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timns,
Thank you for the new release.
I regret that instant triggering is not added-robbero (February 06, 2011, 11:42 AM)
If I a user wants to replace a letter in a word and use the spacebar as trigger then there is a space too much in the word.
But no reason not te be happy.
Robbero-robbero (February 06, 2011, 11:42 AM)
Still getting the ghost tab - see attached screen.
And double-click on the tray icon still won't openHaruspex, sorry Auspex.
Also, but I think I mentioned this before : if you create a new folder then add an entry to that folder, then drag that new folder into, for example, 'Autocompletions', it stays there but if you then click on the 'renew' button the new folder comes back out of the parent folder and a blank entry is created, which causes an access violation (see screen2) when you try to delete it.
Otherwise looking good...-joiwind (February 06, 2011, 05:33 AM)
About autocomplete... would it be possible to add a feature
to avoid Auspex capturing words when I type?
I would like to keep/use Autocomplete but only for words I insert in the key list.-robbero (February 05, 2011, 10:27 AM)
I disabled gauges in the view menu, but everytime I reboot Auspex gauges is active again.-robbero (February 05, 2011, 10:27 AM)
Without using auspex today, I had a 50 or more access violations (see attachment).-robbero (February 04, 2011, 04:33 AM)
Without using auspex today, I had a 50 or more access violations (see attachment).-robbero (February 04, 2011, 04:33 AM)
Found another minor issue in the 92 build:
When adding a replacement through the wizard, it gets auto-assigned a different icon then the one with index 0. That's fine, though it could be an option in the options screen. But when later selecting the replacement for editing, that icon isn't reflected in the Icon combobox in the editing area.-Ath (February 03, 2011, 05:07 PM)
how they calculate which year belong to which animal ?-mahesh2k (February 03, 2011, 04:25 PM)
Better than this...-joiwind (February 03, 2011, 12:45 PM)
timns, I can't remember having seen an explanation of the origin of the name Auspex - is it this, or this, or even this?-joiwind (February 03, 2011, 11:53 AM)
I noted a few more things:
I noted also that my Mnemonic field was expanded a few times with the text in replacement.
Maybe I have to add Auspex to the exception window
Sorry for all my questions.-robbero (February 03, 2011, 11:08 AM)
... where control+space is autocompletion for variables and functions. I don't think that keyboard combo can be changed?-timns (February 03, 2011, 10:00 AM)
It's not Ctrl-Space, but a dead key, like ', followed by a space that produces the '. If it where Ctrl-space I wouldn't be able to use it either
@roberro: The dead keys are so natural and transparent in daily use that it's hardly documented, because most users don't want to live without it after they discover it
Most of them I have to help/learn to add the standard VS keyboard, and switch layout using left-ctrl-shift, because they have the need to disable it at times (mostly developers, using quoted strings in their sources).-Ath (February 03, 2011, 11:11 AM)
Windows does have the "US International" keyboarddriver available, that can be installed next to the much used US keyboard, and is easily activated/switched by a left-ctrl-shift press. Then it's even easier to type "a to get ä, 'c to get ç, ^o for ô. If you need the accent without the following letter, just press space.
I wouldn't use Auspex for that. It's correct that the standard keyboarddriver doesn't facilitate to show a popup.-Ath (February 03, 2011, 06:43 AM)
) we could vote on what's most desirable.Just one teensy problem - it always starts up in the centre of my main monitor. The ini file values look ok.-timns (February 02, 2011, 02:38 PM)
I'm an idiot.-skwire (February 02, 2011, 02:56 PM)
I warn you now - don't ask for my ideas list-timns (January 29, 2011, 05:03 PM)
I'm asking. No promises...but I'm asking.-skwire (February 02, 2011, 01:00 PM)
Wizmo Command Vocabulary
SHUTDOWN TRIGGER COMMANDS
standby — trigger Windows' standby mode
This is the shutdown mode, if supported, from which Windows can (sometimes) resume quickly. But it is still Windows, so save your files first.
Example: wizmo standby
hibernate — triggers Window's long-term hibernation
If hibernation is supported by your Windows configuration, this command will trigger Windows to enter hibernation mode. This is the standby mode which Windows can remain in forever, since the system's RAM and device conditions are copied to hard disk. Hibernation is not supported by all Windows versions and configurations.
Example: wizmo hibernate
logoff — log off the current user
Leaves the computer running, but attempts to gracefully close all of the current user's running programs and logs the current user off.
Example: wizmo logoff
lock — lock the workstation
Exactly equivalent to pressing Ctl-Alt-Del then choosing "Lock Workstation."
Example: wizmo lock
blindlock — lock the workstation & power-off monitors
Equivalent to pressing Ctl-Alt-Del then choosing "Lock Workstation" and keeping all system monitors powered off until login is successful.
Example: wizmo blindlock
This locks the system and powers down the monitors, forcing the logon password to be entered “blind” without the benefit of user-interface feedback. Before using this you should experiment with the regular “lock” command and using the Alt-U and Alt-P keys to select the username and password fields in case of unseen typos.
exit — exit Windows
Attempts to gracefully close all of the user's running programs and exits Windows to the "safe to turn off" state. Does not power down the computer.
Example: wizmo exit
reboot — restart (reboot) the computer
Attempts to gracefully close all of the user's running programs, exits Windows, reboots the system and restarts Windows.
Example: wizmo reboot
shutdown — shutdown the computer
Shuts down all of the user's running programs, exits Windows, then powers off the machine if supported by the system's hardware.
Example: wizmo shutdown
