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I tried Rainlender, and it would be great if I were looking for a basic attractive desktop widget, whose sole purpose was showing me the month at a glance (and filling my desktop with eye candy), but for what I need, even with looking through a collection or 2 of skins, I couldn't find anything that made it a large enough window to be functional. (I am not running 800x600 here)I agree an option for a bigger window would be nice. As you're an artist, had you considered making your own Rainlendar skin? I don't know what's involved in that, though.-app103 (September 05, 2014, 06:18 PM)
if you're filming me without my knowledge/consent...then you're violating my privacy.As wraith points out, here in the UK we are constantly surveilled. On the other hand, and as I understand UK law, if you're in a public place, your face is photographically public property. "Public" is underlined because a lot of places you'd think are public, aren't; commonly shopping centres that are privately owned. Despite the law there's been much aggravation in recent years from over-zealous police citing terrorism and from anti-paedophile vigilantism. UK magazine Amateur Photographer has been campaigning against police abuse.-Stoic Joker (September 10, 2014, 11:49 AM)
Has anyone found an easy to use replacement Daemon that doesn't have all the baggage and instabilities/quirks of Task Scheduler?I don't know if these would solve all your problems, but have you tried:-MilesAhead (September 03, 2014, 02:52 PM)
Several mention alternatives. don't overlook the galleries, as the skins make a big difference to appearance, and I think some have more features than others.
The FindmySoft link: http://monocalendar.findmysoft.com/WOT gave that site a terrible rating; correct, or overkill (not unknown with WOT)?-IainB (September 04, 2014, 12:41 AM)
Does anyone happen to know of some desktop calendar software (freeware) that can display events with a date range, as stripes similar to thisI run Vista Home Premium, 32-bit, UAC On, user account; it has a calendar built in that looks like a cut down version of Outlook's. It doesn't look as good as your WordPress plugin or eM Client, but it might be worth a quick look. Mine resides in location c:\Program Files\Windows Calendar\WinCal.exe-app103 (September 02, 2014, 02:47 AM)
yes the 'wildcard' option works!That's where you'd put it, in the Files Wildcard box that I marked in the image. But I see all is lost; you have been assimilated by FARR of Borg...
where do you put the filename you're searching for?-spacedad (August 20, 2014, 05:22 PM)
Any other suggestion similar to this?[Edit at UK time 2014-08-22, 11:06:-]-kmkmdon (August 20, 2014, 05:50 PM)
other option is ArsClip http://www.joejoesoft.com/vcms/97/ but it is more of a clipboard manager application though it has permanent clip feature with variables and also hard to grasp at once.ArsClip is great, but I haven't tried it with variables. There are many threads on DC about text expanders... some of them heated.-kmkmdon (August 20, 2014, 02:58 PM)
There does not seem to be any simple dedicated free snippet code manager with variable support out there.You might check out Konrad Papala's Ka Type In, which is free, but I don't know if its concept of variables matches yours, and it's getting quite old:-kmkmdon (August 20, 2014, 02:58 PM)
Ka Type In lets you define frequently used text snippets, ready to be typed into any application, document, web form. Just create a set of items, like e-mail addresses, zip code, phone number, etc. and you'll never have to type it again. The application can also auto-complete sentences, for example you can enter "Bes" and hit Ctrl+; (customizable) to expand it to "Best regards...".
In addition, you can create more sophisticated templates - with variables, which will cause a form to be shown, enabling you to setup those variables.
Notation might fit the bill. [...] I'm also hoping for some form of Dropbox sync feature..Their Web page says-Dirhael (August 12, 2014, 08:56 PM)
Portability: Keep your notes synced among your devices using SimplenoteI wish people would routinely produce no-install versions, so much easier to make quick tests...
Abilon.com ........... used it a long time, but it's hard to find now. Last seen on a site in Romania I thinkAvailable on 321download.com here: Abilon-Cuffy (August 11, 2014, 12:11 AM)
With your talent and experience, I would suggest that your time would be better spent developing a tool to reduce that 125kb byte count back to 5 or 6kb.Edlin-Cuffy (August 03, 2014, 05:09 PM)
I clicked Column Mode in edit menu. But I sure can't figure out how to select a column.Quoting part of another message in the Yahoo! Group for Crimson Editor:
The basic editor window looks interesting. But also I notice no RegEx support in search.-MilesAhead (July 27, 2014, 04:54 PM)
By column mode I am guessing you are referring to column copy, cut, and paste. Yes, this is in Diamond however right now it works by using the keyboard, not the mouse. The mouse of course works everywhere else. This task is a bit complicated but it will get there. I wanted to announce Diamond and see how it is received.I tried Diamond 1.1 on Vista Home Premium last night, and found that it currently only does Unix line ends, not Windows CR/LF. I immediately uninstalled it... a bit unkind, perhaps, especially as it's a very young project. I wish they'd make it no-install, so testing new versions didn't involve Windows installation tedium.
Please feel free to download and give Diamond a spin. If you just want to read some documentation here is a link:
http://sourceforge.n...ond_doc.zip/download
https://sourceforge....iles/diamond/binary/ Thanks for your interest.
Barbara
But also I notice no RegEx support in search.Later versions of Crimson Editor (since 2002!) do have regexps; see the What's New listing on Homepage of Crimson Editor.-MilesAhead (July 27, 2014, 04:54 PM)
Since development of the Crimson Editor ceased several years ago, I decided it was time to create a new project with similar features and functionality.
I am officially announcing the Diamond Editor.
Diamond is a full editor capable of running on Windows, X11, and OS X. Diamond was designed and developed in C++ and is available for the following platforms:
Windows 32 bit Windows 64 bit
Debian (Wheezy) Fedora 20 Ubuntu 14.04
OS X 10.7
Windows installers, binaries for X11, and a dmg for OS X can be downloaded from: http://sourceforge.n...iles/diamond/binary/
Diamond is open source and released under the GPL. Any questions and comments can be posted on the discussion area on the SourceForge forum: http://sourceforge.n...e/discussion-diamond https://sourceforge....amond/?source=navbar
Thank you,
Barbara
Instant Text 7 Pro with an interesting feature : automatic glossary creation. But I think this last program don't have the regexp feature.I just checked IT7's Help file and can find no mention of regular expressions. Personally, I don't see the need for regexps in a text expander. You might be better served by trying a bulk search-and-replace tool, something like HandyFile Find And Replace (HFFR), which does support them.-Contro (July 25, 2014, 07:15 PM)