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Living Room / Re: The 419ers have outdone themselves...
« Last post by cranioscopical on January 30, 2011, 03:47 PM »
There you go.... blaming Bush again.

By George, you're right!
-cranioscopical (January 30, 2011, 10:00 AM)

Yet some call me Left - but in reality I seem to have these fence pickets stuck up my .......   8)

Jim    ;D ;D

Probably gives you a burning sensation…
1927
Living Room / Re: The Curse Of The Web
« Last post by cranioscopical on January 30, 2011, 03:41 PM »
Thanks for the thought rjbull, something like that is always a possibility.
The tedious part is getting output that is of the kind:


Name   Nickname 1    datum 1
                     ...
                     datum n
       ...
       Nickname n


Actually, the best bet probably is to give it to my secretary and ask her to type it all out  ;D

When I posted the initial comment and titled one paragraph "problem" I was unclear. The problem for me was going to be the inability to install the software on another machine, and that one was nicely solved for me by lanux128.

Thanks again for your idea  :Thmbsup:

1928
Living Room / Re: The 419ers have outdone themselves...
« Last post by cranioscopical on January 30, 2011, 10:00 AM »
There you go.... blaming Bush again.

By George, you're right!
1929
Living Room / Re: The Curse Of The Web
« Last post by cranioscopical on January 30, 2011, 09:51 AM »
they seem to have made non-online activation tools available at their website.

Well, don't I feel dumb? Of course, I'm used to that by now.
Whenever I tried any of the X2Net web addresses that I have they 404'd.

Some credits heading your way. Thank you very much indeed for that!

And I owe the X2Net crew an apology…
1930
Living Room / Re: The Curse Of The Web
« Last post by cranioscopical on January 29, 2011, 09:31 PM »
Which one is it?
-Renegade

X2Net SmartBoard
1931
Timns Apps / Re: Auspex Build 1.1.1.92 uploaded
« Last post by cranioscopical on January 29, 2011, 04:38 PM »
What are you two? Some sort of double act?  ;D

If so, I'll confess to being the Dum one.

Now, will you tell me again why [space] doesn't trigger any autocompletions?


And just as a reminder, 'aus' shows 'Auspex' in the pop-up but still completes as 'auspex' (I know why).

Clicking 'Active' in the tray icon unchecks the option but Auspex remains active.
1932
Living Room / Re: The Curse Of The Web
« Last post by cranioscopical on January 29, 2011, 03:14 PM »
if you'd like a hand extracting the data, I'm willing to give it a go

What a gentleman, thank you for the offer!

I'll write something to do the job, it's just so damned annoying!
1933
Timns Apps / Re: Auspex Build 1.1.1.92 uploaded
« Last post by cranioscopical on January 29, 2011, 03:09 PM »
a couple of nice updates under the hood
Not a battery then…
1934
Living Room / The Curse Of The Web
« Last post by cranioscopical on January 29, 2011, 03:01 PM »
The current situation
I have a clipboard manager that is a long-time favourite of mine.
For the past 15+ years I paid for upgrades to multiple licenses as it changed and improved.
It still works just fine.

The Problem
There is a lot of data filed away in that thing and it's difficult tedious to retrieve.
Without warning, the developer disappeared some time during the past year or two.
Activation over the web is the only way to make a new installation of this software work.
So, the next time I upgrade to a new machine…  guess what?


There's rather too much of this online activation stuff these days for me to feel comfortable.

It's one thing for a giant like Adobe to do this, there's a good chance that they'll be around in future in some form or other. It's quite a different proposition when a small company adopts the practice.

[edit to clarify "difficult"]
1935
N.A.N.Y. 2011 / Re: NANY 2011 Release: Ten Timer
« Last post by cranioscopical on January 28, 2011, 07:11 PM »
A totally not-needed but cute option would be to be able to configure TenTimers and tell it how many of the 10 rows to show.  so that we could use it as 5 timers, etc.

You two-timing devil!
1936
Never, ever, ever, (ever...) tell one of HP's "Tech Support" drones, the "truth". They quite frankly aren't bright enough to process information on that level.

Well Stoic, the initials ought to forewarn people — Hopeless Poltroons.

As you pointed out, cleaning out the spool/PRINTERS folder has worked for me on a number of occasions.
1937
Living Room / Re: The 419ers have outdone themselves...
« Last post by cranioscopical on January 28, 2011, 01:49 PM »
so where exactly did she come from?

Under the goofbury bush?
1938
I also tried to put back the selective quoting feature on the forum where you can select some text and then hit the quote button to quote only that text; still seems a bit flakey but hopefully that's just old js in the cache which will work itself out.

Praise be, it's working!  :up: :up: :up: :up: :up:
1939
Living Room / Re: Egypt Blacks Out Internet!
« Last post by cranioscopical on January 28, 2011, 08:24 AM »
If I were there, and wasn't protesting, THAT would make me protest~!

They've gone too far by a country Nile!
1940
And on top of that Gothic built a little desk and console terminal for Cody to sit at

And on top of that, I hope, you will place the miniature mouser mug that you ordered for him!
1941
Anyone on the forum have any experience with talking to, or being called by, SAP?

Often I've been called a sap when being given a stern talking to. I tend to head away from those asap.
1942
Found Deals and Discounts / Re: JetBrains' PyCharm
« Last post by cranioscopical on January 27, 2011, 05:08 PM »
It came by email…
1943
Timns Apps / Re: Auspex Tips, Tricks and Uses
« Last post by cranioscopical on January 25, 2011, 05:46 PM »
Some of those ideas make me see red!
1944
Timns Apps / Re: Build 89
« Last post by cranioscopical on January 25, 2011, 05:44 PM »
Well, I magus make one more  :)

You go right ahead and make as many as you wand, just be careful not to make a source error.


Do you happen to have any of those apps set up in the Application List under Options?

I set 4NT, tcmd and agent to 'allow' when you mentioned that you wanted feedback about how .89 worked.
I'll see what happens with what you posted since .89

1945
Timns Apps / Re: Build 89
« Last post by cranioscopical on January 25, 2011, 06:28 AM »
That's not quite so.

aus[space] gets me Auspex (in text editors and Agent and who knows what else…) while it gets me auspex in JPSoftware's Take Command.

Aus89.png
1946
My wife came to me and wanted to resize a photo. Well, we've been through this before... She's got software to do it, but it's not easy enough. I showed her again, but she doesn't like IrfanView because it's simply too complicated. So...

The all new Renegade Photo Resizer!
 (see attachment in previous post)
Is it easy enough to use? I'm looking to make it stupidly simple. So simple that a politician could use it~!

I had options and stuff in there... but I figured that it was just crap that isn't needed. Who cares about JPG ratios? 80% is good enough. Exact sizes? BAH! Slider. Close enough. How many people actually know that you must have your photo dimensions as multiples of 16 in order to minimize quality loss? Not many... I take care of the little stuff and leave only the MAJOR decisions to the user.

It requires .NET v4 though. There's no installer. Just the EXE.

(It's not final quality yet -- a few tiny things to tweak.)


Looks just the job for people who need a 'click-do-this' approach with trusted software.

A super-simple CD/DVD burner might be nice to go with this (more simple than those currently available). I can get people in 'don't understand' boat to use  a CD whereas they're often phased by the idea of external storage.

 :up:  :up:
1947
Timns Apps / Re: Build 89
« Last post by cranioscopical on January 24, 2011, 02:31 PM »

....  :-\ ... trying to find a pun on wizard ...

Let us know witch one you choose!
1948
Search seems quite fast today. I searched on "align" which produced 7 pages of results in a timely manner.
1949
Timns Apps / Re: Build 89
« Last post by cranioscopical on January 24, 2011, 07:06 AM »
in a quick first pass, Auspex seems generally well behaved in Forté Agent, and Take Command, and 4NT, and Roboform.

used wizard to create aus -> Auspex; wizard worked nicely for that
in Forté Agent "aus" works as Auspex unless it's fired by anything other than a space, otherwise "auspex"
in JP Software 4NT "aus" works as Auspex unless it's fired by anything other than a space, otherwise "auspex"
in JP Software Take Command "aus" produces auspex (no capitalization) no matter what

minimizing is better on my system (XP SP3)
Auspex now minimizes only to the tray when set to do so
the only way to display the window from the tray is to right-click the "tray icon/show" item; left-clicking does nothing (should it?)

problem with Roboform fixed

pop-up still in the wrong place for stuff like console windows or, say, Adobe Illustrator which has a gazillion text entry points (good luck with that one!)

I guess we're approaching the borders of Kansas, Dorothy.
1950
Timns Apps / Re: Build 89
« Last post by cranioscopical on January 24, 2011, 06:27 AM »
* Basic Wizard form now in place and working
-timns

We're off to see the wizard…
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