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That's right.
I cannot believe how easy that was. I went from complete noob to this in about 30 minutes:
Thanks again Dom1n8tr1x for the brilliant guide. I love my new home screen...
EDIT: okay took the screenshot at the wrong moment, but so be it...
No problem, glad I could help. You see it's easy to do this stuff. It looks a lot more difficult than it actually is.
I see the Gmail notifications are a bit of the screen, you can just adjust the position a little bit to the left.
I tried my hand on it over the weekend as well. Only catch was this was on Gingerbread so no Apex access
ADW Launcher at least helped.
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End result.
Source: http://mycolorscreen.com/2012/12/17/exposed/
Why are you on Gingerbread?![]()

I knew it wasn't gonna take em long to copy this look into Android, but wasn't expecting this quick a response:
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Source: http://mycolorscreen.com/2013/01/09/lens-view/
There's too many - may need more phones![]()
I am thinking of going http://mycolorscreen.com/2013/01/05/the-dream/ this weekend.
Its a variant of Dom1n8tr1x on post 16 but with a bit more color.
Edit: Crap no instructions... ok so there goes that idea![]()
I must admit that the new theme is incredible looking, but does lack in functionality. I fixed this by duplicating the theme across 3 different homescreens and adding different functionality to each, but it still it doesn't actually give you much in the way of notifications. Unless you memorise the number of each type of message you have at any given point, you won't have actual notifications. I'm gonna have to figure out something out, but at least I now know how to do it thanks to the dominating chick...
I knew it wasn't gonna take em long to copy this look into Android, but wasn't expecting this quick a response:
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Source: http://mycolorscreen.com/2013/01/09/lens-view/