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Anyone knows where i can find a Bundle Identifier??
need to make some icons map,but don't know how to name them

1. Navigate to /private/var/mobile/Applications and locate the folder for the app whose icon you want to change. If you are using iFile then you can set it to show you the app name as well as the 32 character Alphanumeric Identifer. If you're using an FTP program (WinSCP/Filezilla etc) you will only see the 32 character Alphanumeric Identifer so you will have to check each folder manually or use Find and search for the app name.

2. Once you have located the app folder, open it and you should see another folder ending .app, this is the contents of the application. Open this folder and locate Info.plist. Some .plist files can be read by notepad others can’t. iFile can read them natively. If you cannot read the .plist then you need a third party reader such as Plist Editor.

3. Open the .plist file and look for the following:
<key>CFBundleIdentifier</key>
<string>com.something.something</string>
This string is the Bundle Identifier.

<key>CFBundleIconFile(s)</key>
<string>Icon114.png</string>
<string>Icon72.png</string>
<string>Icon57.png</string>
This string is the Icon Filename
 
1. Navigate to /private/var/mobile/Applications and locate the folder for the app whose icon you want to change. If you are using iFile then you can set it to show you the app name as well as the 32 character Alphanumeric Identifer. If you're using an FTP program (WinSCP/Filezilla etc) you will only see the 32 character Alphanumeric Identifer so you will have to check each folder manually or use Find and search for the app name.

2. Once you have located the app folder, open it and you should see another folder ending .app, this is the contents of the application. Open this folder and locate Info.plist. Some .plist files can be read by notepad others can’t. iFile can read them natively. If you cannot read the .plist then you need a third party reader such as Plist Editor.

3. Open the .plist file and look for the following:
<key>CFBundleIdentifier</key>
<string>com.something.something</string>
This string is the Bundle Identifier.

<key>CFBundleIconFile(s)</key>
<string>Icon114.png</string>
<string>Icon72.png</string>
<string>Icon57.png</string>
This string is the Icon Filename

i know there is a nother way to do that..its like a site that have the bindle in.. but i dont know the link anymore
 
this is my iPhone :)

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if somebody observe that something is really wrong about my setup, please tell me so i can fix to look better :).

P.S.: maybe someone can help me (PM me is better ?!) with some names of icon "packs" that can match my wallpaper or some icons "packs" that looks amazing :) i search trought this topic but it's very long and there are to many nice things to check and to choose from... now i use icons from pSuave theme

I really like your weather widget. If you don't mind, I would love to know where I can one like that. Thanks.
 
I see some great stuff here, thanks for sharing.

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Totally newb question I'm sure but can someone please tell me what app/widget you guys are using to get the weather/time to show on the background? :D

There is a bunch of them posted in this and the other screenshot threads. You need to dl, edit for your location, ssh into your phone, and activate via winterboard.
 
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