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No i don't care about tasks.  What made the iphone integration perfect?  Could you explain the differences between iphone and android?

Comparing iPhone to early Android's (pre-4.0) then iPhone Just Works. Now, modern Android's also Just Work.

if that's the case, I'll be very happy with the HTC One.  Now...should I switch windows phone for blackberry?

Not a chance, BB is just making Android's with a twist, trying to keep their head above the water.

If you're not relying on Outlook Tasks to be synced, then by all means get a phone with Android 4.1 or newer on it, my appointments and e-mail sync just fine with our Exchange (2007/2010) server.
Android's standard e-mail app doesn't sync Tasks (AFAIK), but commercial offerings seem to do, but I don't want to pay for that

BTW: I'm on a Sony Xperia S, with Andoid 4.1.2, and am very happy with it, except for the battery life that's 'sub-optimal', but not really bad.
Also have an iPhone 4, that has excellent battery-life and perfect Exchange integration (don't know about the Tasks thing though, I don't use it  ), but that one is supplied by my employer; I had an Android phone before I got the iPhone, and want to keep both (though I actually prefer Android).

Much better, thanks

http://starpunch.blogspot.com/2013/06/run-and-kill.html

Hm, the download doesn't seem to work from here (Both FF and Chrome give a GoogleDrive 'not found error')

Did you, by any chance, install LBC by unpacking the portable zipfile into the Program Files directory?

Decided not to go with a pseudonym.

The on-line version currently still has the pseudonym, I guess

[ScriptLineCounter]

Updated ScriptLineCounter to version 1.7.2.1

What's new/changed:

• Fixed: Input of Name and Text column name was not transferred correctly to the running instance from the GUI.
• Improved: GUI layout was a bit stretched.

TODO: (in priority-order)

• Fix any bugs or issues reported (5 until now )
• Improve and expand the GUI interface (partially done)
• Add some unexpected features
• Handle extra file-format extracted from samples received (5 file-formats supported now)
• Possibly add headers and footers to the output
• Replace own logging system by log4j (already required/used by some libs)
• Handle pdf files for input
• Write a Readme.text file
• Create a GUI interface

Download:

• From the ScriptLineCounter webpage

[ScriptLineCounter]

Updated ScriptLineCounter to version 1.7.2.0

What's new/changed:

• Added: Fileformat 5 parameters -cn and -ct now also accept column-numbers instead of a name. First column is 1.
• Improved: GUI now has fields for Name and Text columns for Fileformat 5. There also the column numbers can be entered.

TODO: (in priority-order)

• Fix any bugs or issues reported (4 until now )
• Improve and expand the GUI interface (partially done)
• Add some unexpected features
• Handle extra file-format extracted from samples received (5 file-formats supported now)
• Possibly add headers and footers to the output
• Replace own logging system by log4j (already required/used by some libs)
• Handle pdf files for input
• Write a Readme.text file
• Create a GUI interface

Updated GUI screenshot:
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Download:

• From the ScriptLineCounter webpage

Shouldn't generic but very capable tools like Nagios be able to track changing states like memory or I/O usage and log/alert about it?

[coolng]

Welcome to DC, coolng

A bit more information would be nice, now your message sounds/smells like spam

Please also state if and how you are involved/related with the product.

1) can you make it silent please? without popping info about chars etc

That's actually a setting, inherited from DragKing...:
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2) is it possible to make it NOT to alter the buffer content when after selection of text, we click ctrl_c or context menu Copy,

Hmm, too much hassle to try and put that in, sorry, someone else could maybe try to add that.
You are trying to have 1 hotkey (Ctrl-C) for 2 clipboards. That's not ever going to work right, IMHO.

or in general normal clipboard contents change to the selected text: so to have totally independent two clipboards

That's what it currently is supposed to be.

3) have the switchable option to paste with right click (and evoke context menu with ctrl held down and right click)

That exceeds my AHK knowledge, and the amount of time I can put into it, so another: Sorry, won't do.

Much of what you ask can already be achieved, in maybe a little different way, by many of the Clipboard extenders/managers available.

EDIT:
1) can you make it silent please? without popping info about chars etc
2) is it possible to make it NOT to alter the buffer content when after selection of text, we click ctrl_c or context menu Copy, or in general normal clipboard contents change to the selected text: so to have totally independent two clipboards
3) have the switchable option to paste with right click (and evoke context menu with ctrl held down and right click)
thanks!

I'll have a good look at your remarks later today.

[DragKing2 1.0]

I've taken DragKing 1.3 source, renamed it to DragKing2 1.0, modified it to preserve the clipboard contents and save the selection in a buffer. The hotkey (default: Middle-button) then pastes from that buffer. I disabled the Ctrl-C hotkey for copying, as it should not interfere with normal clipboard operations.

Note:
- All credits should go to Skrommel
- Source only
- I didn't include any icons as Skrommel has in the compiled exe
- Use at your own risk

Download attached.

[ScriptLineCounter]

Updated ScriptLineCounter to version 1.7.1.0

What's new/changed:

• Added: The possibility to have .doc/.docx files processed like csv (file-format 5) if the content is a table with proper headings (use -cn and -ct command-line options to set the used headers)
• Added: Command-line (-ci <lines>) and ini (skiplines) and gui option to ignore the first n lines of a file
• Added: Command-line (-cm <max>) and ini (maxcharacternameparts) and gui option to specify the number of words a character-name can consist of. Default is 4
• Changed: When using debug-level 3 or 4 (-3 / -4 command-line options) the files read are saved as text with the same name appended with .txt.tmp extension, useful for inspecting how SLC 'sees' the file

TODO: (in priority-order)

• Fix any bugs or issues reported (3 until now )
• Improve and expand the GUI interface (partially done)
• Add some unexpected features
• Handle extra file-format extracted from samples received (5 file-formats supported now)
• Possibly add headers and footers to the output
• Replace own logging system by log4j (already required/used by some libs)
• Handle pdf files for input
• Write a Readme.text file
• Create a GUI interface

Updated GUI screenshot:
[attachthumb=1]

Download:

• From the ScriptLineCounter webpage

I think the Skrommel utility DragKing does most of that already, source is available, so you can adjust as desired

Or find a DC friend in Miami, and have the stuff sent over there.

Ath and F0dder.  "I found benchmarks online some time ago".  Google is your friend
Notice I edited the last comment

This still means nothing. No numbers, no comparison. Just give a link to the actual testing-tool you used and the configuration that was tested.
OT:
This is beginning to sound like a troll thread

I have certain temporal problems with this software : notepad++

Please elaborate on the problems you have with Notepad++, as I've been using it as my main editor for anything not supported by a dedicated IDE, and see no problems with it at all.

Advise: Just upgrade to the latest available version. It's fine.

But that doesn't anwer my questions

However, file handling was faster.

Can you elaborate on your benchmark method? And the speed-improvement (percentage) you found?

If you have ever needed to uninstall a windows update, then don't delete the last month of updates, so you can still revert them if needed. In all other cases just remove all of it. In the early days of windows updates the updates where sometimes flawed, so an uninstall was needed quite regularly, but I havent needed to uninstall any updates (from XP to W7) for many years. Unfortunately since Vista, the stored updates/uninstallers can't be (safely) deleted, but they do seem to use less diskspace.

They stay there so you can uninstall them (yeah, right ), or until you delete them manually. My first line of defense in recovering harddisk space on a Windows XP system

It's not the volume that's noteworthy, it's the sustained absence of meaningful content! 

Great, just keep it coming

I didn't realize that I need to press "Alt PrintScreen" not only "PrintScreen".

You can customize that on the SSC Preferences page called "HotKeys and Shortcuts"

[v1.4.3 - 2013-05-29]

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v1.4.3 - 2013-05-29
    * Changed the extended forecast options from two checkboxes to a
      single dropdown.

But unfortunately the current forecast settings are not transformed into the dropdown list value... (no big deal but just something I had to make a remark on )