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Where is my $50k?-rgdot (November 01, 2012, 09:25 PM)
I'd have a few more small modification requests, which follow :
- the tooltip displayed when mouse is over a button seems to have an unnecessary empty line at the beginning : can you please remove it ?
- also, the tooltip includes a line saying whether or not variable is ignored : since it displays a preview of the command, I guess this line isn't necessary either
- while the "&" character is now properly displayed in the status bar, it appears doubled in the mouse over tooltip
- would it be possible to let the custom and settings files have the xml extension instead of dat, since they appear to be xml ? :]-ConstanceJill (October 25, 2012, 05:36 AM)
| Application Name | Customizable Remote Administration Panel (CRAP) |
| Version | 2.0.6 build 1 |
| Short Description | Build a windows command line launcher that can be used to do remote work from your computer as well as having local buttons. |
| Supported OSes | Tested on Windows 10 64 bit. |
| Web Page | Customizable Remote Administration Panel (CRAP) |
| Download Link | Customizable Remote Administration Panel (CRAP) |
| License | USE/MISUSE AT YOUR OWN RISK! NO WARRANTY OF ANY KIND! Do not distribute on the web publicly, instead link to this topic. |
| System Requirements |
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| Version History | "2.x Version History - Current Version Cycle"
"1.x Version History"
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| Author | hamradio |
Edit : looks like I can't get the \n trick to work in the latest version of CRAP ? =(-ConstanceJill (October 21, 2012, 06:11 AM)
OK :]
Well then, would it be possible to use <appdir> in the command prefix, just like in the image path ?
That would allow for the user to get his custom scripts in a sub-folder of the program, thus improving portability — this way I could share the whole thing with my colleagues by sending them an archive.
Also, would it be possible to :
- have a visual "thing" to let the user know whether or not a button asks for confirmation without going in editor mode ? (For now I'm "cheating" by manually adding a "*" to the end of the button caption)
- have an option for a button not to use the Variable/target parameter (so the same interface can be used to run a command on the local machine which does not need or accept a target parameter, such as "ipconfig /flushdns")
- let the user place "separations" (such as a forced "carriage return" or even a horizontal line) between some groups of buttons ?
- let the user define a constant size that would apply to all buttons (so they get kinda aligned in the interface as if it were a table) ?
Edit : I almost forgot : an button or menu item to clear history ?-ConstanceJill (October 19, 2012, 06:01 AM)
Hey hamradio I tested your implementation today and it really pleases me :}
So far I think I only found one small bug if the command suffix contains a "&", the & is not displayed in the status bar when previewing the final command
Edit : thought I had found 2 but one of them is almost not worth mentioning : if the path to an image is specified as "<appdir>\icons\..." instead of "<appdir>icons\..." then the image for that button is displayed only after opening and closing the button editor.
Do you mind if I have a few requests for small modifications ? :]-ConstanceJill (October 18, 2012, 10:21 AM)
ToDo: Favorites...-hamradio (October 17, 2012, 02:25 AM)
First.. thank you for that great plugin.. i have been using FARR for a while and only recently started to use it for more than launching apps.. and hamNotes is THE plugin i use the most! It's really great!
I changed the path to the notes file, to have it in my Dropbox folder, but it sets itself back to the default location on every startup.. I run Windows 7/32. Is there a way to avoid this?
Thank you.-ocardinaux1 (August 07, 2012, 05:59 AM)
It's claimed that this post is rather old, but it's listed on the "contact us" in the help, so..
I'm using 2.0.0.11.
It would be nice if it were possible to set the text/foreground color for one or all of the colors in the list.
If the colors is to be used as background colors, then it's nice to have a way to see if it 'fits'
the expected foreground color (and the other way around).
Apparently the code is mostly present already, as the foreground seem to change on its own
at times (example Random Colors: #800080 has white foreground, while #D5FB14 have a black(ish) foreground).
It'd be nice if there was a way to generate a variable number of of colors fitting a certain foreground color
optionally as far from eachother as possible, i.e easily distinguishable from eachother, and where the text can
also be easily read.
I encountered the latter function in a program several years ago, but I can't remember which program it was (it had to
do with css/html editing though).-myarmor (May 20, 2012, 11:33 AM)
