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. Nevertheless, it kind of feels good 
Is there a way to set the due date at the same time as creating the task? Or must you create the task and then find the task to set up the due date?Hi Saturday24
I know how to set up the tag at the same time as setting up the task... for example:
rtm add task do something /tag:whatever
Ideas?-Saturday24 (May 18, 2010, 02:43 PM)
Turns out I actually do link propsys.lib so I can use the PSFormatForDisplay function. Although the API help states Windows Vista to be the minimum supported OS I am actually very positive that the plugin runs just fine on my Windows XP machine Maybe because I installed WDS 3.0 separately. Or maybe because I have Visual Studio and Platform SDK installed.
. And thanks to ecaradec for the hint . @phitsc If this is a visual studio project : Sometimes includes can add libraries. You may try to add propsys.lib to "ignore default libraries" in project properties under configuration properties/linker/input/ignore specific library to force visual to not include it. If it can't link you'll know the name of the function and probably why it is included...Ok, thanks for the hint ecaradec. I'll check that.-ecaradec (May 05, 2010, 01:42 AM)
I tried to reproduce it but got the propsys.dll error on Windows XP Pro SP3. The dependency come from FARRWindowsSearch. I tried to add the propsys.dll into the plugin folder but it crash. It isn't very surprising since it is a vista dll. Did you link to propsys ? Or compile for vista which may have add dependencies to vista dll ?I did neither. The plugin is running fine here on my Windows XP machine. I'm afraid I still have no idea where this propsys problem on some PCs is coming from.-ecaradec (May 04, 2010, 01:53 AM)
It's not forgotten. Actually, Perry and me (well, mostly PerryReasoning:Hmm...
While FARRWebMetaSearch is a great idea, the purpose of this plugin is to use an offline version to eliminate the requirement of internet access.-Codebyte (April 27, 2010, 09:28 AM)
https://www.donation....msg194731#msg194731
phitsc?-ewemoa (April 28, 2010, 09:09 AM)
) have been working on a specification for a much improved version of FARR WMS. Unfortunately, when Perry went on his Lenten Journey (note: when, not because) my motivation to work on the project has gone down considerably (for various reasons. well, if you want to know , the two main ones probably being that I'll be working for a different company soon (which gives much to be finished in the old one), and that apart from Perry, no one seemed to be particularly interest in the plugin. A third one just comes to mind: the new specification makes this plugin not only much more powerful, but also quite a bit more complex.). I'm sure I'm going to pick it up again though, if only for all the work Perry and I (well, mostly Perry) have put into it already.phitsc, mouser recently brought up the idea of a general-purpose chm search tool, and we came across:I've installed this and let Windows Search index a directory with a chm file. It doesn't seem to work, not even using the Windows Search Deskbar.
http://www.citeknet....abid/64/Default.aspx
Do you think that this IFilter (or something similar) combined with your Windows Search plugin might result in anything interesting?-ewemoa (April 26, 2010, 04:11 PM)
This plugin would be EXTREMELY popular in my honest opinion. It will add alot more functionality to FARR (as if FARR doesn't already have enough functionality - thanks mouserExactly what I thought about my own plugins-Codebyte (April 27, 2010, 09:28 AM)
phitsc, mouser recently brought up the idea of a general-purpose chm search tool, and we came across:Looks useful. Did one of you guys check if it already works with FARR WS? I didn't know about IFilters, so thanks for the hint
http://www.citeknet....abid/64/Default.aspx
Do you think that this IFilter (or something similar) combined with your Windows Search plugin might result in anything interesting?-ewemoa (April 26, 2010, 04:11 PM)
That sounds more likely. You mentioned two different exceptions though. So the other one could still be a FarrWindowsSearch problem.hi phitsc,FarrWindowsSearch does not use the fscript.dll
I know this isn't a precise indication, but farr seems to track the problem to fscript.dll (in the \FSubScript folder). That's what a dialog says when farr is restarted.
I already updated the fscript.dll (all of them, in all plugins folders) to version 1.9.0.0 (the last one, it seems). Maybe should I downgrade to a previous version.
What version do you use?
Thanks!-Armando (April 10, 2010, 02:02 PM)-phitsc (April 26, 2010, 06:38 AM)
Maybe a conflict with another plugin using fscript.dll-Armando (April 26, 2010, 12:02 PM)
hello, is it possible to also display results from network folders? i do have all my network drives indexed in the windows search and they display like a charm, however when i use the plugin in farr, i do get only local results.I'll check.-bonten1 (April 26, 2010, 02:11 AM)
hi phitsc,FarrWindowsSearch does not use the fscript.dll
I know this isn't a precise indication, but farr seems to track the problem to fscript.dll (in the \FSubScript folder). That's what a dialog says when farr is restarted.
I already updated the fscript.dll (all of them, in all plugins folders) to version 1.9.0.0 (the last one, it seems). Maybe should I downgrade to a previous version.
What version do you use?
Thanks!-Armando (April 10, 2010, 02:02 PM)
... I needed Google search (strange that nobody has asked for that yet?), especially with calculator and converter support - that is, I wanted to be able to input "50 eur in usd" and get the answer from Google. "50 km in miles" works too. ...The reason for this is that there's s.newave's GooglePlus plugin that covers google search (and in a very sophisticated way). Not sure if it can do conversions and stuff though.-Alien282 (April 24, 2010, 06:27 PM)
It is perhaps beyond my current AHK capabilities to quickly implement your suggestions -- however, I now have more motivation to learn about how these things might be doneI wasn't suggesting that my suggestion could be implemented quickly-ewemoa (March 02, 2010, 10:02 AM)
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