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JGPaiva's GridMove and Ahk Tools / Re: GridMove: Windows 7 compatibility
« on: June 14, 2010, 04:34 PM »
It's also much more full featured than the Windows 7 built-in. In Windows 7, you can only dock a window left and right, that's it. You also can maximize it by docking it at the top, but that's more of an annoyance IMO.

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General Software Discussion / Re: keyboard with four function keys how to alter
« on: June 13, 2010, 04:05 PM »
It sounds like either a French or French-Canadian keyboard, although I've never used one.

Is there an Alt-Gr key that has to be held down?

Does it say QWERTY or AZERTY on the top row of letter keys?




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N.A.N.Y. 2011 / Re: NANY 2011 Pledge: TaskDaddy (Now with teaser helpfile and screenshots!)
« on: June 13, 2010, 02:45 PM »
I found some information that sheds some light on why Outlook object always returns an error when I create a task.
    
Sue Mosher     11-Jan-2007  21:10    
You shouldn't call Close for a Close or Write event. It has always been a source of problems.

Can you provide a link to the security update you applied? That will make it easier ofr us to see if more info is available.
Tom Dougherty   12-Jan-2007  07:09  
Security Update for Outlook 2003 (KB924085) is the item listed in Microsft Update history but a search at microsoft.com retruns no records yet.

I took your advice and switched the line code in item_close from item.close 0 to item.save and the behavior is back to normal.


Sue Mosher is a well-known Microsoft Outlook MVP.

So I can fix this in Outlook.au3 and turn error checking back on. Yea!

EDIT: Well, I "fixed" it but I am still getting the error for some reason..hmm.

EDIT 2: Got it sorted now I think. The default StartDate, DueDate, and Importance are all set to "" in the Outlook.au3 function. Outlook COM doesn't like it. Discovered by temporarily replacing the author's COM error handler with the one in the AutoIt help file.

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T-Clock / Re: T-Clock 2010 (beta - download)
« on: June 13, 2010, 07:58 AM »
The first thing I think of when I think of Gary Larson is the cartoon where a guy and a kangaroo are at a bar, and the guy is saying something like, "Well, you may be a kangaroo, but I know a few things about marsupials myself!" So true-to-life!

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Living Room / Re: Set Firefox about:config settings from the command line. How?
« on: June 12, 2010, 04:52 PM »
Thanks lanux128, I'll think about that.

Here are the raw settings if anyone is interested (requires keyconfig):

Code: Javascript [Select]
  1. user_pref("keyconfig.main.xxx_key__DownThemAll! (All tabs)", "alt control][A][][DTA_ContextOverlay.findLinks(false,true)][");
  2. user_pref("keyconfig.main.xxx_key__DownThemAll! Manager", "alt control][J][][DTA_AddingFunctions.openManager()][");
  3. user_pref("keyconfig.main.xxx_key__DownThemAll!", "alt control][D][][DTA_ContextOverlay.findLinks(false,false)][");
  4. user_pref("keyconfig.main.xxx_key__dTa OneClick! (All tabs)", "alt control shift][A][][DTA_ContextOverlay.findLinks(true,true)][");
  5. user_pref("keyconfig.main.xxx_key__dTa OneClick!", "alt control shift][D][][DTA_ContextOverlay.findLinks(true,false)][");

I used the functions for keyconfig (another add-on) to create them, which provides a nice GUI.

Also any feedback on whether these shortcuts seem fairly sensible and conflict-free for most Firefox users is welcome.

DownThemAll! (All tabs) = Ctrl-Alt-A
DownThemAll! Manager = Ctrl-Alt-J
DownThemAll! = Ctrl-Alt-D
dTa OneClick! (All tabs) =  Ctrl-Alt-Shift-A
dTa OneClick! = Ctrl-Alt-Shift-D

The logic behind Ctrl-Alt-J is that it is similar to the builtin Ctrl-J (Tools > Downloads)
And the All Tabs shortcuts are intended to be reminiscent of Ctrl-A (select all) although I don't know if that exists on all platforms.

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