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Personally, I have used Rob Van der Woude's scripting pages as a reference for some time now.-Edvard (February 20, 2006, 11:37 AM)
I also dabbled with PowerBatch (no longer available, quite old) that promised to make batch files into .exe's but I never got it to work.
I'll look into these others you mention, as NT's batch language is quite different from even 95 and 98's.
@rjbull: His name is Stefan-brotherS (February 20, 2006, 09:21 AM)
Talking about batch
Batchman.- Multi-function batch program.
Old (1989) but packs 48 batch functions into a single 6K program.-Stefan (February 20, 2006, 05:42 AM)
My favorite use is to automate batch processing stuff through command-line utilities.-Edvard (February 09, 2006, 07:18 PM)
you who uses a IBM Thinkpad and found the lack of "WinKey" on the keyboard a big annoynance-taichimaster (February 18, 2006, 03:02 PM)
rjbull, you might want to check out WinKey.-jdmarch (February 18, 2006, 02:43 PM)
THANKS rjbull!-jgpaiva (February 10, 2006, 06:40 AM)
CopyMessageBox-Stefan (February 09, 2006, 02:24 AM)
I use Autohotkey and love it for what it does, which is a lot, and will continue to use it for the many things it does for me. But sometimes I am itching for just a little more power and scripting languages seem to be a sweet spot for me. Thus FBSL. I'll keep you posted...-Edvard (February 07, 2006, 01:01 PM)
trying Info Select for Windows?Oh yeah! I tried InfoSelect a couple of times over the past two years. It was pretty good, but if you read the beginning of my review for this addressbook software, I mentioned that I am now at a point that I want the addressbook to just be an addressbook and nothing else.-superboyac (February 07, 2006, 10:30 AM)
InfoSelect does everything under the sun. It was too much for me to use it as an addressbook, and I felt like the other features were done better individually on other programs. I am always highly skeptical of all-in-one solutions to anything.
You know, I agree with you about the size thing, but the program runs pretty light. The reason why it's big is because it has this sketchpad in it where you can draw and paint. ... Evernote is good for entering a bunch of random notes in, and finding them very quickly.
I love Keynote, what a fantastic program. If Keynote would just resume being actively developed
TC has filter-as-you-type? I didn't know that!
AZZ got it right for the purpose they were trying to achieve, which is a general note accumulating program.-superboyac (February 06, 2006, 07:33 PM)
knew someone's number started with 398- but you didn't know the rest, it would be nice to just type in 398 and get the list in front of you. It's just more
powerful that way. I'll never say no to more power, because you can always turn features off, but you (as the end-user) can't add features.
Have any of you checked out EverNote? It's a cool, quirky program that
If you can't tell, I'm in love with the filter-as-you-type feature. I'm immediately attracted to any program that has it, and more and more programs are using it. PowerMarks, EverNote, CardScan, Essential PIM, Directory Opus (so cool!), Find and Run Robot...that's all I can think of for now.
depending on how you set it up, and that's how I've set it up now as being most intuitive.I realize that one program may not do everything I want... but dreaming is nice!!-kfitting (February 03, 2006, 09:18 AM)
Well, please let us know if TreeDBNotes eventually does the business.benefit of this. My first taste of this type of thinking was with Opera Mail Client
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In the initial phases I was collecting data and didnt know what I knew. Grabbing random bits of info I would put them where I thought they made sense. As my understanding improved I realized I needed to change the structure somewhat. But, what I also realized is that there are different ways of looking at the same data. But, often, I find myself wanting to throw data into the mix and then, once I figure out how it relates to different things (projects, concepts, parts, etc) quickly relate it.-kfitting (February 03, 2006, 06:03 AM)
Addressbook Software Mini-Shootout
I've probably tried dozens of these programs, and there are way too many to even list.-superboyac (February 03, 2006, 05:23 AM)
I haven't RTFM (I very seldom do!)-m_s (February 03, 2006, 05:27 AM)
but I have found that stickies linger on and on - when I reinstalled it recently,
I'm just downloading WikidPad now
Nobody has mentioned the possibility of using some kind of Wiki, either online-m_s (February 03, 2006, 05:00 AM)
And then I use Tom Revell's Stickies (www.zhornsoftware.co.uk) for all the myriad little notes I type as I go
Right now is an interesting time for this type of program. Many people are realizing their value and adding different features. Unfortunately finding one with all the features you want is tough.-kfitting (February 02, 2006, 09:42 AM)
Add TreeDBNotes to the list of Keynote replacements.
I took a look at this one and if "Novo Libero" or Neomem do not take off, I am
which is the use of nodes as filters and make notes have properties.
little icon that looks like Mercury running.-momonan (February 02, 2006, 11:04 AM)
(I think that's the conventional representation)
Another interesting project that I've been watching is neomem. Go to neomem.org and then check the blog and the forum for the latest news.-kfitting (February 01, 2006, 08:21 AM)