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NoMess Screenshots



NoMess allows you to select a graphic mode that you like best.
For instance, if you have PalmIII or other black and white device, you can choose from Black or Gray modes.
Or, if you have PalmIIIc or other color device, you can choose from Black, Gray or Color modes.
Screen #1 (black and white mode) Screen #1 (grayscale mode) Screen #1 (color mode)
If you have HandEra 330 or other QVGA compliant device, you can choose from Black or Gray high resolution modes.
Currently there are no color QVGA devices so Color is only available in the standard resolution.
Screen #1 (QVGA black and white mode) Screen #1 (QVGA grayscale mode)



Here is the main screen of NoMess in all modes.
This is just one example, thanks to a large bank of pieces the game will always look different.
Tap the three Next pieces to select the shapes and colors you like.
Screen #2 (black and white mode) Screen #2 (grayscale mode) Screen #2 (color mode)
Screen #2 (QVGA black and white mode) Screen #2 (QVGA grayscale mode)




This is where you select your favorite pieces.
Make sure the ones you like best are inside the frame and press OK.
If you cannot decide which shapes are the best, the Shuffle button will help you.
Screen #3 (black and white mode) Screen #3 (grayscale mode) Screen #3 (color mode)
Screen #3 (QVGA black and white mode) Screen #3 (QVGA grayscale mode)




NoMess offers you a lot of options.
Do not forget to explore all the available menus.
To get to the menu you can tap the Score label.
Screen #4 (black and white mode) Screen #4 (grayscale mode) Screen #4 (color mode)
Screen #4 (QVGA black and white mode) Screen #4 (QVGA grayscale mode)




Here are the High Scores with Top 5 players for each level and game mode.
Select the level and game mode at the top of the screen.
Press the Beam button to send your scores to your friends to compare your skills.
Screen #5 (black and white mode) Screen #5 (grayscale mode) Screen #5 (color mode)
Screen #5 (QVGA black and white mode) Screen #5 (QVGA grayscale mode)




Finally, if you have HandEra 330 or other QVGA compliant device, you can minimize the Graffiti area and see extra info above the board.
This feature is not available on devices with standard resolution displays.
Screen #6 (QVGA black and white mode) Screen #6 (QVGA grayscale mode)


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