It's fairly straightforward to create a skin..

Each version of the android platform comes with several default skins which

you can find located in the directories under

<android-sdk-base-directory>/platforms/android-X/skins. An android skin

consists of a single layout file referencing a number of image files. Check

out some of the default skins to get a grasp on what is going on…

First, Describe the parts of the skin. The default skin parts are portrait,

landscape, device details, and controls – this is done in the parts { }

section (you can even add your own parts, I believe). Be aware that some of

these are required. You might just want to change the background for

landscape/portrait/controls that will be used and also modify the device

display size for the appropriate device type (i.e. QVGA, HVGA, etc..)

Second, in the layouts { } section, you describe where everything goes with

size and x/y coordinates for each layout – portrait and landscape.

It takes a little playing around, if you mess something up, you might get

unexpected results or the emulator may not even start up. When you are

finished, make sure to copy your skin into each platform folder you will

want to use it for – platform/android-X/skins/</android-sdk-base-directory>

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