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13 lis 2009 · With the launch of the new BlackBerry Theme Builder 5.0 and all its new options implemented, it should come as no surprise that Research In Motion is putting a lot of attention on its release. We have been hearing for months now that Theme Builder (formerly known as Plazmic Content Developers Kit) was being brought "in house" in an effort to ...
A how-to tutorial with simple step by step instructions explaining how to use the Plazmic Theme Builder to design and make custom BlackBerry themes. To build custom themes, you'll need a photo editing program, be able to connect your phone to your computer, and install the best theme creator software along with Java JDK.
Been working on this one for quite a while, just updated it using the new Plazmic Theme Creator 5.0 so there are no white bars and the memory leak should be eradicated. There are now 5 versions, one with the original background, one with a black background, one with the original Zachriel dock, and two version with 2 hidden docks that I created.
This is a tutorial on creating custom themes for BlackBerry devices using the Plazmic Theme Builder. You'll find some background information that can help you get started and then details on the Applications Screen, the Lock Screen and the Incoming Calls Screen.
This document is a user guide for the Plazmic Theme Builder for BlackBerry smartphones. It provides instructions on how to configure the theme builder workspace and tools, create and modify theme projects, work with fonts, images, colors, and banners.
Looks like Research in Motion has changed the name of the latest version of Plazmic Content Developers Kit to BlackBerry Theme Studio 5.0 and is now available for download.
9 lis 2009 · Research In Motion announced the availability of the all new BlackBerry Theme Studio 5.0, which replaces the previously available Plazmic Content Developer's Kit and features the ability to import Adobe Photoshop files to BlackBerry Theme Builder, add ringtones and build screen transitions such as zooming, sliding, wiping and fading within themes.
