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Hello,
I think this is something that you could ask in the coding snacks section of this forum: https://www.donationcoder.com/forum/index.php?board=71.0

Someone there should be able to give you an AHK script that will suit your needs.

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Circle Dock / Re: small bug
« on: October 22, 2008, 01:24 PM »
Thanks, I will try to replicate this bug.

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Circle Dock / Re: Help again Please
« on: October 22, 2008, 01:23 PM »
Hello,
To rearrange the icons, drag and drop them over top of one another. I know it would be more intuitive if they actually moved in real time, but I don't have the animation portion down to that advanced of a level yet.

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Circle Dock / Re: Circle Dock
« on: October 22, 2008, 01:22 PM »
Hello,

If you have downloaded one of the Alpha 8 versions of Circle Dock, I recommend you go to the Settings Panel under Toggling and select the options that you want to toggle Circle Dock with because each person is different. For me, I just use the middle mouse button and the F1 key for toggling Circle Dock.

For the size of the items and the dock, it all depends on what size of the monitor you have and what kind of performance you want. Generally, if you keep the size of the dock small, it will give you better performance than a large dock. I recommend you first go to the Settings Panel -> Dock Shape and adjust those values there while having around 15-20 icons on the dock. The dock will update in real time.

If you are using a tablet PC, go to the General area of the settings panel and adjust the mouse-click sensitivity so that you can click and move alright.

For the background and images used for the dock, simply experiment with the backgrounds provided in the System -> Background folder and the System -> Icons folder of the Circle Dock folder. There really isn't any set themes for Circle Dock, it's what you like it to be.

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General Software Discussion / Ideas for New Captcha Implementations
« on: October 21, 2008, 06:04 PM »
Since it is widely know that the captcha implementations used by Yahoo, Microsoft, and Google can be broken by computers with a fairly high success rate (around 20-30%), I have been throwing around ideas in my head about a new captcha implementation. However, I don't have a workable or complete idea. I think I need to browse some math sites until something dawns on me.

Basically, I want to do away with image/text recognition and use pattern recognition instead since humans are much better than computers at pattern recognition. The pattern would be generated as an image by the host server on the fly to allow for an astronomically high number of possibilities. There would only be one pattern generated for each captcha request but the user is required to click on a series of points on the image that correspond to a pattern. The host server holds onto a set of coordinates that correspond to a correct sequence of mouse clicks and gives validation only if the user clicks on points close to this key pattern. The client side captcha is essentially a simple javascript that returns the mouse coordinates when the user clicks on the image of the pattern. This multiple mouse click requirement coupled with an image about 500x500 should provide a fairly high level of bot protection while keeping it simple to use.

The problem is that I need a method to generate patterns that can't be easily recognized by computers but is recognizable by humans.

Perhaps we should have some sort of captcha contest on DonationCoder to see who can come up with the best implementation? Also, let's get a list of new/innovative captcha implementations going so we can see what has been done.

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