[elay12]

i like the stock look as well but there is a better way to get it without messing around with the icon png's. All you have to do is set the appreveal option to on and then youll be able to double tap the icon to reveal it or hide it on the springboard without going to customize to hide it.

[Vger]

Originally Posted by elay12

i like the stock look as well but there is a better way to get it without messing around with the icon png's. All you have to do is set the appreveal option to on and then youll be able to double tap the icon to reveal it or hide it on the springboard without going to customize to hide it.

Thank you for the tip. The only problem I see is, you have to actually modify two more files - com.apple.springboard.plist (to enable appreveal) & mobile store's plist.info (to prevent it from hiding). But I guess it's a better way, since blank applications probably don't start when you hide them. I will try it... Thanks.

[wizzkid41]

why not use the sbrevealable option..? like steve used in his demo, apps are hidden until double tapped but still take up space on springboard... i use it on things like installer to keep my iphone looking stock =]