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Edit: Completely rewrote the code using a shell hook.  See below.

Is this the only thing you want the script to do?  As in, you want everything else stripped out, right?

Sure, post it.

That's very cool.   

Mouser's own Desktop Coral is probably what you're after.

[v1.0.3 build 43 - 2009-08-19]

v1.0.3 build 43 - 2009-08-19
    + Added "Enqueue in Trout" shell extension option to the Tools menu.
    * Made the lyrics display window work properly with Unicode lyrics.

You're very welcome.  Glad to hear it's working as requested.

[Dimensions 2 Folders]

Dimensions 2 Folders has been updated to v1.0.4: Webpage | Download

v1.0.4 - 2009-08-18
    + Added a "Separate Folder" option for matches within specified tolerances.

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Esker, please give this a thorough run on your folder and let me know how it worked out.  Thanks.

Sure, I can do that.  Any ideas for a folder name suffix?  Say, for instance, we're dealing with 800x600 and a tolerance of 20.

800 x 600           <-- Exact matches here.
800 x 600 [~20]  <-- Within tolerances here.

This is what I had in mind.

Thanks for the kind words, Esker & paarkhi.  Esker, I realise that I sort of combined your two requests into one but I hope that was okay.  Did you have a chance to test it out on your downloads folder?

Thanks for the compliments and feedback.  I'm glad it's working how you'd like.

[almost]

I'd like to see an option to sort out just one specific resolution, or a list of specified resolutions, so that I can run the program on my bulk image downloads folder and pull out all the images that are wallpaper sized, without worrying about having hundreds of extraneous folders created that then get in the way of other sorting (exactly 400 folders created this batch, amusingly).
As an added bonus, but much lower priority, a sub-option that would create a second folder for images that almost match the required res but not quite, e.g. 1682x1050 or 1680x1040. Perhaps with a definable pixel or percent range.

Dimensions 2 Folders has been updated to v1.0.3: Webpage | Download

v1.0.3 - 2009-08-17
    + Added a second sort method that allows you to specify specific resolutions to
      sort (along with a +/- threshold for each).  (Thanks, Esker)

This new method, 'Sort only images that match these resolutions', allows you to set only certain resolutions to sort.  You can also set a +/- threshold for each resolution to catch those images that are "close" to your target resolution.  For instance, if you set a width of 800, a height of 600, and a threshold of 20, this will match any image with a resolution between 780 and 620.  All such images will be sorted into an 800x600 folder.  If you want to match a resolution EXACTLY, set the threshold to 0.

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BTW, you can use a template like this to create subfolders:  $artist\[$year] $album

Maybe use some macro to run it and click View=>Html Report All Items.

No need for a macro since the app itself has commandline support to do exactly what you're suggesting:

Command-line options

• /stext <Filename>    Save the list of all installed applications into a regular text file.
• /stab <Filename>    Save the list of all installed applications into a tab-delimited text file.
• /stabular <Filename>    Save the list of all installed applications into a tabular text file.
• /shtml <Filename>    Save the list of all installed applications into HTML file.
• /sxml <Filename>    Save the list of all installed applications to XML file.

[Tags 2 Folders]

Tags 2 Folders is a small utility to sort audio files into folders based on their tags.  The following audio file types are suppported:

AAC, APE, FLAC, MP1, MP2, MP3, MP4, MPC, M4A, M4B, OGG, OFR, OFS, TTA, WMA, WV 

Simply choose a source folder, a destination folder, set your options and click the "Go" button.

Options

1) Recurse source folder:  Scan through the source folder's sub-directories.
2) Show destination folder after run:  Launch an Explorer window of the destination folder when done.
3) Template:  Use the tokens to come up with your own folder naming scheme.
4) Copy files to destination:  Make copies of the original files in the destination folder.
5) Move files to destination:  Move the original files into the destination folder.

Other notes

1) You can drag & drop folders onto the source and destination fields.
2) Filename collisions will be automatically renamed like this:

audio_file.mp3
audio_file[1].mp3
audio_file[2].mp3
audio_file[3].mp3
...

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Working on it now...

I can do this one.

there should be a lot of free little encryption testing utilities out there that can do this, so i'm not sure there is any reason to write a new one.. maybe just locate an existing one?

Agreed.

All you want is to encrypt a given string with 128 bit AES and see the encrypted output?

v1.0.6 - 2009-08-14
    + Window size and position are now saved.
    + Added several file management options when right-clicking the listbox or image.
    + Added "Register 'Add to CovArt Ops' shell extension" option under the Extra menu.
    * Minor graphical tweak to the picture control.
    ! Root folder of a selection wasn't being scanned properly.

[v1.0.3 build 40 - 2009-08-11]

Hell yes it was.  Sexy, ain't it?  

 
v1.0.3 build 40 - 2009-08-11
    ! Title display coordinates were borked because I can't add ten properly.  (Thanks, app103)

Fixed.   

[Settings, Program Settings, Key Map, Editor, DeleteLine]

I've been using it for so long that I don't recall the default hotkey but you can change all that here:

Settings, Program Settings, Key Map, Editor, DeleteLine

http://www.autohotkey.com/forum/topic7810.html

For the record, I use PSPad as well.

In my own coding experiences, OCR is a right pain in the @$$ to get working well.