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1951
Finished Programs / Re: SOLVED: In Windows Explorer, Select Files By File Extension
« Last post by Ath on October 18, 2012, 01:40 AM »
I'd bug the author of these FileMenu tools to fix that issue for XP, and also add/enable it for Windows 7, as it seems a quite useful feature.
1952
Living Room / Re: Social media icon set, including one for DC
« Last post by Ath on October 17, 2012, 01:26 AM »
+1 for Edvard's 'hacked' icons, looking great :Thmbsup:
1953
I'll look into this
Care to share your findings?

Haven't done the Quick Button edit screen for WinButtons yet, not sure if you (still) want/need it?
It would just be copying some parts of WinButtonEdit into a smaller window, and dragging over some of the code into the shared source-file. ;)
1954
...removing the registry entries created by Cathy...
It would be interesting to know what was sitting there that blocked your friend Cathy from working as expected, but I guess we'll never know :huh:

And the key name also isn't very intuitive...
1955
N.A.N.Y. 2013 / Re: NANY 2013 Pledge: Text Merge from CSV and Template text files.
« Last post by Ath on October 15, 2012, 03:04 PM »
^Hm, was a bit afraid of that being a possible reason. NP.

If I'd have to do an alternative to Excel2Html, f.e. to create the above pledged tool, I'd probably write it in C# using the .NET runtime :P
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N.A.N.Y. 2013 / Re: NANY 2013 Pledge: Text Merge from CSV and Template text files.
« Last post by Ath on October 15, 2012, 01:17 PM »
but I want non-java, as I do not have java
??? Sun/Oracle Java Runtime Environment (JRE), that Excel2Html requires as runtime framework, is free ($ 0,--), also on your side of the globe, AFAICS. :-\
1957
Living Room / Raspberry Pi model B now delivered with 512 MB, at same price
« Last post by Ath on October 15, 2012, 10:43 AM »
... we’re very attached to $35 as our highest price point. With this in mind, we’re pleased to announce that from today all Model B Raspberry Pis will ship with 512MB of RAM as standard. If you have an outstanding order with either distributor, you will receive the upgraded device in place of the 256MB version you ordered. Units should start arriving in customers’ hands today ...

Source: http://www.raspberrypi.org/archives/2180
1958
N.A.N.Y. 2013 / NANY 2013: Please post requests!
« Last post by Ath on October 13, 2012, 01:52 PM »
All,

I'm trying to work up to a pledge for the NANY 2013, but am fresh out of idea's for projects.
Things are quite busy in my head, so I'm not expecting to have idle-time there for idea-mulling :o

That's why this request:

Please post request(s) here for an application/tool you need, and either don't have the time or the skills to create yourself (skills as in not being a coder).

The application/tool should adhere to the NANY rules, as in being 'New', etc., etc.

As this is a general request, for any potential pledger, I won't limit your ideas to any area, so just drop ideas here, and hopefully there's a coder that can take the challenge o pledge and release for this NANY 2013 installment.



For those interested:
I'd be happy to take a project that would span a couple of weeks worth of work, but of those weeks, only the evenings/nights are available, as I do have a daytime job (programming and programming-related).
I'm not into games development or graphics-work/web-design, that's just not my cup of tea.
I do code in Java, C#, AutoIt3, Delphi, and a few other languages, but that shouldn't limit your scope.
My nickname at work is 'Tim* the Toolman' ;D

*) 'Tim' replaced by my firstname
1959
ProcessTamer / Re: PT doesn't change priority of a certain service by explicit rule
« Last post by Ath on October 13, 2012, 01:16 PM »
Good questions.. I'm trying to remember if PT shows a balloon when changing priority according to explicit rule.. I'm not sure it does.

Yes, it does with all other rules I configured.
Sure you've got that explicit rule exactly right? If all others work, then why wouldn't this rule work, some silly typo maybe? (I have those all the time :-[)
1960
ProcessTamer / Re: PT doesn't change priority of a certain service by explicit rule
« Last post by Ath on October 13, 2012, 11:45 AM »
Strange enough the priority of this service can be changed by PT instantly in the processes tab of the PT configurator.
Does any body know help?
That's a fair warning (or reason) for any external priority changes not working. The tool most likely checks it's current process-priority setting, and resets it to the internally configured value.
1961
in being able to run Cathy on x64 Win 7.
I can't. Even with compatibility mode on.
Got any specific AV or anti-spam software running? It might be interfering with Cathy.
1962
Living Room / Re: How Many Planets Are There?
« Last post by Ath on October 12, 2012, 09:32 AM »
1, the rest of those stars is too far away to check myself :P
1963
It's working as expected, on my x64 Win7 system, but I'm running with UAC turned off :-[, and have explicitly not installed into Program Files, ofcourse. The catalog is saved to disk, and after I close and re-open, it's still working :up:
1964
Recently I switched to Windows 7 64-bit and found out Cathy doesn't run on it.
What's not working about Cathy, in your situation? 99.9% of 32 bit apps work flawlessly on x64 Windows systems, but I haven't checked the details, so it could be a 16 bit app, and that's definitely not going to work on x64.
1965
Living Room / Re: When you make your 100'th Post
« Last post by Ath on October 11, 2012, 07:35 AM »
And we have another winner: Palindrome user id: 389983 :tellme:

Screenshot - 11-10-2012 , 14_31_39.png
1966
Also, I'll need to take some time to see how exactly WinButtons work.
Yeah, I hear you. My manual-writing capabilities haven't been fully applied on this one yet... I have a quite technical readme included with WinButtons, describing for each option available on how to use it, but not why or what-for you'd want to use it. There are some small examples in there, but the best part for your use would be in the WinButtons.wbuc file (as downloaded from the site), that I used to take the screenshot from. You need to define and use variables to 'connect' to some input-control, and use one or more variables in the command that is set for a button.
Don't forget to enable the 'Show parameters section' checkbox, that's hiding in the 'Global parameters' tab of WinButtonEdit :tellme:
1967
Telnet is only installed in a x64 incarnation on Windows x64, AFAICS, and it's only available in the \Windows\System32 directory for 64 bit processes, but not in the 32 bit \Windows\SysWOW64 redirection directory for 32 bit processes.
I haven't seen any easy solutions, other than copying telnet.exe over from System32 to the SysWOW64 directory.

Another alternative would be to use different terminal software, there are several available, and you are probably using one of them already 8), as telnet is quite 'rudimentary' in features and looks.
1968
Finished Programs / Re: DONE: On Screen Button That Sends Keyboard Commands
« Last post by Ath on October 10, 2012, 10:27 AM »
that assume you are using a single monitor setup
I'm still using the dual-monitor (from a single video card, NVidia GeForce GTS 250) setup I've been using ever you so generously sent me the MIMO. I updated to the latest DisplayLink drivers, a few weeks ago (and also a few months ago, with the previous major update). The initial flashing during/after boot is still there, but it works as expected, and flawlessly fwiw.
I recall your issues are caused by the dual-videocard setup, that isn't properly understood by the DisplayLink drivers, as they are in fact an alternative to a multi-videocard setup.
There are even a few standard-size monitors (22"/27", Full HD) that are just USB connected (and using DisplayLink technology).(Philips, Samsung), but these aren't in the league you require for your graphics work :-[

I'm glad to see that you are still working on WinButtons
This was triggered by a feature request/coding snack, but it was fun to be pounding on the code again, after a year of silence (though I did a lot of other type & languages programming in the meantime) :D
I've been trying, a few times already, to re-do WinButtons in .NET/WPF, just to get acquainted with WPF, but I've not found the motivation to complete that yet, and there are a lot of bears on the road. Some things that are easy function-calls in AutoIt3, are quite daunting tasks in plain .NET C# code :huh:
1969
I've released WinButtons 3.6.0 and WinButtonEdit 1.1.0 in this message, click through to the release message for a couple of screenshots, and the official downloadlink.
1970
Finished Programs / Re: DONE: On Screen Button That Sends Keyboard Commands
« Last post by Ath on October 09, 2012, 05:31 PM »
After a year of silence in the development department of WinButtons, now there is another release for both WinButtons and WinButtonEdit.

A Coding Snack request by ConstanceJill in this thread prompted me to suggest WinButtons as a solution, but it was missing the feature of parameter entry.
That is now solved :tellme:
And WinButtonEdit is also updated to support these new features of WinButtons.

Some screenshots are added to the release message.

Here's an update release of:
and

Download available from the release message, linking to my DCMembers pages.

Updates can be downloaded also from the WinButtonEdit File/Check for updates option, using DCUpdater when installed.

A ToDo for a QuickEdit feature is noted but not available yet, that'll be the next thing I'll work on.

Any feedback or feature requests are still welcome, as usual :)
1971
Hm, WinButtons can do both the prompt and custom captions already...

I'm working on the readme and close to a release of WinButtons 3.6.0 (and a matching WinButtonEdit), not sure if I can make it tonight though, if not then tomorrow night. (I'm in the CET timezone)
1972
Skrommel's Software / Re: FindFocus
« Last post by Ath on October 08, 2012, 03:05 PM »
- Mozilla Firefox.
Firefox is known to have 'un-fixed' it's Windows presentation ever since version 5. A lot of tools that manipulate application windows in some way are unable to work with Firefox since that version. Probably the Skrommel tools, built back in the Windows XP and (start of) Vista era, can't cope with these issues.

For most of Skrommel's tools the source is available, you could adjust it to your needs, but seeing that hardly anybody has done this previously, there hasn't been much need for it...
1973
Skrommel's Software / Re: FindFocus
« Last post by Ath on October 08, 2012, 01:16 PM »
2 questions:
- What browser?

- Why are you resurrecting all these old, old, old, threads? Skrommel has left the building some years ago.
1974
Ja Dutch. Wonderful.
Sorry, as I said, haven't worked on it (or used it...) for ~10 years :tellme:

Right-click a button, choose 'Algemene instellingen...', in the first combobox select English and press the OK button.
1975
Living Room / Re: When you make your 100'th Post
« Last post by Ath on October 06, 2012, 09:12 AM »
And for those that, like me, are fond of silly numbers:

Screenshot - 06-10-2012 , 16_11_07.png
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