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VSiAQIt sort of cuts out the need for the start menuThat's quite a simple approach.-allen (April 10, 2006, 08:05 AM)
Back to the word "connoisseur: For my money,True. Connoisseur while being a hard word to spell, is a good description. What i don't like is the "for". Because that would seem to limit the users to "software Connoisseurs".the word is absolutely perfect, and I hope we can stick with it. It's French and easily found in any dictionary, with the Italian equivalent cognoscenti.
When I read the definition from the Oxford English Dictionary, it seems to perfectly fit persons who are drawn to donationcoder.com: "a person who knows a lot about and enjoys one of the arts, or food, drink, etc. and can judge quality and skill in that subject."-momonan (April 10, 2006, 07:39 AM)
).both lose in the name department-allen (April 10, 2006, 05:56 AM)
I'd advise against nvu, or anything WYSIWYG editor -- especially if your initial goal is to learn how HTML works. It's like driving a car -- you're better off to learn on a manual transmission. Learn that, you can drive anything later on.I can understand your point (i know how you like to do stuff the hard way-allen (April 10, 2006, 05:48 AM)
), and i will take it.
)slave - i think your latest, while beautiful, puts a bit too much emphasis on the mighty dollar sign for my comfort.Yes, agreed, i also had the same impression
it's a bit like using the catchphrase "It's all about the money"-mouser (April 10, 2006, 03:42 AM)
), but i found a small workaround.it does feel a bit crippled at the moment with it only matching specific windows on my machine.The problem was that it was looking for a complete match, so, it wouldn't work with windows that displayed a path on the title bar, or something like that. It's fixed now, for example, if you set the variables to:-nudone (April 09, 2006, 08:17 AM)
Thanks - I'll check out the new version.
Can I suggest you add links to your downloads in your signature so they are quick to find (I know you quoted it here but it would save looking for links). Also how about adding a version number as a comment.-Carol Haynes (April 09, 2006, 06:39 PM)
As mouser said, i need a page. I have too much scripts to fit in my sign Seems to work really nicely. You can even enter other keyboard keys like ENTER (just add {enter}) etc. (For details of all the keys you can use see the AHK help file for the SEND command).Glad you like it!-Carol Haynes (April 09, 2006, 09:38 AM)
The only 'bug' I have found using it is when you use the GUI element to create the script you have to enter a trigger everytime whereas all the other fields are remembered from the .INI file.You are using a "space" trigger (i.e. a literal space, or a tab), right?-Carol Haynes (April 09, 2006, 09:38 AM)
If you don't enter a trigger the script generated has quite a bit missing.I forgot to fix that last time around. But it's fixed now, without any trigger, the generated script is similar to the other ones.-Carol Haynes (April 09, 2006, 09:38 AM)
Wow, all forms of caps/no caps working. I appreciate so much all your work on this, jgpaiva. I really do. Each improvement has been one more step to a really cool program. I can't wait to get off work this evening and try it out. You are simply....SpoilerAWESOME!
-Harrie (April 09, 2006, 07:54 AM)
Thanks.. But your patience testing all those errors was really very important! Hello! My name is Konstantin Artemev. I am the author of VistaGlance. One of VistaGlance users told me about this topic and I decided to join.Fantastic! Always good earing from developers that decide to comment about their programs here on DC!-Konstantin (April 09, 2006, 02:57 PM)
it's a real shame about the shrinking windows problem but on the other hand the method for specifying windows to look for and move appears to make things a bit quicker on my machine (i could be imagining it).You are-nudone (April 09, 2006, 07:28 AM)
also it's a pity that the window is visible before it is moved to the cursor location but we can't have everything.Yes, unfortunatelly, for this method, this always has to happen, it also anoys me a bit. But I sure am open to suggestions if anybody else knows a better solution! (skrommel?-nudone (April 09, 2006, 07:28 AM)
)thanks for all the great work so far, jppaiva. DC credits will be on the way shortly. i'm just trying to get things working here but i'm not really finding a way to avoid the shrinking window problem.The problem still is there, but it doesn't happen if you set something in the DetectableWindows variable.-nudone (April 09, 2006, 06:30 AM)
i've also noticed that in the code above you put 'DetectableWindows' and 'NotDetectableWindows' shouldn't both of these variables (or constants, i can't remember the terminology) have the 's' taken off of them so they match the rest of your code?No, not really, the thing is that there is a 'DetectableWindow' function that checks if the title or class of the current window is in the 'DetectableWindows' variable (defined at the beggining of the code). I'm sorry, but i'm really lousy at coming up with names for such things-nudone (April 09, 2006, 06:30 AM)
I think that a penalty system is already in place--something I discovered when inputting random keys.True, there already is a penalty system, i think that mistyped words don't count at all (or do they count negative points?).-noth(a)nk.you (April 09, 2006, 03:55 AM)
With the new script, if I want to move everything else, I assume I would setTo use that function, you need to set:
DetectableWindows=
Would I have 5 lines beginning with "NotDetectableWindows=", one for
each window, or would it all be shown on one line? How would it look?
Btw, if anyone else is interested in not having windows movedGood point, I'll add 2 variables to prevent that. But the way you mentioned, only works for people with the taskbar at the bottom of the screen
underneath the task bar, I changed
).command line support, freeware, (no installation needed) , i like this.So is this tools i've just updated-AbteriX (April 04, 2006, 03:49 PM)