To change the Original Navigo Menu
You need to type in "Residentflash2" into your Navigo file browser as it is a hidden directory. You might want to copy the entire "Yfap20" directory to your SDMMC card and make changes from there. Then run the Shell.exe from that folder (no chance of bricking it then)
1) Copy \Residentflash2\YFAP20\SKINS\YFGB_BLUE_BT\Shell.xm l to your PC ( I used total command to copy to SDMMC then to PC)
2) Use Notepad to edit the paths to point to any programmes you want to use
3) I changed (first occurrence only)
"MP3.EXE" to "SDMMC\Program Files\CorePlayer\player.exe"
"MP4.EXE" to "SDMMC\Program Files\CorePlayer\player.exe"
"\SDMMC\MobileNavigator\MobileNavigator.exe" to "\SDMMC\Program Files\MioMap33\miomap.exe"
4) Copy the altered SHELL.xml back to \Residentflash2\YFAP20\SKINS\YFGB_BLUE_BT\Shell.xm l
5) Run YFLoader.exe as usual and it will run all your own apps using the Original Navigo menu system
You can now run multiple apps of your own choosing from the original Navigo menu .... including several different satnav programmes.
The menu layout is defined from within the Shell.xml file in the skin subdirectory
The text for the menu is defined within the Language subdirectory English.xml
The Button icons ad graphics are defined from within the .dat file in each skin subdirectory
Example, how to add a close button to the front menu
Replace the existing "power" section with this
<SECTION CLASS="YFButton" NAME="Close" ID="1000">
<RECT>285,0,320,35</RECT>
<PID>132,133,0,0</PID>
<STYLE>WS_VISIBLE,BS_PUSHBUTTON,BS_TRANSPARENTIMAG E</STYLE>
</SECTION>
<SECTION NAME="power" CLASS="CYFPower" ID="1100">
<RECT>245,0,280,35</RECT>
<PID>116,115,114,113,112,118</PID>
<LEVEL>0,20,35,55,80,100</LEVEL>
<SHOWMODE>STATIC</SHOWMODE>
<STYLE>WS_VISIBLE,BS_CENTER,BS_VCENTER</STYLE>
</SECTION>
Each button has it's own definition between <SECTION NAME ........ and </SECTION>
PID defines the Icon (35 x 35 for small icon, 90 x 90 for large icon)
RECT defines the position on the page x1,y1,x2,y2
Download a trial version of "PE Explorer"
Copy the .DAT file to your PC and drop it into PE Explorer and press the diamond, and view all the icons and graphics, if you're clever you can edit them to whatever you want.
Here is a shot after an icon or two has been edited and reinserted in the .DAT file
