1. Overview
2. Getting started
3. Task Launcher
4. Task Switcher
5. Button Mapping
6. Launcher Today Plug-In
7. SystemInfo Today Plug-In
8. Minimize button
9. FAQ
10. Registration
11. Contact us

• Task Launcher is a task and file launcher with great additional features. The tasks and associated files are launched from the user-customized pop-up list using stylus or hardware buttons.
• Task Switcher is a program manager. The running tasks are operated from pop-up list using stylus or hardware buttons.
• Button Mapping is the one of its kind utility that allows associating each hardware button with two tasks (such as launching of applications and control panel applets, stylus tap emulation, and macros). The unique feature of this plug-in is the ability to create application-specific settings.
• Launcher Today Plug-In is a plug-in for your Today screen for quick launching of applications. It uses the same settings as Task Launcher.
• SystemInfo Today Plug-In is a plug-in for your Today screen that displays battery and memory status.
• Minimize Button is a substitute for the standard button Smart minimize with additional functions .

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Enable caption picture - enable/disable caption picture for Launcher window. Caption picture appears as a title for the pop-up window of Launcher. You can select a caption picture from our sample list or create your own. The caption picture must be 140 x 24 pixels. Enable autorun after - this option allows you to run selected in Launcher window applications automatically after selected period of time (1-4 seconds). View programs as List/Icons - options for customization of Launcher window.

Press Add to add an application Press Edit to change a file path and program name Press Delete to delete a program from the list. Use Up and Down buttons to arrange the list. Add all from Programs button will add to the list all applications from your Programs folder. Press Delete all button to clear the list.

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Enable caption picture - enable/disable caption picture for Switcher window. Caption picture appears as a title for the pop-up window of Switcher. You can select a caption picture from our sample list or make your own. The caption picture must be 140 x 24 pixels. Enable autorun after - allows you to switch the selected in Switcher window applications automatically. View programs as List/Icons - options for customization of Switcher window. Show "Programs" and "Settings" - shows Programs and Settings icons in the running application list.

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• Settings
• To create a binding to a hardware button for launching applciations
• To emulate a stylus tap
• To record a macro for multiple stylus taps

Configuration list displays options available for global and application dependent assignments: <Default> is a global setting which is active in case no application dependent assignments are made <Today> and other installed programs showed in the list are available for application dependent assignments. Hardware Buttons table displays buttons and assignments created for them in the Configuration list. ButtonMapper provides two types of button workflow: single press and press-n-hold. Both types are listed in the table as separate rows for each hardware button. Action list displays actions available for the binding. ButtonMapper provides 4 types of bindings: system actions (Display On/Off, Input Panel, Scrolling, Start Menu, switch to Today screen); system applets (Backlight Setting, Memory Setting, Power Setting); applications (installed programs); stylus tap emulation (including macros).

1. In case a custom button assignment was created for an application and such application is running, the buttons settings for the current application become active - and the default settings become inactive. Thus, it is possible to create unlimited number of assignments for every button. To be specific, we'll say that if you have N programs, you can create N*2 actions for every button.
   For example, one action will be active when one program, for which the assignment was created, is running, other will be active when other program is running, and also the other one (default) will be active in case no programs for which the actions were assigned are running.
2. Initially Button Mapping displays assignments made in Buttons applet of System Settings.
3. When Button Mapping is enabled, the system Buttons tool (Start -> Settings -> Personal tab) is replaced with Button Mapping settings window.
4. You have to soft reset your device to activate/deactivate Button Mapping.

1. select an application from Configuration list to make assignments for.
2. select a button from the Hardware Buttons table (tap to activate it);
3. select an action from the Action list;
4. Press OK

1. select an application from Configuration list
2. select a button from Hardware Buttons table (tap to activate it);
3. select <Stylus Tap Emulation> from Action list;
4. read on-screen instructions appeared in dialog box and press [ok];
   
5. Button Mapping will launch the application chosen from Configuration list and will display its main window with a [Start] button in the flying box in center;
   
6. press [Start] in the flying box and tap at the desired coordinate on the screen;
7. Button Mapping will record your tap and will ask you to enter a name for this action. This name will appear as Assignment in Hardware Buttons table (one word is recommended).

1. select an application from Configuration list;
2. select a button from Hardware Buttons table (tap to activate it);
3. select <Macros> from Action list;
4. read on-screen instructions appeared in dialog box and press [ok];
5. Button Mapping will launch the application chosen from Configuration list and will display its main window with a [Start] button in a flying box in center;
6. press [Start] in a flying box, ButtonMapper will display the list of available operations:
• Stylus Tap Emulation;
• Finish Macros;
• Pause.


7. select Stylus Tap Emulation and press [ok];
8. tap at desired coordinate on the screen and press [Start] in the flying box to continue;
9. select Stylus Tap Emulation to perform another tap or select Pause to set a pause;
10. repeat steps 6-9 to record as many taps as you need;
11. select Finish Macros to end sequence recording;
12. enter name for the recorded macro.

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• Battery monitor with additional text information
• Memory monitor for Storage, Program memory and Storage Cards with additional text information

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• Close running application
• Minimize running application
• Launch Switcher
• Launch Launcher

• Single Tap
• Double Tap
• Tap-n-hold
• Tap-n-Shift Down
• Tap-n-Shift Left

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