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N.A.N.Y. 2017 / Re: My Android Apps for NANY 2017 -- All in One Place
« Last post by kunkel321 on January 17, 2017, 04:51 PM »
Are the .APK files available here on DC?  Us Kindle users are unable to use Google Play.
152
Screenshot Captor / Re: "Hands Holding" mask/frame combo...
« Last post by kunkel321 on January 09, 2017, 05:02 PM »
Thanks Dude.    Also, I just noticed that I'm getting duplicates of the thumbs appearing in the preview pane in SSC.  (clicking 'Rescan Dirs' does not help.)
Edit: Nope.  Disregard the note about duplicates.  It's because I was seeing the contents of "MyFrames/" and its subfolder...  Sorry.
153
Screenshot Captor / Re: "Hands Holding" mask/frame combo...
« Last post by kunkel321 on January 09, 2017, 04:21 PM »
Hey Mouser, should these home-made mask and/or frames still work?  It's been several years since I've used the feature, but I just now tried it in v4.16.1, and no love. 

I tried
name.png
name.png.mask

and I tried
name.png
name.png.maskpng

Neither works.  The built-in ones are fine--just the customs in MyFrames/ don't work.
Note also that the SSC help docs still indicate to use "name.png.mask."

Edit:  Also tried name.png.mask.png and tried putting everything in a subfolder.
154
N.A.N.Y. 2017 / Re: NANY 2017 Release: sLyrics
« Last post by kunkel321 on January 05, 2017, 05:35 PM »
Shame.   I was looking forward to using this.  :(
155
Activation/License/Language Help / Re: license key
« Last post by kunkel321 on December 23, 2016, 09:56 AM »
Are you referring to Mouser's Universal Key?  It only works with Mouser's software.  (Clipboard Help+Spell, FARR, Screenshot Captor, etc.)  WinRar is another application from another company. 

Edit:  You can get the licence by doing a donation.  See here https://www.donation...om/Donate/index.html  Remember though, it's only for the apps here https://www.donation...re/Mouser/index.html not any app from any website.
156
Living Room / Re: Free eBooks
« Last post by kunkel321 on December 17, 2016, 11:47 AM »
You can find lots of things at Library Genesis.  http://gen.lib.rus.ec/
157
N.A.N.Y. 2017 / Re: NANY 2017 ideas thread
« Last post by kunkel321 on September 03, 2016, 09:52 AM »
Similar to Tomos' idea--or maybe not so similar...   An app that will take a folder full of wallpaper images that I downloaded from reddit and other location, and do a reverse image search, then rename the image with the most-likely description.   Sometimes I'm proactive enough to actually name the image as I save it to my computer, but often the names are like "qwssdfde.jpg."  Presumably this would require an algorhythm to look at the different possible names and "guess" the best one...
158
Living Room / Re: What books are you reading?
« Last post by kunkel321 on August 06, 2016, 03:31 PM »


https://books.google...wClsOmBIoC&hl=en
Half way though.... It's pretty good!
159
.. The oddest thing is i could swear that there used to be font that worked this way and i found a few other people who agreed.  But it was so long ago - maybe Windows 95  :(  that no one is sure it ever existed...

Relevant quote I found here: http://answers.micro...-39a97d384b03?auth=1

"Short of owning an Amiga computer (or WinUAE) which supported multi-colored fonts back in the 80's... you'll need to wait for developers to start supporting the new format that was released with Win 8.1."
160
For my purposes, I need an actual font that other Windows applications can recognize.  If all you want is a word banner, then yea, a vector-based photoeditor is probably the way to go. 
Paint.net is an often-used one http://paint.net.amihotornot.com.au/
I use DrawPlus quite a bit.  There is a free version of it: http://www.serif.com...hic-design-software/
(Here are some icons I made with DrawPlus, and an app called RealWorld Icon Editor https://www.xyplorer....php?f=3&t=11635 )

Probably the most powerful freebie is the GIMP http://www.gimp.org/ It's more like Photoshop then a vector editor though....

Other fun things to check out:
TileMage allows you to make individual letters in bulk, then "chop up" the exported picture.  http://www.tilemage.50webs.com/

I use this http://patorjk.com/text-color-fader/ for colorizing my Outlook email signatures.

EDIT:  Also: http://www.picturetopeople.org/ for making banners!!!
161
Cool stuff!   Thanks for the fonts site.  Sadly the "SVG & colors in OpenType fonts" looks like it only applies to FireFox.  Too bad because that's exactly what I need (except for Windows).     
162
I also would love it if this were possible.  I have BGInfo https://technet.micr...nternals/bginfo.aspx scripted to put some stuff on my desktop wallpaper at start up.  When the picture underneath is the same color as the text though, it's unreadable.     
163
Finished Programs / Re: IDEA: Drag and drop folder icon replacer
« Last post by kunkel321 on July 18, 2016, 09:09 AM »
Cool idea!  I guess you could also make an option where the ico file would also be copied to the folder, thus making it a "portable" folder.
164
Living Room / Re: What books are you reading?
« Last post by kunkel321 on July 16, 2016, 05:47 PM »
Just got done reading the uncut version of The Stand (Stephen King).  That's a whole lotta' book--especially for a slow reader like me.
165
T-Clock / Re: T-Clock 2010 (download)
« Last post by kunkel321 on July 10, 2016, 08:55 AM »
How can I get to the settings? I have Win 10.
I haven't tried Win 10. But on Win 7, you right-click the clock, then choose "T-Clock Properties."
166
Screenshot Captor / Re: Screenshot Captor has OCR?
« Last post by kunkel321 on July 06, 2016, 10:14 PM »
http://capture2text.sourceforge.net/ is a pretty cool freeware tool.
167
There's a tool called iSilo. (no relation to Apple)  http://isilo.com/ I first started using it back in my Palm Pilot days.  I never use it anymore, simply because I'm always near wifi, so I just view the live sites rather than downloading them.  There's an Android version that works on my Kindle Fire HD 7.  It's expensive though...  $30 US as I recall.  And the formatting is not all that great.  Still though... It works.  There's a free component called iSiloX that parses the pages/site.  Then you send it to your device and read it with iSilo.  As I recall, iSilo can be used in "free mode."  Links are disabled in free mode, but at least you can see how the formatting is.  Tips:  There's a feature on iSiloX to limit parsing to only certain URLs.  It allows wildcards.  For example: https://www.donationcoder.com/*  Use this and only use a link-depth of one, otherwise you'll end up downloading gigs of data. 
168
General Software Discussion / Re: Where has Clipmate Support Gone?
« Last post by kunkel321 on June 24, 2016, 05:24 PM »
Re PowerPaste:  Check out the "stack" operations of our local Clipboard Help + Spell. 
========
From the help file:
CHS now has a stack system that will let you easily copy multiple clips into a stack (queue), and then paste them back out individually (or as a block) in a First-In-First-Out (FIFO) order.
This can be very useful when you have to copy a series of items from one location to another.
How it works:
The CHS stack works by keeping track of a "stack marker" that you can assign at any time, either BEFORE you start copying a collection of new clips, or afterwards.
At any time you can "pop" the oldest item in the stack and advance the marker, or paste the entire contents of the stack in one operation.
New clips are automatically added to the stack -- you don't have to do anything special to add them -- the only thing you have to do is set the starting position of the stack marker.
To set (or clear) the starting stack marker position BEFORE you copy any clips, use the custom hotkey (see hotkey options) or bring up the quick paste or tray menu and choose to set the starting stack marker.
To set the starting stack marker position AFTER you have copied some clips, bring up the quick paste menu and hold shift while clicking on a specific clip, OR bring up the main clip grid and right click on an item to show the stack submenu, and then mark the clip as the start of the stack.
Then you can perform stack operations (pop or paste as block) using the hotkeys or the quick paste stack submenu.
In addition to pasting as a solid text block, you can paste items with simulated TAB keypresses between then, which is useful for form filling.
169
+1 for this feature request idea.  I also hope to make a custom Autohotkey tool for this,  but I'm an ahk newbie, so I haven't gotten brave enough to work on it yet...  My recommendation for implementing this would be to have an .ini file someplace with a list of words to leave alone, such as

[LeaveLower]
key=with
key=the
key=a
key=in


of course CHS would have to also consider whether these were at the beginning of a sentence!  Another feature that I really need, is a list of ALLCAP words that should always be all caps.  There are lots of acronyms were I work.   For example

[LeaveUpper]
key=CIA
key=MASH


Those are examples...  I don't really write for the CIA! 
 :P
170
General Software Discussion / Re: What website has the fewest files?
« Last post by kunkel321 on June 02, 2016, 01:08 PM »
Thanks all, for the replies.   
In all fairness to Tux, I do have to point out that I baited him a bit.   :P  No offense taken, really. 

There's some paradox with writing my own HTML.  I my well go down that path, but as I'm learning, won't I be producing some junky code?  And if my whole thing is to use it on my site...  Well you get the idea.
[to be continued]
171
General Software Discussion / Re: What website has the fewest files?
« Last post by kunkel321 on June 01, 2016, 04:23 PM »
Hey not cool.  You made me LOL in a staff meeting and everyone now suspects that I'm off-task...

EDIT:   What about    http://kompozer.net ?
172
General Software Discussion / Re: What website has the fewest files?
« Last post by kunkel321 on June 01, 2016, 04:17 PM »
That's because you'll need to make it readable for the web server. But, still, please don't. It's horrible.
Too late..
http://www.nonags.or...21/STEVEwordPage.htm
Muah ha ha ha ...

Yea, still I'll look for a "real" html generator..
173
General Software Discussion / Re: What website has the fewest files?
« Last post by kunkel321 on June 01, 2016, 04:09 PM »
It actually occurred to me that Word can save files as HTML...
Please don't.
Apparently you're right...  I uploaded all the parts of the Word-generated one, but it won't open..  "Access denied."
174
General Software Discussion / Re: What website has the fewest files?
« Last post by kunkel321 on June 01, 2016, 03:23 PM »
Notepad. It will generate help you to "generate" exactly one file.
Whyever you would even need more than one.
Beats me...  Like I said...  Not too website-savvy. 
I'm guessing that with the above-mentioned WebsiteX5 scenario, many of the 71 files are not even used.  Probably just default stuff generated by the application. 

I guess I could probably upload a plain txt file...  But that would be pretty boring.  I'd like to at least put my mug there.  Here's the current one (buggy)
http://www.nonags.or...kunkel321/index.html
The x-ray picture is fun, right?   No though, there isn't anything important on the site.  Just fun stuff.  :)

Anyway, thanks for the replies.  It actually occurred to me that Word can save files as HTML... I might mess around with that. 
175
General Software Discussion / What website has the fewest files?
« Last post by kunkel321 on June 01, 2016, 01:14 PM »
Hi Folks,
I'm somewhat techy, but website building is something I know very little about...  Years ago, I got a lifetime membership to NoNags.com.  It includes a free (though small) place for hosting a website.  Over the years I've used several different ones.  Remember Geocities?  LOL.  There was also a nice freebie from Microsoft, but they discontinued the service.  Google has one, but whenever I get involved with a Google thing, they bloody discontinue it.  Anyway, NoNags is still going strong.  In the past I used WebsiteX5 (shows up free on the interwebs every now and then).  Now though, it appears that NoNags does not support FTP uploading, which is what WebsiteX5 uses.  I can upload the individual files to NoNags, but for even the smallest site (3 different pages) there are 71 different files and folders that need to be individually uploaded!  That's not really feasible. 

So the question:  What free tool can I use that will generate the fewest resource files?  I don't mind having a one-page site, if that makes things smaller...
Ideas?
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