hTorch is a small application with a graphical user interface that enables you to use your Touch Pro as flashlight. hTorch is built for the HTC Raphael (aka HTC Touch Pro) and users reported that it works on Sony Ericsson Xperia X1 as well.

Usage:
The program installs itself into “%ProgramFiles%\hTorch” and also creates a shortcut into %StartMenu%\Programs\Accessories. The further usage is as simple as possible. Start hTorch using the shortcut. On program start the LED will automatically be turned on and you will see the programs main screen.
On the main screen you can:

• enable and disable the standard LED mode using the upper left bulb button.
• enable and disable the bright LED mode using the upper right bulb button.
• disable the display using the lower left button (The display can be turned on again using the power button)
• exit the application using the lower right button.
• enable and disable the standard LED mode using the D-Pad Action hardware button.
• enable and disable the bright LED mode using the D-Pad UP hardware button.
• disable the display using the D-Pad DOWN hardware button.

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hTorch is built for the HTC Raphael (aka HTC Touch Pro). The program installs itself into “%ProgramFiles%\hTorch” and also creates a shortcut into %StartMenu%\Programs\Accessories. The further usage is as simple as possible. Start hTorch using the shortcut. On program start the LED will automatically be turned on and you will see the programs main screen. On the main screen you can enable and disable the flashlight as needed using the bulb button or exit the application using the exit button. Both buttons are also available as soft key. On Program exit the torch will automatically be turned off.

PLEASE NOTE: The flashlight will stay on for a max of 86400 seconds to prevent burning the LED. Please also note that the LED can not be left turned on while the device is in standby. So if you want to use the torch for an extended period please make sure to configure your power settings accordingly or to tab the screen from time to time to keep the device awake.

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