Change your iPod's font color

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By adjusting a few resource settings with the iPodWizard tool, you can now change your iPod's font colors:

Open iPW, load your firmwire. Go to Layout, scroll down to Font Types. In that list, go down to item 24223, which is the titlebar string. Now look at the z2 tag. It should say 0xFF000000. We're going to change that. Click on it so that the cursor goes into the hex field and highlights the first character in the series of hex, which should at the moment say 00 00 00 FF. Ignore the FF at the end, and change the first three digit series from 00 00 00 to DD 00 00. Write your iPod, eject, and look. Your titlebar text is now red!

It works with 1 bit fonts, allowing you to adjust the color, size and font face of the menu, title bar, stop watch, dates, etc.

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Posted by: iPodhacker on May 26, 2007 at 12:30 PM

w00t cool man!!!

what theme have you on your ipod it's really cool


Posted by: iPodz on May 28, 2007 at 2:20 AM

Very cool. Check out mine! iPod


Posted by: nowo_11 on October 12, 2007 at 8:20 PM

that is very cool. how do you align the text in the middle of the screen?
please post:)


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