Not that there's many people who use Good Messaging (formerly owned by Motorola) on these boards, but I made a today applet that the time and date, active alarms, and basic phone status, as well as Good Messaging unread messages, tasks and appointments due today - but due to the encryption on the database files used by Good, there's no viewing any of those outside the Good applications. Theoretically, the applet supports internationalization and vga, but I've only used it on my QVGA Tilt, and in English.
These comments are from the program itself. If any of the below people do not like my use of their code, I will delete/edit this post. I am a fan of the all in one applets, and this is my take on it, within the restrictions of the Good programs.
And, people are free to use the code I created (i.e., not mentioned in the comments) in their own applets.
/*
My implementation of ideas, and some code, from other applets
Thanks goes out to:
MarcLandis for the original BigClock applet and sinofthegod for his FadeClock mod, images, and the code for alarm picture
Özgür GÜMÜS/AKILalmaZZ for the sound profile selection and basic panel code from InfinitiHome2
Ivan Skjåvik for the binary/alarm code from his MyStatus mod
capt_harlock77 for Comm Manager code, icons, and location for vibrate/silent override
Also, thanks to these icon designers:
Fernando Albuquerque at Nando Design Studio for the speaker icon
Umut Pulat (12m3 at DeviantArt) for the pda icon
Mazenl77 on DeviantArt for the settings icon, which I found at iconspedia under a Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 License
*/
I don't know how long these pictures will last, but here are some screenshots.





The 4 buttons at the bottom, the settings button (which when held will also open the comm manager), and the sound profile picture will all have the same background when selected to let the user know their input has been accepted. The images in the 4 buttons will also fade out (and then reset after a couple of seconds) when the button has been selected.

There are many setting screens because I tried to make this applet as flexible as possible for people to match with whatever background image or windows mobile theme they may be running. For me, the blue and orange not only match my living room, but the ATT theme that's installed on my Tilt (and probably any other ATT phone I get in the future).
For me, the only things left I couldn't quite figure out was a weather panel, similar to AKILalmaZZ's in his infinitHome2 applet (I couldn't get httpFetch to play nice with wunderground.com's XML lookup API) and how to make the settings rectangle show the selected color before it started to animate out, as it can take a few seconds since it's drawing a 7 screen flow.
And, finally, I will most likely not be updating this applet as it is fully functional for me. A little selfish, but hey, if I can create this with no formal coding experience or training, then anybody can change this for their needs.
JR
