iphone themes - Page 2

JimD · 01-08-2008, 02:13 PM

Originally Posted by patrickj

Do you have Winzip?

On my iPhone?

I know I can unzip them on my home PC (once I get there) and then use WinSCP to put files where I think they need to be...

...but I was looking for an all-iPhone solution; i.e. download from a website into the iPhone, unzip to somewhere and use Customize and Springboard to implement it.

I am not really crazy about this particular theme, this exercise is just for my own education. I'm trying to learn how to use the various tools afforded on this thing. I am not a MAC user, so much of the "Apple way" is new to me.

azureshakr · 01-08-2008, 11:15 PM

u need winzip or winrar on yur pc to unzip the files and then u SSH them or use a program like ibrickr to put the wallpaper,icons,dock,etc onto yur phone.

BTW....anyone here know how to change the letter font for the icons, i noticed that some themes have a different font, so how does one go about doing it?

Cubby · 06-05-2008, 08:56 AM

Hey guys,

I am totally new to the iPhone and I am having some trouble with what others were earlier talking. Currently I have the programs Customize and Summerboard on my iPhone but I do not know how to get any themes from: http://www.iphonethemeworld.com At the moment, I am clicking on the images of the "theme" and I get a link at the bottom of it saying Download the selected item from this location. However, after I click that it says the Page Cannot Be Found. If there is something I am doing wrong and someone could please assist me I would greatly appreciate it.

Thanks

michael180 · 06-09-2008, 12:30 AM

Originally Posted by azureshakr

u need winzip or winrar on yur pc to unzip the files and then u SSH them or use a program like ibrickr to put the wallpaper,icons,dock,etc onto yur phone.

BTW....anyone here know how to change the letter font for the icons, i noticed that some themes have a different font, so how does one go about doing it?

It's impossible if you do not have the source file ie, PSDs, templates, or the like. You could just paint over the existing font and substitute your own, but that would look hokey.