@randyhutton

Thanks! Uploading right now

@wintersun

Sure, it goes a little something like this:

1) In Apex Launcher, go to “Apex Settings” and click “Homescreen Settings”
2) Set “Portrait Grid” to 7 x 9. Don’t worry about Landscape
3) Horizontal Margin and Vertical Margin set to “None”.
4) Scroll down to “Show Wallpaper” and make sure it’s CHECKED
5) Set “Wallpaper mode” to “Single Screen (non-scrolling)
6) Go back to the Apex Launcher settings screen and select “Dock Settings”
7) Scroll to the bottom and make sure “Hide dock” is CHECKED
8) Back to settings menu — select “Advanced settings”
9) Scroll down to “Resize any widget” and “Overlapping widgets”. Make sure both are CHECKED.
10) Back out of Apex Launcher Settings

Now’s the fun part.

1) Set the wallpaper in place. It’s a .png file, so don’t worry about the color — it’ll all work out in the end.
2) Open a 2 x 2 UCCW widget and place it in the lower right corner of the screen (this is the clock). Click the widget — it should open UCCW. Click settings and click “Import skins”. These are the uzip files that are in the .rar file that was downloaded. Select the correct file (I have them labeled) and go back to the home screen.
3) You’ll have to resize the widget. Hold it till you see the resize prompt and size it till it fits the entire square. Then move it into place over the clock circle. It’ll fall right into place.
4) Do the same with the other uzip files — battery, missed, menu and weather.

On a side note — I incorporated the Texas map into the background — if you want to change it, it’s pretty easy to do — just edit the background .png file in paint, flash or any other graphics editor and change it to whatever you want — or nothing at all.

Hope this was complete enough — if you need help with anything else, please let me know.

@cichill

It’s not really hard at all. UCCW is very easy to use, and once you have the hang of it, there’s almost nothing you can’t do with your layout.

@cichill

Thank you

@honkytonk80s thank you. I really appreciate the kind words.

@drwood

Awesome! You should also download Zedge from the play store and get the Jarvis sounds for your ringtone and notification sounds. They really complete the theme!

@andr0id

When you get to that screen, click your settings button and select “import skins”.

Hope that helps.

@wintersun

Any time. I’m glad you like it!

Yes.

Two things — First, remember that the Texas map is part of the background — If you’ve gotten rid of that layer, then you can place another layer for whichever state you want to replace it. Don’t forget to use your Alpha (set to about 30%) so a little of that background comes through.

As for your E-mail, go into UCCW and select the “gmail1″ from the “select object” list. Down in “controls”, scroll all the way to the right until it asks for “Account” and “Item” (I think it says item…). Set in your gmail account, which should already be put in on your phone, and select from items what you want it to monitor (inbox, sent, etc).

That should do it.

@Tfalwell

It was actually done in Flash CS5, not Photoshop. The .fla file can be downloaded from http:db.tt/Bzo05HKY If I remember right, I made it in only 4 layers, though I don’t think I labeled them.

@lucasj90

Thanks!

@andos24

I think so. The background was fitted for the S2, but I left a little room at the top, which I’ve since learned if I put just a little more space up there, the google search fits perfectly on the S3, and there’s no gap at all on the S2. As far as the UCCW tiles fitting exactly, there’ll be a little tweaking that will need to be done, but they will fit in place as pictured.

@andos24

If you have UCCW, and if I remember right, I included the sizes of the widgets in the uzip package. You’ll have to resize the widgets so the uzip file fills the sized area, then do a little position tweaking within UCCW. I’ve installed this screen on a GS3, and did it with very little repositioning necessary. I wish I could make it easier — maybe I could borrow a friend’s GS3 and repost the results from his phone. :)