The Windows Start Menu-like launcher for your Palm has just been released with a new and leaner version. Optimizing the code allowed RNS to shave 30KB from the application as well as bumping up performance. With a completely configure menu, you can add anything that lives in your Palm. Don’t worry about space because there is virtually and unlimited number of sub-menus you can create. With such neat features as being able to dial predefined phone numbers (smartphones only,) Recent Used list, Bluetooth power toggle, Find, and a lock to list just a few, you’d be silly not to check out RNS::Hi-Launcher.
Here’s a quick list of the changes since version 3.0:
Version 3.1:
- Menus are saved together with their Frame and Contents properties.
- The “Save” dialog uses the previously loaded Menu’s name by default.
- Smoother “Mosaic” animation.
- Significant program size reduction (by 30K) due to code optimization.
Version 3.0:
- Menus saving and loading.
- “Toggle Hi-Launcher on/off” commands for faster Hi-Launcher activation/deactivation.
- Menu items can be made invisible.
- The phone number picker (for the “Dial” items) now also fills in the “Caption” field.
- Fixed compatibility with TapWave Zodiac.
- Bugfix – could crash on switching to card applications from certain applications (e.g. from Blazer on palmOne Treo).
- Bugfix – the Menu could immediately hide on palmOne Tungsten|T3 and Tungsten|T5.
- Other minor enhancements, features, bugfixes…
[tags]replacement,palm,new version,rns,hi-launcher,launch[/tags]