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ProcessTamer / Re: Still having problems ... ignoring rules with full shutdown/reload of PT
« Last post by mouser on October 10, 2005, 02:07 PM »the reason i may have done it the way i've done it could be this:
with the current approach, if you want the process to bump back up to normal, then its just 2 more clicks from the same page you are adding the rule on. and if you want to leave it at low priority, you do nothing.
but if i made the program automatically go back to normal priority then you would be out of luck if you wanted to leave it at low priority.
(for more complicated reasons the configurator cannot know that the process was lowered by the tray tool, so it cant restore it, it has to wait until it closes and tray tool would restore it). so youd have to reopen the config after that and go manually lower it again if you wanted it to stay lowered.
perhaps the best clearest solution would be very simple:
If user adds a new rule to IGNORE an app and priority is low, the configure app can simply pop up a simple message saying:
"Process Tamer will now ignore this application completely. It is currently set at low priority - if you would like to boost it back to it's normal priority, just choose 'NORMAL' from the processes priority drop down box now."
what do you think?
with the current approach, if you want the process to bump back up to normal, then its just 2 more clicks from the same page you are adding the rule on. and if you want to leave it at low priority, you do nothing.
but if i made the program automatically go back to normal priority then you would be out of luck if you wanted to leave it at low priority.
(for more complicated reasons the configurator cannot know that the process was lowered by the tray tool, so it cant restore it, it has to wait until it closes and tray tool would restore it). so youd have to reopen the config after that and go manually lower it again if you wanted it to stay lowered.
perhaps the best clearest solution would be very simple:
If user adds a new rule to IGNORE an app and priority is low, the configure app can simply pop up a simple message saying:
"Process Tamer will now ignore this application completely. It is currently set at low priority - if you would like to boost it back to it's normal priority, just choose 'NORMAL' from the processes priority drop down box now."
what do you think?

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