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That AutoStart is only going to work for Services, not stuff with an AutoRun feature, or shortcuts in the All Programs/Startup folder.

I'd be inclined to mock something up for this task, I said before I needed a N.A.N.Y. 2013 project

Edit: I already thought I remembered that there was a Skrommel tool for that, and that's true: ReRun

In the IRC channel, ewemoa recommended that I uninstall Chrome so I could reinstall it to see if that would fix things.

Obviously ewemoa is a clever guy, and knows stuff that other people don't know

[WinButtons 3.6.1.0]

An update was released for WinButtons 3.6.1.0 (drop-a-wbuc-file-to-load-that support) and also a minor update for WinButtonEdit 1.1.0.3 (bugfixes) in this message, click through to the release message for some screenshots, and the official downloadlink.

[WinButtons]

WinButtons just learned a new trick: Drop a .ini or .wbuc file (with a valid WinButtons config inside) on it and it'll open that configuration, if no On Drop command is defined for the button you dropped it on. (Also accepts if dropped on the background or on an input control)
Some bugs where ironed out of WinButtonEdit.

Another update release of:

WinButtons 3.6.1.0

and

WinButtonEdit 1.1.0.3

Download available from the release message, linking to my DCMembers pages.

Updates can be downloaded also from the WinButtonEdit File/Check for updates option, using DCUpdater when installed.

Any feedback or feature requests are still welcome, as usual

+1

And I guess some password safe apps like KeePass should be on the ignore list by default, instead of sampleapp1 and sampleapp2

Can you clarify what kind of remote work you are planning on having this do?  Is it like a remote desktop program?  Thanks.

1 of 3 solutions for this Coding Snack Request

f0dder's use of the x64 version may make the difference here

Thanks, f0dder, speedy results

If you don't have a very special need for a ram-disk, then stay away from it. Current harddisk are quite fast, and SSD's are even faster. You shouldn't need it.
When working with (multiple) virtual machines, the memory is used much more optimal for the VM's.

Great tool

I am opened for any comments and suggestions.

Can I suggest I create a Dutch translation for you? If yes, please send (PM) instructions

Edit 2 : Huh, I ran WinButtons by dragging and dropping the ConstanceJill.wbuc file on the EXE and it looks like it's working OK, except the "close" button isn't responsive (?)

Drag&Drop is in fact a feature of WinButtons, but not in the way you seem to expect: It hands the file to the drop-action defined for the button you drop the file(s) on, it doesn't use the .wbuc file as a configuration to open... (but I could make it do that, sounds quite logical, now that you mention it...)
2 possible easy ways to run that configuration file:

• Rename the file to WinButtons.wbuc and run WinButtons
• or
• Use WinButtonEdit to register WinButtons as the default handler for the .wbuc extension (Options/Set file association for .wbuc/Open with WinButtons), and double-click or right-click/Open the file

1 somewhat less easy, but still convenient, way to run it:

• Create a shortcut to WinButtons.exe, and add -f ConstanceJill.wbuc to the command-line (including a separating space from the exename)

[WinButtons 3.6.0.2]

Things took a little bit longer then expected but hey, this is software, and software is never finished

I've released minor updates for WinButtons 3.6.0.2 and WinButtonEdit 1.1.0.2 in this message, click through to the release message for a couple of screenshots, and the official downloadlink.

The configuration showing the screenshot 2 posts up is also included as ConstanceJill.wbuc.
2 feature requests not quite implemented yet:

• Remove history item/all items
• Quick Button Create/Edit screen

I'll be working on that though...

[WinButtons 3.6.0.2]

Some bugs where swatted out of the new showParams feature of WinButtons and WinButtonEdit.

So here's an update release of:

WinButtons 3.6.0.2

and

WinButtonEdit 1.1.0.2

Download available from the release message, linking to my DCMembers pages.

Updates can be downloaded also from the WinButtonEdit File/Check for updates option, using DCUpdater when installed.

Any feedback or feature requests are still welcome, as usual

I'm ironing out a few quircks from WinButtons, caused by the 'showParams' feature I introduced in version 3.6, but I can show a teaser screenshot:

[attachimg=1]

Expect an update-release later today, I'm doing some more tests and updating the readme files.

Always nice to have a screenshot as proof

[attachimg=1]

I wrote a small program that does this.

Care to share a link?

I'd bug the author of these FileMenu tools to fix that issue for XP, and also add/enable it for Windows 7, as it seems a quite useful feature.

+1 for Edvard's 'hacked' icons, looking great

I'll look into this

Care to share your findings?

Haven't done the Quick Button edit screen for WinButtons yet, not sure if you (still) want/need it?
It would just be copying some parts of WinButtonEdit into a smaller window, and dragging over some of the code into the shared source-file.

...removing the registry entries created by Cathy...

It would be interesting to know what was sitting there that blocked your friend Cathy from working as expected, but I guess we'll never know

And the key name also isn't very intuitive...

^Hm, was a bit afraid of that being a possible reason. NP.

If I'd have to do an alternative to Excel2Html, f.e. to create the above pledged tool, I'd probably write it in C# using the .NET runtime

but I want non-java, as I do not have java

??? Sun/Oracle Java Runtime Environment (JRE), that Excel2Html requires as runtime framework, is free ($ 0,--), also on your side of the globe, AFAICS.

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All,

I'm trying to work up to a pledge for the NANY 2013, but am fresh out of idea's for projects.
Things are quite busy in my head, so I'm not expecting to have idle-time there for idea-mulling

That's why this request:

Please post request(s) here for an application/tool you need, and either don't have the time or the skills to create yourself (skills as in not being a coder).

The application/tool should adhere to the NANY rules, as in being 'New', etc., etc.

As this is a general request, for any potential pledger, I won't limit your ideas to any area, so just drop ideas here, and hopefully there's a coder that can take the challenge o pledge and release for this NANY 2013 installment.


For those interested:
I'd be happy to take a project that would span a couple of weeks worth of work, but of those weeks, only the evenings/nights are available, as I do have a daytime job (programming and programming-related).
I'm not into games development or graphics-work/web-design, that's just not my cup of tea.
I do code in Java, C#, AutoIt3, Delphi, and a few other languages, but that shouldn't limit your scope.
My nickname at work is 'Tim* the Toolman'

*) 'Tim' replaced by my firstname

Good questions.. I'm trying to remember if PT shows a balloon when changing priority according to explicit rule.. I'm not sure it does.

Yes, it does with all other rules I configured.

Sure you've got that explicit rule exactly right? If all others work, then why wouldn't this rule work, some silly typo maybe? (I have those all the time )