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scancode:
I think it is better. Did you do something about the rnd function?
-Coeluh (March 10, 2009, 08:17 AM)
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No! :-P
I made the file extension case insensitive.
-scancode (March 10, 2009, 08:52 AM)
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Does that give more randomness? I thought it wouldn't.
-Coeluh (March 10, 2009, 08:57 AM)
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It does.

Say you have

file1.mpg
file2.3gp
file3.avi
file4.3GP
file5.MPG
file6.AVI

and your extension list was mpg;avi;3gp

Pick me! would've used only the first three entries, and leave the rest alone.

mouser:
Regarding neptitude's request, one thing you could do is have an "exclusion" list, and a button that adds the current results to this exclusion list.

That way you could pick 100 files for example, then click the button to add them to exclusion list (could just be a text editable memo); then if you clicked for another 100 files you would be garanteed not get any duplicates since the first picked files are now on the exclusion list.

scancode:
New version is out!

14:24 10/03/2009
* Bugfix: When using ALT+F4 to abort the current operation, Pick me! kept running on the background.
* Bugfix: More rounding issues.
* Code cleanup.
* XP Styles support (!)
* Now tracks moved/deleted files.
* Modified dragging code to use  right mouse button. Now you get a nice popup menu.
Download (VB6 runtimes required on Windows 9x/NT/2000)

Coeluh:
New version is out!

14:24 10/03/2009
* Bugfix: When using ALT+F4 to abort the current operation, Pick me! kept running on the background.
* Bugfix: More rounding issues.
* Code cleanup.
* XP Styles support (!)
* Now tracks moved/deleted files.
* Modified dragging code to use  right mouse button. Now you get a nice popup menu.
Download (VB6 runtimes required on Windows 9x/NT/2000)
-scancode (March 10, 2009, 11:31 AM)
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Awesome!

Glorfyboy:
I hate to ressurect such an old topic, but this program is perfect for my needs, all except the fact that it writes to the registry. Is there any way to get it to write instead to a file within its containing folder? I use it as a portable application so the fact that it writes to the registry can cause some problems.

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