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Standard RWC
Volume on top of the Today screen.
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RWC Vertical
skin on top of Windows Media Player.
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| RWC Volume is nothing
more and nothing less than a volume
control ... |
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it has a calibration
function that enables U 2 use the full
spectrum of volume levels supported by
your hardware |
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it can be
operated without using the stylus |
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it has a
mute function |
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its
appearance can be changed using a skin |
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The program was created 4
those of U that listen 2 music on
your Pocket PC.
It was designed with 2 main objectives: |
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1. It must support fine-tuning of the
volume. |
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2. U should not have 2 pick up the
stylus 2 adjust the volume. |
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| The fine-tuning objective
has been accomplished by a calibration
function. This function is typically run
only once (or twice :o) after
installation where U identify the levels
that your hardware supports. |
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| Before U have done any
calibration, the program has 24
(counting 0) volume levels. |
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| When RWC Volume has
focus, U adjust the volume using the
left-right and/or the up-down buttons. |
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| RWC Volume does not
retain button associations when it goes
out of focus. Our philosophy is that U
may have other applications that U
operate with these buttons, so we don't
want 2 interfere. Therefore, U must get
RWC Volume in focus before U can adjust
the volume. |
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| The idea is 2 associate 1
of the Pocket PC buttons (e.g. button 3
which by default is associated with
E-mail) 2 RWC Volume. When U have done
that, one press on that button will
bring RWC Volume 2 focus. Then U use the
navigational buttons 2 adjust the
volume. |
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| When RWC Volume has
focus, the associated button will toggle
mute. |
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| Of course RWC Volume also
supports tap and tap-and-slide operation
if U should happen 2 have the stylus in
your hand. |
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| Simply tap or slide
anywhere in the indicator area 2 adjust
the volume. |
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