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Thanks, Chris.  It seems to work fine with some sample images I threw at it.   

*shrug*  I'm going to guess it's a "it's a matter of principle" thing and the avoidance of feeling like you're getting screwed.

I wonder if these are cases where:

1) User buys a piece of software using Paypal.
2) User receives software key/serial via email.
3) User then claims a fraudulent transaction and demands refund.
4) Paypal refunds user and seller loses that transaction and monies.
5) User now has a legitimate key/serial and is not out any money.

Perhaps?

I think what Contro wants is an application that automatically tells him which services are un-necessary and disables them.  I don't think such an app exists because each person/computer has different needs.  Contro, there are many guides on the internet that describe what you want to do.  However, you're going to have to be the one that decides whether or not to turn off a given service.

https://www.google.com/se...ecessary+windows+services

Nicely done, flamerz.     Which language did you write it in?

[ServiWin]

I like ServiWin from NirSoft.

Hi, Elancore, and welcome to the DonationCoder site.   

I found DropZone a really useful tool, but I didn't like that it shows on screen all time. How about adding auto-hide to it? and then DropZone window will auto-show when we start dragging selected files, and it will auto-hide again when we drop the files. Do you guys think its possible?

Unfortunately, I don't know how to capture a general drag event like that (or if it's even possible).

Hi, Paul, and welcome to the DonationCoder site.   

It's been a couple of years since I've looked at that code.  =]  From what I recall, TextTargets was designed to work with a list of text where one line in the text file equalled one item (be it a single word, sentence, whatever...).  The app doesn't really have any concept of a paragraph or sentences within a paragraph.  Does that make sense?  Have I misunderstood your request?

I replied in your original thread.  Do you mind if I delete this one?

I'm not familiar with what you're doing -- what is the exact process you're using now to load these XML files?

Steam username: skwire

Thank you.   

I think it's the third time I use the phrase on DoCo without anybody realizing where it's from

Of course, it has to be 4chan.  Hahahaha.   

Has anyone really been far even as decided to use even go want to do look more like?

Beg pardon?

Thanks for the kind words, yehaskel, and welcome to the DonationCoder site.

I'm in if there is any room left.  =]

Conner had the same problem

I still have a working 420 MB Conner hard drive on my workbench.   

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[@clean]

@clean: The fact remains that GPSoftware can charge whatever they feel the market will bear.  I'm sure there are plenty of Directory Opus users that will say that it's worth several times over what they paid for it.  Personally, I'm not a fan of per-machine licenses and I feel it's a bit over-priced but it's not my place to complain about such things.  They wrote it, they can charge whatever they like for it.  :shrug:

I've been an Altap Salamander user for years and years now.  I know it has its quirks but, since I've used it for so long, it's the file manager that I'm most efficient in.  For the record, I know of an older file manager that has three panes.  It's not the prettiest, and you may have already tried it out, but it's called Control3 and you can find it here: http://www.theabsolute.net/sware/control3.html

Hi, quinting, and welcome to the DonationCoder site.  AFAIK, under NTFS, you must have delete rights to rename a file/folder.  May I assume that you have limited these rights on network shares and not a user's local machine?  If so, I can think of a couple of possible workarounds:

1) Use the mkdir command in a CLI window to create the folder on the network share.  However, if you have a lot of non-savvy users, this might not be a viable option.

2) Have the user create the desired folder on their desktop (or some other local location) and then copy (not move) that folder to the network share.  After that, they can delete their local copy.

Of course, if you have limited the rights on the local machines, disregard my post.  

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Just for the record, I don't know the first thing about such things.  Well, maybe the first...but my knowledge of such drops off a cliff after that.   

You're welcome and welcome to the DonationCoder site.   

[v1.0.9 - 2013-02-12]

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    * Using the delete key to delete a meter now only works if the main listview
      is focused.  (Thanks, Scott_Y)

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Thank you! Works perfectly, 4wd! Exactly what I needed.

Nicely done, 4wd.   

For those with a problem with it (none yet, I am aware), put the unzipped files into a folder altogether, move the folder to desired location, and make a shortcut of the executable (MERDE.exe). Move the shortcut to SendTo folder, link below for how to get there.

May I suggest SendToSendTo?  =]  http://whyeye.org/projects/sendtosendto/

How do I move this topic to "Finished Programs"?

I take care of that.