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