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Haven't used FARR extensively after installing this, but no unexpected behaviour so far.
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Confirmation from me as well! Thank you, thank you! Btw, just purchased the Pro versionWe have Build 50 with further improvements to Firefox launching. Linkman is now able to launch into existing tab/new tab/new window, without touching prefs.js at all (browser.link.open_external etc).Nice! Thanks for the fix. I can confirm that it's working very well.-Outertech Support (May 11, 2010, 02:20 AM)-superboyac (May 11, 2010, 08:49 AM)
Please Mouser, can we have a way to integrate FARR and CHS?Oh yes, please!
(Cross link to previous threads asking similar things)-Ampa (May 07, 2010, 03:50 AM)
I've used ArsClip for years. http://www.joejoesoft.com/cms/showpage.php?cid=97I used and can recommend ArsClip as well. However these days I prefer DC's own Clipboard Help+Spell:-skwire (May 06, 2010, 04:53 AM)
Deluxe Clipboard Utility that automatically saves a history of text items copied to the clipboard, with tons of configurable options, super easy search, favorites storage, super powerful text modification dialog with preview window.
-please try again, tomos! I think you may have clicked another line, the first time, because I cannot replicate this, with Office 2010; it will not accept the code.I bet they didn't have the restriction in place at the check-out at first, but then changed it since tomos first tried.-Curt (April 30, 2010, 05:46 AM)
There is an old windows tech called DDE. It was used a lot with Windows 95. Applications can communicate with DDE. Unfortunately DDE is slow and has also some limitations, e.g. the data length (e.g. a URL path) is limited to 255 chars. The Netscape browser has supported DDE. When Mozilla and Firefox 1.0 came to life from the Netscape codebase the DDE support was still there. You could send a URL to the active firefox window using DDE. With the convertion from version 2.0 to 3.0 the DDE implementation in Firefox became very buggy and unreliable. This is the reason why many URL managers had trouble implementing Firefox 3 support. Since DDE is an outdated technology that remains with Windows only for compatibility reasons, nobody at Mozilla has the motivation to fix the DDE problems.So the Linkman feature of opening in current Firefox tab isn't actually a Linkman feature? Too bad, but no deal breaker-Outertech Support (April 24, 2010, 08:39 PM)
That user would be me! Yes, I still haven't fixed this on my home computer. It was working fine until I had to do a clean reinstall of Firefox. Now I can't get it to work. Maybe I'll try rebooting also, since I haven't rebooted in a month or so.You might want to look at browser.link.open_newwindow in about:config-superboyac (April 23, 2010, 01:08 PM)
<b>Firefox can now be configured to launch links into existing tabs.</b> (Tools | Settings | Launch URLs)I can't get this to work... I've got this setting in Linkman Lite 7.9.0.30 but launching URLs always opens a new tab in Firefox (3.6.3). Is there some special setting in Firefox I need to change? I've tried several options in the about:config configuration (the ones you get when searching for 'browser.link') but to no avail. Any help much appreciated!-Outertech Support (March 08, 2010, 11:35 PM)
Hey Tuck, I don't mean to offend anyone here rly and actually I donated to the site back quite a while ago.No offence taken-lotusrootstarch (April 17, 2010, 11:44 PM)
But I guess I see it quite differently than you do. I really don't see any kind of "DC decline", unless perhaps one thinks of DC as "just" the home of mouser's software and the fact that there are no new programs coming from mouser recently, but instead bug fixes and and added features. I think of DC as something more, though, even if I was originally drawn here by FARR and ScreenshotCaptor IIRC. Now, it's more of a place to have friendly discussions, advice etc. mostly concerning software. And again, I don't see the decline that you do. Hmm, have u guys got the feeling that NANY is becoming a yearly drill and to the majority of event participants there is no enthusiasm there?Interesting, I'd like to see the statistical evidence you surely must have to support your claims
This is probably an small indication of a bigger problem... that DC is on the decline (in terms of readership, participation and external press) and people are losing curiosity, interest and sense of attachment (for some) that they used to have.
Wakey wakey guys.-lotusrootstarch (April 16, 2010, 05:56 AM)
No thanks on any nch software.Really? What's wrong with it, I thought it looks quite interesting, tbh. Quietly following this thread, as I'm looking for the same thing, preferably without paying the world for it.
Made that mistake once, that was enough to remember to stay away.-cmpm (April 05, 2010, 03:43 PM)
The only issue I have with AM-Notebook is that I don't think you can attach files to notes. Otherwise it would be good in my books. I have quite a few documents in various formats that need to be attachable and viewable. That is why I want files individually stored so I do not lose everything if a database corrupts.You can attach files within the notes, if that's what you mean. They won't be viewable, but they'll basically function as links to the files (and thus open in default program for that file type). Ctrl+F7 (or right click and select "Add link to other note"). It's not that obvious, though, since I take it you expect it to only be able to add link to another AM-Notebook note. However, you can select "All Files" in the Open dialog, instead of just Notes, and then you can add your .doc, .pdf or whatever.-Josh (April 03, 2010, 02:03 PM)
+1 for xp-sp2-and-later built-in firewall+1 (and a little common sense added as well, lack thereof could break even the best firewall...)-f0dder (March 28, 2010, 03:56 PM)
- or what do you do to keep your plugins updated??Didn't know I had to
-Curt (March 26, 2010, 03:50 PM)
The thought's never even crossed my mind, to be honest. Stuff either works or it's not installed yet. But the procedure you describe certainly does sound rather stupid.
