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Is there ever any compelling reason to not use Unicode?

1) When using a compiler/runtime lib that doesn't (natively) support unicode... (ex. Delphi / BCB < 2009)

Sounds like Windows is terribly hosed in some way. A re-install should work wonders...

About b)

Windows 7 has an animation in the volume controls if sounds is actually 'passing through' that channel. Hm, I now see that XP doesn't have that

You could check if the Wave channel is accidentally muted: (just like Carol said)
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A few silly questions, but they have to be asked:
a) Do you have the correct drivers installed? (No exclamations/warnings in the system hardware configuration?)
b) Does any sound produced give a VU-meter like animation in the extended volume controller?
c) Are the speakers plugged into the right (green-ringed usually) output connector?
d) Do the speakers work on another system?

Yes, a missing pgno is 0, I've made it somewhat tolerant for input, so that "pgno1", "pgno 1", "pgno-1", "pgno -1" or "pgno - 1" all result in page 1 (and multiple spaces are allowed as well).
I could make it more flexible if needed, by also allowing "pg", "pgn", "pgnr" or "page" instead of "pgno", but I didn't do that yet.

Saira, would the pgno 'trick' be applicable to the (song...) lines as well?

I'll add that, that's not too difficult

@Saira: Can you attach here, or e-mail me, a sample please?

@Saira: I'll see how to add that, as these 'song'-lines won't fall into the category of "Missing Dialogue"... You want these also added to the error report?

@Renegade: csv is easily handled by the XLSX library (EPPlus, extension of ExcelPackage, both on CodePlex) that I use to write the Excel .xlsx files

I've pre-released a version of AMDER (v0.7, not yet openly released, but that shouldn't take much longer) to Saira, that has support for reading this file-format into the desired result for further processing.
Saira will be testing this, but I assume this request can be marked resolved.

as for the pdfs, an example is this:
http://www.purolite.com/R.../Regen%20Chem%20Specs.pdf
(renamed as Hydrochloric Muriatic Acid.pdf)

Does that mean there are more then 1 chemical components described in 1 pdf file, or is this the kind of resulting pdf you want to have output eventually?

And how are the chemical components in the 'word list' separated from each other, by comma's or each on a new line? Or just try to find a word as a pdf, if not there, add the next word and retry, etc.?

+1 for 7-Zip, and if you want to minimize clicks, turn off 'Cascaded context menu' in Options/7-Zip, so Extract Here and Extract to <folder> are directly available in the right-click context menu. Less than 2 clicks is useless imho, would you want all your zip-files to be extracted on double-click?

Hi, welcome to the site

A few questions:
- You have the latest drivers for both video adapters installed? (check manufacturer's website, Windows update doesn't have 'm all up to date)
- You have the current ScreenShotCaptor downloaded?

Probably needs more explanation, because I can't comprehend, even after reading it 3 times in a row

Andy, I'm already working on another util for Saira that needs this data added/inserted. I'll add this as a feature with that tool

What didn't change in size was, the icons in mention!!

Even after a re-logon (as required by this settings-change) or, more radically, a reboot?

I'll integrate this in the error-report utility I made for Saira, AMDER, later today. Should be easy, as the error-report features are already there.

AMDER will be released sometime later this week.

Hm, I think it's a limitation of Windows, not being able to minimize/hide the parent if a modal child-windows is in front of it.

Wouldn't that be achieved by adding the All Users 'C:\Users\All Users\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu' and Current User 'C:\Users\[Ath]\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu' (ofc by using the proper variables, that I didn't investigate) into the Search Folders configuration?

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Hm, wraith808 said that quote, I only +1'd it  

+1 like wraith808, but you could exclude a forum or thread if the content isn't 'your cup of tea'?

@hulkbuster, did you understand what Stephen66515 wrote there? The 'autocheck' stuff actually belongs there, or did you remove other stray stuff we can't see any more?

Chris,
What tool/language/environment do you use for tools like these? AHK? (missed that info from the posts you made the last couple of days )

if you can convince Java that it shouldn't be using so much of your system memory, and perform garbage collection more frequently

You actually can. By calling the static method System.gc(); a number of times (3 to 8 seems appropriate), that way you shift so many discarded objects into the 'destroy' bin that the memory is actually released. That can cost you performance for a few hundred milliseconds, but it is often worth the effort.

It also helps to not have circular object-references within discarded objects in your application, but that's ofcourse a matter of carefully crafting your application, and/or null-ing an object or 2 in the right place & time

Memory management in (long-running) Java applications is just as important as memory management in a C/C++ application

And we have another 100-poster here: 

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Keep 'm coming, eleman