4 Apr 2006 01:44
do powerpro suppport third language in *key
I try *key in chinese,but the output cant show correctly PowerPro can be found here: http://www.ppro.org/ and here: http://ppro.pcrei.com/
I try *key in chinese,but the output cant show correctly PowerPro can be found here: http://www.ppro.org/ and here: http://ppro.pcrei.com/
Can you help me? I have used the "Configure Key/Mouse" dialog and am familiar with the basics of PP. QUESTION = How can I config PP to play a warning sound if I have pressed the "delete" key to delete a file with a ! in the file name? Thank you for your help. Warra PS: If possible the ! would be only in the 2nd to last position of the filename (which would have an additional 3 character extension). PowerPro can be found here: http://www.ppro.org/ and here: http://ppro.pcrei.com/
I need delete files in c:\temp, but older 7 days. In c:\temp and subfolders (unknown name). What this make? PowerPro can be found here: http://www.ppro.org/ and here: http://ppro.pcrei.com/
> Can you help me? I have used the "Configure Key/Mouse" dialog and am > familiar with the basics of PP. > > > QUESTION = How can I config PP to play a warning sound if I have > pressed the "delete" key to delete a file with a ! in the file name? I don't think it's possible to find out what file you have selected in an explorer menu (windows doesn't offer that mechanism). If you wanted to make a command in the explorer context menu, then you could run whatever file(s) you have selected thru the logic processing you want. David Troesch | Atlanta, GA | ICQ# 2333123 Those who would give up their liberty for security deserve neither. Funstuff: If it wasnt for C, we would be using BASI, PASAL, LIPPER and OBOL! PowerPro can be found here: http://www.ppro.org/ and here: http://ppro.pcrei.com/
> I need delete files in c:\temp, but older 7 days. In c:\temp and > subfolders (unknown name). What this make? This is above beginners level, you might have better luck asking in the main powerpro group. You're going to have to load all the file names in the folder into a variable with file.listfiles and then use a for() loop to decide if you want them deleted or not. Below is a script I use with lots of other logic in it that might help you for an example. If you just want to clean temp files from your temp directory, you don't have to put all the date logic into the script. If a file is in use, you won't be able to delete it. Otherwise let it be cleaned. I have this in a .bat file that triggers every week via a timer: rd /s /q %Temp%\ rd /s /q %WinDir%\temp\ rd /s /q "%UserProfile%\Local Settings\Temp\" del %WinDir%\*.tmp del %WinDir%\memory.dmp David Troesch | Atlanta, GA | ICQ# 2333123 Protect your privacy rights. http://www.eff.org Funstuff: If you try to fail, and succeed, which have you done? ------------------- <at> rs_rename local onames, nnames, _lines_, i onames = File.ListFiles(?"c:\My Documents\My Music\Radioshark\*.wma")(Continue reading)
>> Can you help me? I have used the "Configure Key/Mouse" dialog >> and am familiar with the basics of PP. >> >> >> QUESTION = How can I config PP to play a warning sound if I >> have pressed the "delete" key to delete a file with a ! in the >> file name? On 05 Apr 2006, <davidt.pproyg <at> public.gmane.org> wrote: > > I don't think it's possible to find out what file you have > selected in an explorer menu (windows doesn't offer that > mechanism). If you wanted to make a command in the explorer > context menu, then you could run whatever file(s) you have > selected thru the logic processing you want. I know that in the registry I can use "%L" (without the quotes) to specify the full path name and file name of an item. Maybe this is an area which a Windows technical person knows more about? PowerPro can be found here: http://www.ppro.org/ and here: http://ppro.pcrei.com/
Hello, I want to ask what i should fill in "enter browser name" line e.g. i want to set ie as default browser, should i enter the name "ie" thx PowerPro can be found here: http://www.ppro.org/ and here: http://ppro.pcrei.com/
> Hello,
> I want to ask what i should fill in "enter browser name" line
> e.g. i want to set ie as default browser, should i enter the name "ie"
You only have to use this function if you are using the browserurl function
in powerpro, and you want a browser other than your windows default browser
to be opening urls.
If you're using that, and want to force ie windows to open for any urls (you
currently use firefox, opera, maxthon, moxilla etc as your default browser)
called from within powerpro then you'd use
*Exec SetBrowser Iexplore
Or
Exec.setbrowser("iexplore")
David Troesch | Atlanta, GA | ICQ# 2333123
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Funstuff: In todays world, anyone who is not confused just isn't thinking
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and here: http://ppro.pcrei.com/
Somewhere in my PowerPro is the dfinition for a popup menu when I press CTRL+SHIFT+S. I can't find where this is defined because I want to disable it. The popup menu has the entries: author email clipboard sample insert autoexec.bat special keys Can some one please advise how to disable this PowerPro popup and how to regain control of CTRL+SHIFT+S which I want to use for something else. PowerPro can be found here: http://www.ppro.org/ and here: http://ppro.pcrei.com/
Open up Powerpro Config (pproconf.exe) and select the "Key/Mouse" tab. You can click on the top of either "Mod" or "Key/Mouse" columns to sort by modifier key or main keys. From there it should be easy to find the hotkey. It appears you have it set up to trigger either your macros or snippets. --- In powerpro-beginners@..., Warra <warapoje <at> ...> wrote: > > Somewhere in my PowerPro is the dfinition for a popup menu when I > press CTRL+SHIFT+S. > > I can't find where this is defined because I want to disable it. > > The popup menu has the entries: > > author > email > clipboard sample > insert autoexec.bat > special keys > > Can some one please advise how to disable this PowerPro popup and how > to regain control of CTRL+SHIFT+S which I want to use for something > else. > PowerPro can be found here: http://www.ppro.org/ and here: http://ppro.pcrei.com/
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