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Would it be possible to make it so that, when creating a new button, the icon can be retrieved from / linked directly to an .EXE or .DLL file (like in Windows shorcuts) ?-ConstanceJill (December 07, 2018, 07:24 AM)
A Virginia federal court has made a decision that photographers won’t be happy to hear: the court ruled that finding a photo on the Internet and then using it without permission on a commercial website can be considered fair use.
I almost posted that earlier, then realized what he was asking. He isn't asking for mIRC, he's asking for a version of micryption that works with mIRC 6.35-wraith808 (June 28, 2018, 01:48 PM)
I'm trying to locate an installer version for MIRC 6.35. Any help would be appreciated. I'm not a coder.-metrofc (June 28, 2018, 07:17 AM)
If you need to use an older version of mIRC, the oldest version we can recommend, that includes security fixes up to that version, is mIRC v6.35 and can be downloaded here. Please note that this older version is no longer being updated.-mIRC
Hi there! I LOVE Screenshot Captor!! Just having an issue with the taskbar (menu bar? like "File/Edit/Capture...etc"). On my Desktop PC, it's been appearing on the left for some time, between the main screen and the screenshot panel. On my laptop, it appears at the top, where I want it. How can I get it to change so it appears at the top?
On PC, I've got v. 4.21.1. On laptop, I have 4.29.0 (latest), in case it makes a difference -- speaking of which, how do I upgrade the one on my PC to the latest version?-KatFisch999 (May 08, 2018, 05:03 PM)
This is one of those cases where I was asking for something specific (OpenCV+Python) when I really should have asked about OCR in general and seen what knowledge people had on the subject.
As mentioned in the OP, I wanted something that would allow me to analyze a screenshot for certain words and values and then make decisions based on that. It didn't necessarily have to be with OpenCV or Python. That was just the only way I knew of that made such an idea possible.
I'm much more familiar with C# and .NET so I decided to look for some sort of OpenCV wrapper that would allow me to program in C#. I found some, but while researching the topic further, I discovered that Microsoft has a Computer Vision library built in to the UWP SDK. So I can just have a line near the top of my code saying:Code: C# [Select]
And voila! I've got OCR in my C# code.
Of course, this also means that I need to build/deploy a UWP app, which I'm also not very familiar with, but at least it's using a language and environment I'm familiar with.
All that said, while experimenting with the Windows OCR, my immediate need for this whole project was accidentally fulfilled so I haven't been pursuing it at the moment. But if/when I pick it up again I'll probably start with UWP and if that doesn't work then I may look more into OpenCV again.
Thanks!-Deozaan (May 08, 2018, 04:02 PM)
Now, if I only knew what CMS means.....???-hawleyj (April 24, 2018, 10:00 AM)
Thanks to a free software called Color Warlock, now you do not have to download these HTML color code charts from the internet. Rather you can create your own color charts on your own PC at the click of a button. Color Warlock shows a list of colors as you launch the program. These colors are displayed in small boxes of respective colors, along with the respective RGB color codes and the hex color codes (also called the HTML color codes).-Trisha @ TrishTech
Yeah, it's OK
By the way there's a very minor issue: while the tooltip which appears when hovering the mouse over a button does show the command as it will be ran (removing whitespace at the beginning and end), the one that appears in the status bar does not.-ConstanceJill (April 16, 2018, 03:55 AM)
Yes, that would be the idea: only ignore those at the beginning and end, since those are likely to be introduced by mistake when copying and pasting.
Thanks a lot!
Edit: now that I think a bit more about it, I can't quite see any reason not to ignore whitespace as long as it's only at the beginning and end of the variable string but... anyway, it's still good to have the option, I guess-ConstanceJill (April 13, 2018, 02:26 PM)
Hey there .o/
I've been thinking about a possible improvement : since having spaces in the variable field can prevent some commands from working (but not always, and one might even want to add parameters that way), how about adding a checkbox option in the add/edit button window for that button to automatically "remove" spaces from the variable string before passing it to the command?
Note: then it would be nice if the tooltip that shows the command preview and status of the "run confirmation" also stated about that.-ConstanceJill (April 13, 2018, 03:31 AM)
Just from the left and right side of the variable correct?-hamradio (April 13, 2018, 10:45 AM)
Hey there .o/
I've been thinking about a possible improvement : since having spaces in the variable field can prevent some commands from working (but not always, and one might even want to add parameters that way), how about adding a checkbox option in the add/edit button window for that button to automatically "remove" spaces from the variable string before passing it to the command?
Note: then it would be nice if the tooltip that shows the command preview and status of the "run confirmation" also stated about that.-ConstanceJill (April 13, 2018, 03:31 AM)
Yip, true, thank you hamradio, looked at the properties, which tells it is version 4.27.3.0-saltosi (February 25, 2018, 11:06 AM)
Can you please provide a download link instead of pointing to the ScreenCaptor Homepage?
I honestly cannot find a link to the new version on that page, only a link to the old 4.21.0 version.
Thank you.-saltosi (February 25, 2018, 07:57 AM)
Could you go into a bit more detail here?https://d.radikal.ru.../ec/56f9711070d1.png-WhiteTigX (February 24, 2018, 01:11 AM)-killen (February 24, 2018, 07:27 AM)
It will make a good entry for NANY 2019.-mouser (February 12, 2018, 01:10 PM)
By the way, I thought I probably should provide a screenshot of the program with a few more buttons than on the screenshots from the download page, so here's how it looks like on my workstation (I only disabled a few buttons related to some very specific stuff from my workplace, and translated the captions to English, since my usual ones are in french):
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Feel free to use that screenshot for the download page if you like-ConstanceJill (February 12, 2018, 05:34 AM)
Today the NANY2018 mugs I ordered arrived. As usual, mouser demands we post pictures
I ordered both the standard NANY design mug and this year's new design by hamradio (that I really like). I ordered the alternate, smaller size, mugs as the regular size mugs won't fit under the coffee machine at work without partially dismantling it
This time the mugs will actually be used for coffee or tea
The photo was taken with a partial floor plan for one of the Red Cross sleeping locations at the 4 Days Walks in Nijmegen, NL.-Ath (February 09, 2018, 01:05 PM)
