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the one really really annoying thing about FARR options is that when it looses focus you loose it !Agree with the save/apply/cancel buttons, and how about a screenshot of the dopus9 dialog?
IMHO, it should be a completely different window with save, apply and cancel buttons
in my experience the new options dialog of directory opus 9 is amazing
one should try it to believe it (especially the filtering...)-nitrix-ud (May 21, 2008, 10:38 AM)
ArmandoRemoving the dust made a huge difference on the CPU temp. My laptop was running at about 55C idle, but after I got the dust out of the fan it's now steady at 40C idle. I suck at math, but I believe that's 22% cooler!
Tuckndar had success cleaning his fan (dust)about the temperature again, not that anyones interested, I'm sure... uh, well I think I've got some dust in the fans. Thanks for your mentioning this, or I probably wouldn't've dug around so much. Now I know that the dust can be easily removed from my laptopyou could always pm him or continue off-topic in that thread
back to topic...-TucknDar (March 23, 2008, 04:51 PM)
(says me, off-topic
-tomos (May 21, 2008, 07:45 AM)
It could still be a real person*.
* Smoking something really powerful.-nosh (May 16, 2008, 04:08 PM)
Welcome to the forums, trsexz... hope you'll stay here for a long time...oh lord i think we can all see where this is going.My 9th sense tells me that someone will sign up to this board and answer this question with a link to a commercial software product.-mouser (May 16, 2008, 01:32 PM)
I fear that letting people "buy" these things would diminish their significance as a gift.That's a fair point, which I agree with. Maybe I should just remember to send some credits to members writing helpful, fun or interesting posts. I rarely do that, but it's certainly a nice way to spend the credits.-mouser (May 15, 2008, 04:45 PM)
nnCron is an advanced and very powerful scheduler, scripting tool and automation manager. nnCron is very small in size (900k), but its capabilities are truly colossal. Besides possessing the traditional scheduler features (starting programs, displaying reminder messages and opening documents at specified time), nnCron also can:
- start any program as a service
- run tasks as if they were started by specified user
- handle and restart so called missed tasks and reminders
- shut down and hibernate the computer or put it into sleep mode at a specified time
- "wake up" the computer in order to run a task
- display, hide, close, kill, minimize, maximize and hide specified windows to system tray
- display messages on screen and write them in a log file
- work with clipboard, files and registry
- emulate keyboard input and mouse activities
- dial and hang up
- use the system speaker to make beeps of specified length and frequency
- play audio files
- sync system time
- assign a specified priority to a process
- terminate any running process
- restart automatically after fatal errors
- keep track of files, flags, windows, processes, mouse activities, periods of idle time, keyboard shortcuts, getting online/off line, insertion of disk in a drive, presence of a host in network (ping), amount of free space on a disk, etc., etc.
I should get back to writing the review.....I admit my ignorance in exactly what this is used for, but I don't understand why that sounds brave. That's just 12MB. I have ~2,000MB RAM on this machine. Most people these days have at least 512MB if not 1GB of RAM.I'm with you there, Deozaan. Could someone please explain why/if 12288 is so brave in terms that even I can understand
On my system, Firefox often takes up around 150MB by itself. So that's why I think 12MB is nothing.-Deozaan (May 02, 2008, 03:56 PM)
As a true freeware, Fast Explorer is truly limited to the amount of author's free time-Alex Yakovlev (May 02, 2008, 01:39 PM)
Absolutely. I wouldn't expect it any other way! Thanks for noting my requests!here is the original ContextMenu Commander thread. mouser, i'm quite sad that the CMC project won't be taking off but i'll be taking it philosophically that this means you'll have time for other projects.My thoughts exactly-lanux128 (May 02, 2008, 07:03 AM)
Since it's a ripoff, I expect to take a sip of coffee from your mug if there's ever a Northern Europe/Scandinavian get-together!