Mobileways Gravity v1.50.6691 S60v5 & N97/S^3 Signed - Gates

thx to : anocontent
Gravity is the first fully-featured and native Twitter client for the S60 platform. It supports multiple accounts, Twitter Search, Laconica, Ping.fm, posting of pictures via MobyPicture & TwitPic and wraps everything into a gorgeous looking interface.

Overview of Gravity’s Features:

· Compatible with Twitter and Laconica
· All functions available on your S60 phone: tweet, reply, retweet, DM, follow & unfollow, block, create favourites, search, auto-update and many more …
· Tabbed view of your Timeline, Replies, Messages, Friends, …
· Profile View to see information about a Twitter User
· Configurable Audio Alerts for Timeline/Replies/DM’s & Searches
· Auto-Connect to any Access Point and Auto-Fallback to WLAN
· Setup and use as many accounts as you want at the same time
· Group support for creating custom tabs with user-defined filters
· Post URLs from tweets to del.icio.us or Instapaper
· Twitter-Search section with multiple search tabs and Twitter Trends
· Post pictures to MobyPicture, TwitPic, TwitGoo, Posterous, Yfrog or img.ly
· Preview pictures from MobyPicture, TwitPic, TwitGoo, Posterous, Yfrog, img.ly, Plixy, Instagram
· Ping.fm support by simply sending “p message” or “p #group message”
· Open URLs from any Tweet
· Kinetic scrolling on S60v5 ( Nokia 5800 and Nokia N97 )
· Theme support ( fixed dark and bright theme )
· Full-Screen mode
· Includes a Homescreen Widget for the Nokia N97
· Built-in auto-update function and beta access for testing the latest features

CHANGELOG:
- many smaller changes for all + the browser control for S60v5 & S^3
- new thread view for Direct Message and Facebook Comments
- j.mp now as shortener link
- auto loading when open save search

Attached Files

• Gravity-6691-N97-S^3-Gates.zip (526.6 KB, 358 views)
• Gravity-6691-v5-Gates.zip (520.0 KB, 129 views)

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Install fonts in Windows 7

 Download here package of 1000 Windows 7 fonts, but you don’t know how to install them?

This is a tutorial that will explain you how to install new fonts in Windows 7 manually or automatically and how you can install fonts without the need to have them in your Windows fonts folder (sounds impossible, but it’s not).

Important: This is a tutorial for beginners who don’t know how to install fonts, skip this part if you want to find out how to install fonts using a shortcut.
Installing fonts is very easy. All you have to do is to copy them into your Windows font folder. For most people this won’t be a problem, but for beginners this might become a tough job.

Installing fonts manually (one by one)

1. Extract the fonts to a folder on your drive.
2. Double-click on every font that you want to install
3. Click on “Install”:

Mass-Install fonts in Windows 7

Shortcuts that we will use:
STRG + A = Select ALL
STRG + C = Copy
STRG + V = Paste
1. Extract your fonts and select them all (STRG + A), then copy them into your clipboard (STRG + C)
2. Open up the Windows Explorer (Windows key + E)
3. Goto the partition C: or wherever you installed Windows and double-click on “Windows”
4. Now look for a folder “Fonts” with a little icon, double-click on it again.
5. Paste all your fonts into this folder via STRG + V:

Windows should now auto-install all of the fonts that you copied into your clipboard.
That’s how it will look like:

Installing fonts using a shortcut (advanced)

Let’s say your partition C: is running out of space and you don’t have any room for new fonts, but you have another partition that still has plenty of room. How would you now install your fonts without the need to copy them all into your Windows fonts folder?
Luckily, there’s a simple trick that you can use to do that!
When you are inside your Windows fonts folder, click on “fonts settings”. You can also access it via the control panel.
Next, make sure that the option “Allow fonts to be installed using a shortcut” is checked:

Now, double-click on a font. You will notice a new option “Use shortcut”:

If this option is checked, it won’t copy the font into your Windows font folder, instead it will create a symbolic link to your Windows folder. Sidenote: Should you remove the font your link will be broken and you can no longer use the font in Windows 7.

Credit : windows7themes.net

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Missing operating system: Windows 7

After starting my PC today, I was staring at a little message on my screen: Missing operating system. At first I was a little bit shocked, but of course I knew that this only means that either my disk has some small disk errors or my master boot record  is damaged.


Unfortunately, the solution is not 42, so let’s find out what we can do about it!

Run chkdsk to repair disk errors

First of all, don’t panic! If you panic and do things without thinking about consequences, you might damage your system and lose data. The solution to this problem is usually very simple. Your hard drive might have disk errors, therefore you are not able to start your system. This often happens when you restart your PC during a boot-up secquence while it’s loading safe-mode for example.

1. Find your Windows 7 DVD.
2. Start your PC, insert your Windows 7 DVD and hit a key when you are asked to (to boot from DVD). It is possible that you have to change the boot order in your BIOS to boot from DVD.
3. Follow the instructions on the screen, but don’t install Windows 7, instead click on “Repair your computer“:

The installer will now search for Windows installations on your PC and list them all. Select your Windows 7 installation and click on next.


4. Open the command prompt.

Attention: Do NOT click on “System Restore” or “System Image Recovery”. If you try to restore/recover your system that way, you might damage your Windows 7 installation irreversibly.
5.You will probably be in a folder X:\sources\ . Don’t worry, if your partitions are still there you can run a chkdsk on them.

Run a chkdsk for your main partition (e.g. C:), to do that enter:
chkdsk c: /f/r

/f /r will both fix errors and recover lost data.
/f will only fix errors on your disk
/r will only recover lost data

This will, in most cases, repair your disk errors and you will be able to start Windows 7 again.

Windows 7 Bootrec.exe – Repair MBR

While you’re at it, you also might want to repair and fix your MBR (Master Boot Record), add a new boot sector and scan your disk for Windows 7 installations.
/fixmbr
This will create a new Master Boot Record, but will not overwrite your exisiting partition table.
/fixboot
This will add a new boot sector. If you boot sector is damaged you might not be able to start your system.
/rebuildbcd
Scans your disk for Windows-7 compatible installations, needed to repair your Windows 7 installation.

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