On Jun 3, 2015, at 6:55 AM, 'Tony Golden' wrote: On Wednesday, Jat 10:17 AM, Neil Dorin wrote: > trying to avoid having to add touch volume power and home icons to my > Hey guys, any way to add the hardbuttons to a web xpanel 2.0? Just > Pretty slick, just don't laugh too hard if you have any subpages with > Xpanel version with the hardbuttons visible if you enable the > You can now use F11 from any actual panel design and it will launch an > - On Tuesday, Jat 6:24 PM, Neil Dorin wrote: > the hard-buttons appear in a c3p file that I send to someone else, who > That's awesome and I use that all the time, but is there a way to make > On Tue, at 4:42 PM, 'Tony Golden' wrote: > Yes, they don't need VT Pro, just XPanel with Faceplate option > - On Tuesday, Jat 6:48 PM, Neil Dorin wrote: FYI, if I rename the vtz file and give it a c3p extension, the Faceplate option disappears. However, this also isn't a good option because it requires additional steps and instructions for the end-user to be able to easily launch the vtz as an X-Panel. If I run a touchpanel's vtz file as an X-Panel, it DOES show the Faceplate option. When I create and compile an X-Panel project that produces a c3p file, it doesn't show the Faceplate option when it runs. This isn't a good option, because I want to send the X-Panel to an end-user who won't have access to VtPro. When pressing F11 in VtPro, it doesn't generate (or at least it doesn't save) a c3p file anywhere. Maybe I'm missing something, but I can't seem to generate a c3p file that has the Faceplate option.

Xpanel with faceplate