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Mini-Reviews by Members / Re: SlickRun
« Last post by mouser on March 11, 2007, 09:22 PM »
SlickRun is a good program, but while you're checking out SlickRun, make sure you check out our own Find and Run Robot (FARR):

Screenshot - 12_19_2006 , 12_25_59 PM.png

Version 2 of Find and Run Robot has been in *heavy* development over the last 2 months and is bursting at the seems with new features, including plugins (see this thread for info on how to request a download link for version 2).

Note: there are now a ton of programs to do this kind of thing and the FARR help file has links to every single one i know about.
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ProcessTamer / Re: Vista 32bit & 64bit compatibility needed
« Last post by mouser on March 11, 2007, 01:23 PM »
hmm.. im going to have to look into this and see if i can reproduce it and figure out what might be causing it.  Thanks for the report and stay tuned for a solution.  don't hesitate to email me ([email protected]) if i forget!
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Living Room / Re: Daylight-Saving Time Bug
« Last post by mouser on March 11, 2007, 12:56 PM »
I'm sure your post will be quite welcome by our win2k holdouts  :Thmbsup:
Welcome to the site Phil, glad to have you here.
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my experience with VPS has been like tinjaw, they will set it up for you and get your OS configured in the begining, then it's up to you to keep it updated, etc.

however, a major difference in hosts is how friendly and willing (and able!!) the tech support are with regarding to helping with such stuff.  in my experience, unless you are very good and enjoy diagnosing hosting problems, pay extra for better support.  liquidweb doesnt have the fastest tech support, but they are knowledgable, and that can go a long way.
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General Software Discussion / Re: CrossLoop – Simple Secure Screen Sharing
« Last post by mouser on March 09, 2007, 07:55 PM »
Wonderful to see you hear Mrinal.
Please do keep us updated on any major developments and good luck with your project  :Thmbsup:
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Find And Run Robot / Re: [request] view complete history
« Last post by mouser on March 09, 2007, 03:58 PM »
not a bad idea at all.  You can scroll through it with ctrl+up and ctrl+dn (in v2.x), but showing the complete history of editline is a good idea.
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UrlSnooper / Re: WinPcap makes my DSL not work?
« Last post by mouser on March 09, 2007, 02:28 PM »
networx are you using the latest release (2.18.x?)
https://www.donation...loads/URLSnooper.exe
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Version 1.x of FARR can be downloaded from its web page here: https://www.donation...r/findrun/index.html

Anyone who wants to try version 2.x (major new release) should message me through the forum by clicking the little balloon icon under my name and asking me for the v2 alpha download.
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General Software Discussion / Re: Can you upgrade, inspite a broken installer?
« Last post by mouser on March 09, 2007, 08:39 AM »
it very well might fix it.. but then again it might not  :huh:
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Developer's Corner / Re: Introductory C# web-based tutorials
« Last post by mouser on March 09, 2007, 07:46 AM »
This gal's idea was that she would only plug her drive in while working on her stuff, then keep it in her purse the rest of the time.

Right, that would work and might be a reasonable solution.
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Developer's Corner / Re: Introductory C# web-based tutorials
« Last post by mouser on March 09, 2007, 07:40 AM »
it is very very easy to do what you want.  If you get an IDE external USB drive enclosure (which are super cheap these days), you can plug this into any computer and read from the drive.  I highly recommend such external drives for backup purposes.  Just get one that you can easily open up and put your drive into it (ie dont buy one of those seagate onetouch things with a non-openable built in hard drive).  The idea of putting your old drive in a usb enclosure to access it from new computer is a good one.

I've been happy buying such stuff from www.Directron.com but www.newegg.com is a great place for all hardware.

As to your second question about running from the external drive without installing on the pc -- whether you can do this may depend on the software you care about, HOWEVER -- keep in mind that the usb drive will look just like a regular drive so that any client who can access the main computer will be able to access the external drive, so i'm not sure your network admin will be satisfied with the solution..
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Older Newsletters / Re: --> Newsletter for March 9th, 2007 - Codename "Argus?"
« Last post by mouser on March 09, 2007, 06:42 AM »
ps.
I've been moving apartments for the last two weeks so i've been a little scarce on the forum, but i'm back now, and glad to be back  8)
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Older Newsletters / Newsletter for March 9th, 2007 - Codename "Argus?"
« Last post by mouser on March 09, 2007, 06:35 AM »
Newsletter for March 9th, 2007
Codename "Argus?"


"If you read nothing else on our site, read our BLOG"





1. Site News
What's new on our website?
While we prepare for the release of a major new version of Find+Run Robot, some of the members on our website have been very busy creating some nice stuff:


2. March Discounts - Deadline for giveaway Mar 15th (Deadline for discounts March 31st)
Supporting Members, you've only got until March 15h to enter this month's shareware giveaway!


3. Mini-Reviews by Members
The mini review section is where members on our forum can post short reviews about programs they like.  It's a great way to spread the news about an underappreciated application, and discover a new program.


4. Software Discoveries, Discussions, and Tips
What's new in the world of software? Are you good at finding new software discoveries? Stop by the forum and help us find stuff!  And don't miss our Found Deals and Discounts section where people post great software discounts they find on the web.


5. Fun Games, Gadgets, and Diversions
Everyone needs a break from work every now and then.. I notice that we haven't been posting as many games lately -- do people want to see more posts about new games found on the web? Let us know.


6. Website Discoveries, Debates, and Discussions
There are always new website services popping up every day, and lots of debate about the future direction of the web.


7. Developer's Corner
The Developer's Corner section of our website isn't just for programmers, it's for people interested in starting their own business, website developers, etc.


8. Website of the Month
Did you know that DonationCoder.com has a list of all of our past best-of-the-web recommendations and a list of recommended websites arranged by category?


9. Cody's Internet Citizen's Club Assignments
Cody, our rambunctious little bird mascot, has decided to form his own club and he wants you to join it!  What's it all about? Mainly it's about being good internet citizens and active DC participants, and working as a team.  In each newsletter you'll have a small assignment or two - like finding a freeware author you like and emailing them a thank you, or participating in a forum poll.  As a Cody Club member, we ask that you perform the Cody Club newsletter task (or else invent one of your own if you object to the one we've chosen).  Occasionally you'll get a little treat, like a postcard in the mail, or a Cody Club iron-on.  Only Cody knows for sure.
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Living Room / Re: (His) Microsoft Google Yahoo Stories
« Last post by mouser on March 09, 2007, 06:07 AM »
interesting read  :up:
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General Software Discussion / Software for a Building/Co-op/SmallCommunity?
« Last post by mouser on March 08, 2007, 04:17 PM »
I've just moved into a new building and was thinking of putting up a small little website for the building.  Something simple where people in the the building might very occasionally post something and where announcements might be made, and building meeting minutes/budget might be posted, etc.  Maybe a calendar also?

I'm thinking a CMS system (maybe Drupal) would be most appropriate.. But maybe people have other suggestions?  This is similar to the thread about Family or Office coordination CMS stuff on DC: here.
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Mini-Reviews by Members / Re: Regulazy - Point and Click Regular Expressions
« Last post by mouser on March 08, 2007, 10:41 AM »
nice find - we need to add this to our thread of regex helpers.

anyone feeling like doing a longer review comparing all the regular expression helpers available?  let me know and i can help coordinate.
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ProcessTamer / Re: Process Tamer and Windows Service Priorities
« Last post by mouser on March 08, 2007, 09:47 AM »
This is a very interesting question..
It actually should be quite feasible based on checking the commandline arguments of svchost.. So it is something i could add if people were really interested.
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General Software Discussion / Re: Can you upgrade, despite a broken installer?
« Last post by mouser on March 08, 2007, 08:43 AM »
ill give you the advice i always give with operating systems upgrades, though i have to say it's based mostly just on my intuitions and not massive experience trying both options.

I always prefer a clean operating system install.  Make notes and backups and if possible save your old hard drive and install the new OS on a new hard drive.  The benefits of doing a new install are significant in terms of keeping your system clean and organized, and forcing you to keep track of what you really need and use.

Just my 2 cents.
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ok guys, please message me directly for the betas rather than posting.
ps. new version will be out any day now.
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that's nice to hear :Thmbsup:
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Post New Requests Here / IDEA: Reverse Regex Generator
« Last post by mouser on March 08, 2007, 05:54 AM »
I'm not 100% sure the existing regex helper tools don't do this, and i suspect this may not be at all simple, but i'd love to see a little utilitity that could take a regular expression and generates some random test strings that match it.  It would be extremely useful i think.

Anyone know of such a tool or want to give it a try?
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Developer's Corner / Re: Detect unused code (C#)
« Last post by mouser on March 08, 2007, 05:22 AM »
By the way, this is called "code coveragew" analysis in the world of program analysis/optimization/debugging, and is used often to make sure that all of the code is tested thoroughly.
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Developer's Corner / Re: Introductory C# web-based tutorials
« Last post by mouser on March 07, 2007, 07:36 PM »
our fingers are crossed for you  :huh: please give us some good news tomorrow
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General Software Discussion / Re: gameplay database; gameability resources?
« Last post by mouser on March 07, 2007, 07:12 PM »
raph koster's page is a good starting point: http://www.raphkoster.com/
i also have a really good book but i don't have it with me -- when i get it ill post the info.
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Found Deals and Discounts / Re: Be a SPAMfighter (Outlook/Express)
« Last post by mouser on March 07, 2007, 02:46 PM »
I hope this link is right for you too: [no; that didn't work..] I guess, this thread has been for nothing.

if you tell me what you'd problem is ill help.  (ps. you can just put urls in posts and the forum software will automatically make it a live link.)
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