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hadn't noticed thatdepends on how the forum search engine is feeling on the day of search!!!-tomos (May 16, 2007, 02:31 AM)
that's why i have two search methods as my sig..-lanux128 (May 16, 2007, 02:45 AM)
- and App of course for making Very handyyes, agreed.. in fact, a quick search on the forums would give an indication of KatMouse's wide usage..-tomos (May 15, 2007, 09:16 AM)-lanux128 (May 16, 2007, 01:26 AM)
Tom - you're not BladedThoth, are you?-Darwin (May 15, 2007, 07:00 PM)
| This application is quick at loading all the information from media to the application, considering the sheer amount of information offloaded from the media to the catalog. This helps a lot for those who are willing to take the leap from another application into this one, and has hundreds (Thousands?) of CDs and DVDs and doesn’t want to spend a month re-indexing their collection. There is a lot of features to help you with your organizing as well. You can change the name of the media (As well as folders and sub-folders) to reflect what may be labeled directly on the media as opposed to the volume label (Which may be a less-than-helpful date code or similar.) You can also add a description to each media unit, as well as folders and files. The same goes for categorizing; You can organize your entire collection by category as well to aid you further in searching later. Something I haven’t seen often in my previous searches for similar application is the ability for the application to crawl through ZIP and RAR files as if they were just another folder; Very handy indeed. This means that you don’t have to worry about ZIPping up previous versions of a project and the files not being indexed as well. The author has included a feature to make indexing media other than CDs and DVDs useful. Rather than removing and adding an entire drive (USB, hard drive, network attached storage, rewritable CDs & DVDs, etc.) to have it re-indexed, you simply select the drive under ‘My Catalog’ and click ‘Update Disk’ button. It retains your descriptions and categories for all folders and files when you use ‘Update Disk’, which is definitely nice. The print options are stellar as well. The number of options are pretty impressive; From full catalog printouts, to simple disc listing, and a lot in-between. This is nice to have because it is not always an option to be able to sit on the computer to go through your disc index, or you have a rough idea already what you are looking for and you just need a quick lookup. One aspect I did find nice is the ‘Export’ functionality. You can export to HTML, Excel, XML or CSV. I’d likely use HTML and place it up on our Intranet just so others can thumb through the index as well without having to come and antagonize me to find an old file they are looking for. |
One step ahead of ya good buddy ;-)hah --Josh (May 15, 2007, 06:16 AM)
]Dont know how I didnt see your post, can you add me to the v3 beta testers list? I would like to try it out and see if it has what I am looking for in a PIMyou might get quicker response if you PM him-Josh (May 14, 2007, 04:58 PM)
| Purpose The prime purpose of the KatMouse utility is to enhance the functionality of mice with a scroll wheel, offering 'universal' scrolling: moving the mouse wheel will scroll the window directly beneath the mouse cursor (not the one with the keyboard focus, which is default on Windows OSes). This is a major increase in the usefullness of the mouse wheel. |
tomos, i know you are tired but i have a little suggestion to make..-lanux128 (May 15, 2007, 03:51 AM)
This is really a problem. SED goes through the CSV line by line and I see no way to change this. One possible solution is, that you dont put multiple lines in one cell, but instead use some kind of seperator - # for example - which could be translated to a simpledidnt really understand till -[br].
I tried to save the Spreadsheet as HTML, but then you lose the Linebreak. Hmmm... I try to find a solution.-crono (May 14, 2007, 03:00 PM)
4cat140.zip.exe;http://files.chatnfi...re%203/026/files.htm
DOS Cataloger;Freeware;;
| 4cat140.zip.exe | http://files.chatnfi...re%203/026/files.htm DOS Cataloger | Freeware |
| 4cat140.zip.exe | http://files.chatnfi...re%203/026/files.htm | ||
| DOS Cataloger | Freeware |
or maybe try to create a similar spreadsheet -
) created by Crush | See Below!!! Hi Crono, I did step 2) after which unfortunately it still doesnt work (If I open run box and type sed I now get a flash of a (DOS?) window but nothing more which seems to indicate it has found the path - previously i got a window saying something in german along the lines of it couldnt be found) but still no joy ... You say change the path in the batch file is there a path already there  ??I cant see anything obvious ... sorry for bugging you .. |
Yes,I notice my csv file has varying amounts of separators -Hmmm... Sorry - must be a problem with OOo. Maybe there are some Blanks in the cells?
sometimes three at the end of of a line, sometimes just one-crono (May 14, 2007, 06:08 AM)
)Keep it simple - this sounds like a job for sed (download it from the gnuwin32 Project). You can run a Batch file with some sed commands to replace text and convert your CSV
The Batch file
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bye-crono (May 13, 2007, 10:09 PM)
If you wanted to do it straight from Excel then the following code should work without too many issues. To use it you just have to copy and paste it into your Excel Code Editor in a new Module. The Procedure formats a string and puts it onto the Clipboard:
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When I worked at in University we ran a Java based Wiki, and I did many other similar macros to convert from other Office documents to its markup.-Perry Mowbray (May 14, 2007, 01:44 AM)
Keep it simple - this sounds like a job for sed (download it from the gnuwin32 Project). You can run a Batch file with some sed commands to replace text and convert your CSV
The Batch file
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bye-crono (May 13, 2007, 10:09 PM)
I don't know how off hand, but I'm pretty sure AHK will read and write lines from a file. You could easily read a line, add the necessary characters to the beginning and end, do any find and replacing you need, and write the line back and go to the next.
This sounds like something I'd be capable of (with my very limited programming skillz) so I'm sure a lot of y'all would be too. I'm heading off for the weekend, but if someone hasn't made anything by the time I get back I'll take a stab at it.-Hirudin (May 12, 2007, 06:29 PM)
can try save as html in Excel.-kimmchii (May 12, 2007, 06:52 PM)
You have any idea what that code looks like? It's a mess. Possibly worse than OOo.-app103 (May 12, 2007, 10:39 PM)
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