General Info] The menu is provides 'as is' - meaning that if it does not work you will have to edit/change it yourself. To change or add something you have to look into the 3 INI files: Menu.ini, Games.ini, Tools.ini It is all pretty clear and easy to understand if you open the ini file in your editor and start the 'Systeminformation32.exe' - it will simulate the menu on your Windows PC. All is configured for SD cards labeled 'StorageCard' - you will find ini files for other SD cards at the end.

Not all Games/Tools must work on your device! Some will need additional DLL files or CE6. If something does not work you can delete the entries in the menu or use the comments as shown in the ini to disable the function but keep the menu entry for later use. Special attention should be paid to the memory bars at the bottom: You have to adjust the path to your SD flash memory accordingly in the 3 ini files otherwise they will show up like in the screenshots with invalid paths. Only the games and tools are included -you have to provide the GPS programs.

Here's how to access WinCE Desktop, or more specifically, use a file manager to access the file system of an Eonon G2227 2Din Car DVD GPS Radio. You'll need a file manager. Download buku teknik sipil pdf. I used Total Commander. I have put together a new unlock / menu system that was originally intended for. Is there a program to unlock WinCe5.0 800x480 Gps!

The paths in the menu.ini should be ok for most standard installations, but you better check if they are correct for your version - this goes especially for Garmin! I have included 2 folders that are not necessary for the menu: CE4 and CE5 - those inlude DLL files that might be missing on your system. It might not be a complete collection but will save you some time searching the net. The Flashmemory in the menu is labled 'NANDFlash' and the status bar for that in the menu has the entry 'diskmem' - two times, one for SD and for Flash. The icons are standard and can be used for all resolutions. If you check the ini you will notice that you can adjust the size of the icons as well - good for people with gloves on the bike or if you think they are just too big. I tried to use a size that should work on all screen resolutions, but as I said they can be adjusted in the ini files.

To change the size of the menu you only have to change to position for the things on the bottom of the screen and maybe the size of the bars. After that you change the position of the 'back' arrow and you are done. You can even leave the background image but I would recommend to create your own in the size of your screen, even if it is just a black background. In the INI under 'Global settings' change the screen resolution for your device and the name for your background image. The things in the 'status bar' are Volume: 'Volume-Button' Battery: 'Battery' Memory: 'Memory' Clock: 'Zeitanzeige rechts' and 'Datum rechts' and the free disk space: 'Diskmem' The 'x' and 'y' values are for the position and 'size' stands for the font size of text, the rest is pretty clear when you read it. Do the changes on your PC and check the menu with the 'systeminformation32.exe' - you will see it is easy and makes fun too when you create you own menu. There are a few more games included than listed in the menu, you can try if some more work for you and include them too;) Once you like your menu upload it here for the others and write about your experience:) Thanks!

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