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Hi Anand.
I do plan to update Process Tamer this year and incorporate some new features.
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Living Room / Re: Correlation is not causation
« Last post by mouser on May 10, 2014, 01:10 PM »
Fantastic find, thanks for sharing.  :up:

Every experimental scientist should be forced to keep those printed out in a book to caution them before jumping to conclusions about how variables might be related.
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Screenshot Captor / Re: Feature Request for Hotkey
« Last post by mouser on May 10, 2014, 12:56 PM »
Excellent.  I'm happy to hear requests for more such commandline functions, and I will try to make a smaller helper utility and/or support windows messages for faster triggering of these functions.
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Hi dps.

Actually in that case, the QCB is no more visible as it is displayed "outside" of the main screen and the only way to bring it back on the main screen is to connect a secondary screen, move the QCB on the main screen and close ScreenShotCaptor.

I know what you are talking about -- what I need to do at least is try to make it detect this situation and correct it.  I have code that should do this, let me put it to work in Screenshot Captor.
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I'm not following what you are trying to say -- can you elaborate?
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Just to emphasize something: Many of us on this thread are fans of using multiple partitions for the OS and data, etc. when you have a large drive (or putting them on different physical drives).  It's just that when you have a small hard drive like this, the downsides far outweigh any upsides.
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DesktopCoral / Re: DesktopCoral does not save height
« Last post by mouser on May 09, 2014, 09:33 PM »
Welcome to the site thenelson.

Ok I think this will solve your problem:  On the options tab there is a checkbox for "Hide border completely on Vista/Win7 (or set CheckBoxHideVistaBorder=1 in your ini directly).

Check that box -- I think that will prevent the standard windows border which i think is responsible for preventing the size from going below 14.

Let me know.
7808
Seem to be unanimous.

But just an aside -- your question was "what is best : to split C:/ into two partitions, or re-size (i.e. reduce) C:/ so as to free unallocated space and create a new partition?"

Now I'm not up to date on the latest partition managers -- but I have not yet seen one that will actually do your first option (split a partition into 2); every one I have ever seen all would have required you to first shrink your existing partition and then create a new one after it.
7809
I have to agree with Ath -- with only 80gb, I'd stick with one partition.  Otherwise you are *VERY* likely to find yourself a year down the road and out of space on one of your two partitions.
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Screenshot Captor / Re: Feature Request for Hotkey
« Last post by mouser on May 09, 2014, 11:50 AM »
Can you try the latest beta:

here (or portable).

And try invoking a second instance after the first is running, with commandlines:
   -ccpath  (copy current/last screenshot filepath to clipboard)
   -ccbitmap (copy current/last screenshot image bitmap to clipboard)
   -ccfile (copy current/last screenshot file to clipboard)
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General Software Discussion / Re: Ludum Dare topic for other games
« Last post by mouser on May 09, 2014, 10:04 AM »
Welcome to the site Burgerdare, it's really a great treat for us when coders stop by to talk about their projects.  :up:
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Living Room / Re: What books are you reading?
« Last post by mouser on May 09, 2014, 06:14 AM »
Uncertainty: Einstein, Heisenberg, Bohr, and the Struggle for the Soul of Science Paperback - by David Lindley
uncertainty.jpg
Fantastic read but drops the ball a bit at the end.



Quantum: A Guide for the Perplexed Paperback - by Dr. Jim Al-Khalili
quantum.jpg
Quite good so far -- tiny bit of history, mostly science.



See also my previous post on one of my favorite books about history of Quantum Physics: "Quantum: Einstein, Bohr, and the Great Debate about the Nature of Reality" by Manjit Kumar



Anyone interested in science needs to read about the history of quantum physics -- it's amazing, inspirational stuff.
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Screenshot Captor / Re: Feature Request for Hotkey
« Last post by mouser on May 08, 2014, 08:23 PM »
Well i already have code to detect second instance and pass on the commandline paramwters to the first instance.

But, you have a point and an idea -- which is to make a tiny dummy second instance exe that serves no other purpose than to pass along the commandline to the first running instance.
Not a bad idea at all -- and in fact could be done as a generic utility that would work with all of my apps..
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Screenshot Captor / Re: Feature Request for Hotkey
« Last post by mouser on May 08, 2014, 07:37 PM »
Commandline switches would be easier to code, but i fear it might introduce a delay that would be annoying for these particular functions.
Ok let me see what i can add.
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Screenshot Captor / Re: Feature Request for Hotkey
« Last post by mouser on May 08, 2014, 06:23 PM »
I have been planning to rewrite the hotkey system in SC to make it much more flexible and let user configure some custom hotkeys.. so it is on my todo list.
However, let me say this -- one EASY thing for me to add would be some commandline switches or windows-messages that would do common things like you are asking, that you could use with a standalone hotkey tool.
Do you have a standalone hotkey tool that is capable of sending windows messages to a running app?
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 :up:
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Welcome to the site ego.bizzin  :up:
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Neat  :up:
Welcome to the site, bagrify.
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Developer's Corner / Re: No .NET Framework, no problem!
« Last post by mouser on May 07, 2014, 08:06 AM »
My biggest objection to C#/.NET has always been the runtime shenanigans. So this to me is incredibly interesting, especially if the produced .exe is as small as the typical C# project output but still completely portably non runtime dependent.

I'm not so concerned with size but agree whole heartedly that there is some real pain associated with having to worry if the user has the right version of .net stuff installed, so this would be a big improvement.
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rightmouse drag is ESSENTIAL for working with large images in SC.
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I'm not following what you are saying.
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Very nice  :up:
7823
 ;D ;D ;D
7824
Anyone test the new manual scrolling capture?
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Nice idea.

One certainly could make an html viewer tool which did as you suggest, using an embedded web browser, which would be fast.

But there would also be some some use for a generic utility that showed a list of files and as you "arrowed-down" through them would cause them to be opened in another program.
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