nag window software

[Contro]

I am looking for a freebie to solve this similar situations :



A resident to be able to recognize an activated window and take a decision : postpone

Best Regards

[eleman]

I guess something can be done with autohotkey's #ifwinactive#.
But how, that I don't know.

[TaoPhoenix]

Nice idea Contro!

When I reboot I sometimes used to have about 4 programs that want me to register and stuff!

[Contro]

I guess something can be done with autohotkey's #ifwinactive#.
But how, that I don't know.

Perhaps a code snack.
But wait perhaps somebody knows. Because the purpose is general and configurable. Interactive response to an emerging windows and determine its class, type, properties, buttons and save the answer : continue, cancel, ......

[MilesAhead]

ClickOff seems close.

[skwire]

There is also the freeware version of PTFB (Push the Freakin' Button): http://www.majorgeeks.com/files/details/ptfb_%28push_the_freakin_button%29.html

[rjbull]

I too was going to suggest ClickOff and PTFB, but a TV program intervened    Last free version of PTFB is also here: http://www.321download.com/LastFreeware/page29.html
Latest payware version is here: http://www.ptfbpro.com/

Or, some people like RtvReco, but that's payware only.

[Contro]

ClickOff seems close.

Oh my god. I knew this. In the goldmine forum I do a consult because a nag screen appear in 01.01.2012
Just trying to localize a program I found this old information.
One technic name ClickOff. And goes well.
And for this time ClickOff goes well.

In the goldmine forum another member discover another solution hacking the main exe file gmw5.exe
I don't remember well what I do but I have reference somewhere. i think i have to edit the exe file and substitute a year. Then the snag screen was solved and i forget quickly ClickOff.
But now I have downloaded the last version from december 2012 and goes very well.

Best Regards

[Contro]

There is also the freeware version of PTFB (Push the Freakin' Button): http://www.majorgeeks.com/files/details/ptfb_%28push_the_freakin_button%29.html

I'll take a look. Best Regards

[Contro]

I too was going to suggest ClickOff and PTFB, but a TV program intervened    Last free version of PTFB is also here: http://www.321download.com/LastFreeware/page29.html
Latest payware version is here: http://www.ptfbpro.com/

Or, some people like RtvReco, but that's payware only.

Running to see.

[TaoPhoenix]

I tried PTFB today, but it was a little bumpy and didn't take care of the screen I wanted it to.
I just un-installed the offending program that I had procrastinated doing.

[Contro]

I tried PTFB today, but it was a little bumpy and didn't take care of the screen I wanted it to.
I just un-installed the offending program that I had procrastinated doing.

Try ClickOff. Is more simple for this purpose. PTFB seems more powerful.

Procrastination ? It's not your fault.
A good software gives good impression even without instructions and subject to experimentation.

[rjbull]

I tried PTFB today, but it was a little bumpy and didn't take care of the screen I wanted it to.

Which version, free, which is getting old now, or latest payware?  As I discovered PTFB first, I've never used ClickOff, but it's hard to argue with the price...  RtvReco's been briefly mentioned on DC a few times before.

Another suggestion: PowerPro, which can do this sort of thing amongst much else, if you can work out how.

@Contro:
Did you forget you already talked about ClickOff in Program to control program?

[Contro]

I tried PTFB today, but it was a little bumpy and didn't take care of the screen I wanted it to.

Which version, free, which is getting old now, or latest payware?  As I discovered PTFB first, I've never used ClickOff, but it's hard to argue with the price...  RtvReco's been briefly mentioned on DC a few times before.

Another suggestion: PowerPro, which can do this sort of thing amongst much else, if you can work out how.

@Contro:
Did you forget you already talked about ClickOff in Program to control program?

See this post please.
http://www.donationcoder.com/forum/index.php?topic=35821.0

your are right, but perhaps you may excuse my error

[rjbull]

See this post please.
http://www.donationcoder.com/forum/index.php?topic=35821.0

your are right, but perhaps you may excuse my error

But you can't memorise everything (especially as you get older).  So why not offline some of your memory, and start by searching DC?  Or use Google, or DuckDuckGo, either of which might well turn up a DC thread anyway?

[Contro]

See this post please.
http://www.donationcoder.com/forum/index.php?topic=35821.0

your are right, but perhaps you may excuse my error

But you can't memorise everything (especially as you get older).  So why not offline some of your memory, and start by searching DC?  Or use Google, or DuckDuckGo, either of which might well turn up a DC thread anyway?

DuckDuckGo is very nice except for one single point. It's not easy copy/paste to my database !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Can the solve this ?????

They have a forum for this purpose.

[Contro]

Sorry sorry is my age.....
I can select well if I try conveniently



Oh my God. And with the years this will go worst sure. !!!!!!!!!!!