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Skwire's Text 2 Folders does just that

And if SnapDB is a bit too simple/limited (though quite useful in itself), then maybe DataCrow could be of your liking?

Mouser, thanks for all the hard work putting all these snippets together coherently as a newsletter, it's a good read again

Maybe limiting the cursor into the RDP control using ControlFence, but I'm quite sure some other DC hosted utility can already do that, I just don't remember the exact name

2 simple solutions:
- Get a better ISP
- Get a better router

A few simple & quick idea's: (as in 'Protect what you have', a paper license is just simply ignored)
- Put the name, checksummed, in prominent places in the UI, and on/in any output created (if possible).
- Put some kind of licensing scheme in place, like the one by DC member josant, in his NANY2012 entry

[ScriptLineCounter]

Updated ScriptLineCounter to version 1.4.0.0

What's new/changed:

• Added: PDF read capability
• Added: Parsing FileFormat 3, as supplied in pdf, nearly correct, to be validated
• Added: -oc (OutputContent) option, no ini setting, displays all read file-content to console when -v also is set
• Added: -im (IgnoreMinimalScore) option, no ini setting
• Added: -xe option, Extra Info sheet to excel file, listing all files, the recognition percentage and the file-format detected
• Improved: Overhauled GUI options and layout, added url-label with link to DC-forum thread

TODO: (in priority-order)

• Improve and expand the GUI interface (partially done)
• Possibly add headers and footers to the output
• Add some unexpected features
• Fix any bugs or issues reported (2 until now )
• Handle pdf files for input
• Handle extra file-format extracted from samples received
• Write a Readme.txt file
• Create a GUI interface

Download:

• From the ScriptLineCounter webpage

my opera had no problem
maybe the print link will work better? http://www.globalcomputer...6798095&Sku=A466-2214

Still not working (ends in some 404 page, according to the name in the final link), maybe because I'm not in the US of A?

edit: Even when opening www.globalcomputer.com I get that page...

I'm also thinking about this monitor, mainly due to it's 2ms response, size, price and the reviews are pretty good.  Thoughts?

Some of my browsers (FF, Chrome, Opera) think that link is a loop, so they won't open it (too_many_redirects), got another link?

Google tells me that Fractal Explorer is the application that opens fr3 files.

this must not be correct
these files are Fast Report files

If you know that, why did you ask then? These generic questions are answered about 100 times faster using the power of da Google...

Yay! Saw that other thread but I had nothing constructive to add, so I kept quiet. But you worked it out just fine

[Skwire]

Would DC-Member Skwire's ClipTrap be what you are looking for?

Got an e-mail today from O&O Software stating I'd be using an outdated version of their software But I'm not using, or have used, any O&O software to date, so I'd better share this discount with friends who might need it

Oh, it seems the prices in Euro's are exactly the same numbers with only the currency sign replaced

Try this link: https://shop.oo-software.com/36/purl-diskimage6

Valid until 30-03-2012

Opening a .png file using Paint.NET gives me the units which are set (by default) in Paint.NET, and it knows how to convert the resolution stored in the .png. If I change a setting, like Image/Resize, to be pixels/cm instead of the default pixels/inch, the next time it has remembered my choice. I like that behavior.
Most likely because of the age of PSP, compared to the age of .png, it doesn't have all this 'sophistication', yet.

so I went ahead and deleted them and replaced them with this

Thanks, Edvard, for keeping 'm available

Got any specific requests, Joe?

Few options:
Some of the apps may already exist or at least get close, and others may be possible to re-create with platform specific tooling, but that would require to know what platform you are buying

[ScriptLineCounter]

Updated ScriptLineCounter to version 1.3.1.0

What's new/changed:

• Added: New file format for processing <Character><-/:/(react)><dialogue> files, ignoring most other content
• Improved: Layout row-height where the font is larger
• Added: ScriptLineCounter-readme.text as .txt extension is processed too

TODO: (in priority-order)

• Handle pdf files for input
• Handle extra file-format extracted from samples received
• Improve and expand the GUI interface
• Possibly add headers and footers to the output
• Add some unexpected features
• Fix any bugs or issues reported (2 until now )
• Write a Readme.txt file
• Create a GUI interface

Download:

• From the ScriptLineCounter webpage

Just a small ScriptLineCounter status update:
Implemented:

• Auto-detection of file-format based on content, preference for format with highest matching line count
• Output .xls and .xlsx layout improvements

Working on:

• GUI bugfixing
• GUI add missing options/checkboxes
• GUI settings saved
• Finally write a proper readme.txt

Planned for later:

• Pdf reading
• Output pagination support (automatic headers/footers)
• GUI edit options not available from command-line (.ini-only options)

Buy a Systembuilder Windows license, together/bundled with a mainboard, it'll save you around $75 to $90 from a full retail license.

in TO DO list would love to add some more script formats

It's on the list*, just didn't write it in the post 

is thr any possibility to import pdf also ?

Hm, that may depend on the pdf thrown at it. Some don't allow text to be copied/taken from them, depending on settings used during creation. I'll investigate that soon.

... wanted to keep the post alive .

No issue, just a few days of lower activity here because of other obligations

* (We've been in contact using mail and irc )

[ScriptLineCounter]

Updated ScriptLineCounter to version 1.3.0.0

What's new/changed:
Version 1.3.0.0:

• Added: GUI mode, but just in beta mode for now (-gui), using Swing with MigLayout, still a lot to add and improve
• Improved: Layout according to received sample (b/w and some fonts larger)

Version 1.2.1.0: (not actually released )

• Improved: Sort by Lines is now enabled by default
• Improved: Totals column is now bold
• Improved: Episode title is now right-aligned to better mate with episode titles
• Improved: Less verbose if matchVerbose was added from .ini
• Added: SortByName (-n) overrides -s
• Added: Alternate grey/white background (-a), default enabled
• Added: Zero counts are now suppressed by default, -z enables zeroes
• Improved: Code changes/refactoring
• Added: Changelog.txt.file, extension .file because .txt is excluded from svn commit

TODO: (in random order)

• Write a Readme.txt file
• Create a GUI interface
• Improve and expand the GUI interface
• Possibly add headers and footers to the output
• Add some unexpected features
• Fix any bugs or issues reported (2 until now )

Download:

• From the ScriptLineCounter webpage

Screenshot:
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+1 for nLite , should have been my 3rd option 

2 possible solutions:
- Create an image right after you've done all updates and settings, and restore that next time you need a refresh
- Use the Microsoft supplied install automation tooling (WAIK is the keyword I guess) if you need to run it on different hardware

In the end, I know I didn't give Linux the try it deserved, but I realized that I didn't need to- that there was no compelling reason to switch.  So I haven't.

I think that is why 98% of ppl stay with Windows, including developers and other techies

What's FARR?

Not (even) close