From: Daniel Padilla (daniel.padilla_at_gmail.com)
Date: Tue May 25 2004 - 02:25:44 PDT
> >> But that only does a temporary job, what if you want a package you
> >> froze unfrozen permanently?
> > It does a permanent job unless you have installed third party
> > freezing utilities.
>
> Sorry, but now I'm not sure. With for instance Options installed and
> through it activating the freezing routine as it is in the system, once
> I freeze an icon it's frozen permanently and will only thaw while
> tapped and always refreeze again afterwards after I quit the
> application.
> The only way to get it unfrozen is to delete it and to reinstall.
>
> Did I get that right?
>
Nope, the ROM freeze function works like this:
1- You select an icon in extras, either by tap and hold, or tick
the box in overview mode.
2- select the envelope routing button and choose "freeze".
3- There's no step 3!
heh. for thawing an icon, you just tap on it. It will load again,
show it's normal icon, and stay unfrozen. You have to tap it again
to open the program, but it won't freeze alone itself when you close.
D.
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