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It's quite an improvement!-cranioscopical (October 28, 2012, 03:43 PM)
So. Much. Wasteful. Whitespace.
...Does anybody else feel this way?-skwire (October 30, 2012, 10:37 AM)
OK, I've been trying the latest version of Target's SUR and it works fine enough, however I have one problem, when running it under Windows 7 x64 —could not reproduce it under XP mode— when trying to run a telnet command, it fails with the following error message, even though I did install telnet in Windows 7 components, and can run the command manually.
Note : I have removed the ":" in the command line, which I should not have given as the correct syntax is "telnet target port", my bad.-ConstanceJill (October 10, 2012, 05:49 AM)
Edit : There also seems to be weird issues with running commands which require confirmation — it doesn't run the right command when confirmation is given ?_?
Thank you, that's becoming closer to what I had in mind :]
Though I really wish the buttons could have custom captions, as that would make it much easier for the user to reach the intended function.-ConstanceJill (October 08, 2012, 01:21 AM)
To Target : Hey, not bad
A few things though :
- Would it be possible to have options to prevent it from "auto-hiding" and to be able to move it without it sticking to the top edge of the desktop ?
- Though I don't have an example yet, I fear there might be issues should any command line require the text "target" (instead of the target's name) to be written within one of its commands. Or is there any syntax trick to prevent it ?
- If possible, I'd prefer to enter the target name in a field on the same window as where the buttons are, so I don't need to click "OK" in a second window to actually run the command — though that can act as a "confirmation" dialog
- I guess the window should be manually resizable, for with these default commands, the status bar is too short to display the contents of the B3 and B6 command
- should we keep the dialog box asking for the target's name, I guess it would be nice if that window also reminded somewhere of which command it will run-ConstanceJill (October 06, 2012, 07:16 AM)
Hello there :}how picky are you about graphical buttons, and where do you anticipate you would get the icons?Hmm I'm not sure I completely understand the first part.-Target (September 30, 2012, 05:15 AM)
If that means "does it absolutely have to be buttons", then well, I'd really prefer ìt to
If that means "is that mandatory that you could put icons on the buttons", then my answer is : no, though I'd prefer if it was possible — as stated in the first message, it's part of the "optional" features
About where I would get the icons : from within some .exe, .dll, .cur or .ani files. Possibly some .bmp renamed to .ico, since that seems to work fine enough under XP / 7-ConstanceJill (September 30, 2012, 06:43 AM)
but is he able to open a command window on XP? I am not able to do it without first installing a link in the right-click context menu. I have no idea how else to do it. Does he?
Computing is so hard if you're stuck with the default Windows only...-Curt (September 26, 2012, 03:51 PM)
)excelent-phitsc (September 18, 2012, 01:30 AM)
not a chance, no one here will fall for that
PS you spelt excelent wrong-Target (September 18, 2012, 01:41 AM)
Next time put a : after PS, wiil you?-eleman (September 18, 2012, 01:51 AM)
excelent-phitsc (September 18, 2012, 01:30 AM)
Hello all,
Here is what I want to achieve. I need to create around 80-90 shortcuts. I have a CSV file that is formatted as such:Code: Text [Select]
Is there a tool that can take this csv file and create shortscuts titled "Shortcut Title" and points to the "Command" executable or path?-Josh (September 12, 2012, 07:26 PM)
