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if you could implement my "second timer for WinWarden" idea from the other thread-brotherS (March 14, 2006, 01:06 PM)
You are talking about IdleMute - I was talking about WinWarden, see my quote aboveDid that a while back. Isn't it working?
- 2006.02.12 - v1.9: Added second timer to kick in when muted and idle-skrommel (March 15, 2006, 02:22 AM)
let's see, I have (from left to right):I killed the Gmail notifier, I'm getting so many emails that it was becoming a bit annoying. I'm also using the Free Download Manager (https://www.donation...dex.php?topic=1801.0) but I'm not running it 24/7, only on demand. And I let AutoHotkey (https://www.donation...dex.php?topic=1167.0) kill it if I forget to do that
Gmail notifier, FreeDownload Manager, USB Drive thingy, AVG, AllChars, F&RR, WinWarden, AHK, CLCL (clipboard manager), Windows Security Alert (i'd like to get rid of this, but can't...), KatMouse, RtvReco, HP Printer Software and finally Tclock2.-lanux128 (March 14, 2006, 08:50 PM)
noticed this related freeware app at freewareworldteam:
http://www.rtsoft.co...e/help100/help.shtml-mouser (March 15, 2006, 01:29 AM)
last updated 3-6-2000
Funny idea!! 
The Sonic Alarm will wake pretty well anything up. Simply pull the pin, yell an emphatic “fire in the hole” and lob the grenade into the sleeper’s room. After ten seconds a very annoying and piercingly loud noise (there are three volume settings) will blast out from the alarm. That’s not all however, what makes this especially great is that to stop the alarm the sleeper has to find you so you can put the pin back in. Price:$16
yes, i agree... Since Gmail came on the scene, I find myself using email clients even less... ;-)I had been using webmail for years - but only in combination with email clients on my PC, since I was always missing stuff... Google Mail finally changed that!-lanux128 (March 13, 2006, 07:39 PM)
Is there a default button in there somewhere?-skrommel (March 13, 2006, 03:26 PM)
What do you mean?
Gotta love the "dining out window" mod! You are busily surfing download sites, you see an interesting download at www.lifehacker.com or wherever, and you download them over a period of weeks/months.That's why I'm always renaming downloads to have the file name display exactly what's in it!
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But-patteo (March 09, 2006, 08:54 AM)
No flashing here, it's working pretty good! But I'd like the "deactivated" mode to kick in with a delay that I can adjust - so that I could quickly check something else in another window (or open the ClipX menu to paste something from the clipboard history) without the IRC window going to its "deactivated" position immediately.-skrommel (March 08, 2006, 11:51 AM)
AHK is awesome! And to be able to make executables, too, for people who don't have it and maybe only want one or two certain scripts! Yes, easy to share, plain text, working in any application, working off a USB stick, I'm with you, it's great. The one thing I will disagree with is that I've seen reviews that say it is "easy." To me, it isn't easy to learn to program in AHK. Not that it should be, you understand. I'm just saying, if you don't know anything about programming languages, a review should not claim that it's simple.Well, it's not easy if the only thing you program is the remote control for your TV-Harrie (March 08, 2006, 08:28 AM)
I can't tell you how much I love it! I've already offered the first version on my site and, when done, will definitely post again with the updated version.Why don't you just link to this page, so people could join the discussion? That way they might also stumble upon other great DC apps!-Harrie (March 08, 2006, 08:02 AM)