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mockey_a | 1 Feb 2003 02:27
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running scripts with ".script" steals focus from menu

Hi.

When I run a script repeatedly from a timer or from event-plugin with 
a command ".script <at> label" the focus from an opened menu gets lost and 
the menu is closed every time the script is run. This doesn't seem to 
happen when I run a command list from a timer the "old way" 
with "*Script RunFile". Could this be improved?

Mockey

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alanmartin_au | 1 Feb 2003 04:55
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naughty satire part2

"Alan Claims Innocence"

I received an email kindly suggesting the "victims" 
of my jests may be offended by them. Actually my jests 
are intended to have no victims, only subjects 
- imaginary subjects at that.

I hope this boring explanation is unnecessary 
but just in case:

Similarity to any real person is very superficial.

Obviously I know very little about the real Terry, 
Dalibor, Bruce, Ergo or whoever. I just take awful 
liberties with your names and posts as seeds for 
an imagined reality.

Nobody here really thinks or writes like my cranky 
intolerant programmer character (he's like one per cent 
of Ergo on a diet of steroids and ergot). 
In such posts I don't intend to criticise any real 
person, I just play with a careless phrase, or an 
idea or event, or a wild view of our group in general. 
Ergo's phrase about housewives surprised me and I ran 
with it but there's no serious comment about Ergo himself. 

But I guess y'all knew that already.

So if you can, please enjoy.
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Ozkan Taskiran | 1 Feb 2003 06:24

Re: running scripts with ".script" steals focus from menu

Happens with event plugin. Especially with event.createms.

--- In power-pro@..., "mockey_a <mockey <at> g...>" 
<mockey@...> wrote:
> Hi.
> 
> When I run a script repeatedly from a timer or from event-plugin 
with 
> a command ".script <at> label" the focus from an opened menu gets lost 
and 
> the menu is closed every time the script is run. This doesn't seem 
to 
> happen when I run a command list from a timer the "old way" 
> with "*Script RunFile". Could this be improved?
> 
> Mockey

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Ozkan Taskiran | 1 Feb 2003 08:09

Re: naughty satire part2


I'm offended cause I read by the help of a dictionary ...

Regards,

Ozkan

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> "Alan Claims Innocence"

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Russel | 1 Feb 2003 09:51

MiscPlugin updated


MiscPlugin been updated:
    - Now supports win9x.
    - all services now supports long strings
    - Reminderui service now works for different language settings.
    - The text area of the messagebox service is now resizable to accomodate
      long strings.

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/power-pro/files/Improvements/Plug-ins_and_add-ons/MiscPlugin_v1.4.zip

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alanmartin_au | 1 Feb 2003 13:27
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Re: naughty satire part2

Ozkan, I know it is not so funny for people
who learned English as a second language.

The one about stiletto is written in very old 
English. It is based on a famous poem called
"The Rhyme of the Ancient Mariner"
in modern English "the poem of an old sailor".

That poem was written in the 19th century
but he uses English from the 17th century
and so did I.

The two by "ergot" use English like a foreigner
who learned English late in life. Sometimes they 
know many words but forget to use "a" and "the".

Maybe that is a bad thing to do, but I hope it
is ok here, like with friends. It is only play.

Kind regards, Alan

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Ozkan Taskiran | 1 Feb 2003 14:20

Re: Re: naughty satire part2

Hi Alan,

I was trying to joke. It's fun for me reading your mails.
It's better trying to understand your sentences. I like
your style. So don't feel offended <g>
Life shouldn't be only what else can I do with PowerPro.
This is not an off topic for me.

Regards,

Ozkan 

Saturday, February 1, 2003,14:27:08,alanmartin_au
<alanmartin@...> wrote :
a> Ozkan, I know it is not so funny for people
a> who learned English as a second language.

a> The one about stiletto is written in very old 
a> English. It is based on a famous poem called
a> "The Rhyme of the Ancient Mariner"
a> in modern English "the poem of an old sailor".

a> That poem was written in the 19th century
a> but he uses English from the 17th century
a> and so did I.

a> The two by "ergot" use English like a foreigner
a> who learned English late in life. Sometimes they 
a> know many words but forget to use "a" and "the".
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Terry Pinnell | 1 Feb 2003 15:51

Re: Stiletto-like plain icon bar?

On Fri, 31 Jan 2003 16:51:33 -0000, you wrote:

>Remember Stiletto? It's the predecessor to PowerPro, andI hvae been 
>unsing it until the beginning of 2003, when the alert system failed.

Same here - except I'm still using it! I spent a lot of time trying to
get PP up but ran into major problems in converting my extensive
Stiletto config, so reverted. I'm so dependent on my Stiletto
productivity aids that I really need to be sure I could get the great
majority of their equivalents running on PP in say a couple of days
before I risk it again.

What conversion technique are you using please? And your OS? (XP Home
here.)

BTW, as a very kludgy approach, I have had partial success with
entering alarms for same time and date *last* year and choosing '1
year' in the drop-down. But I've had occasional severe crashes when
doing so sometimes too!

Terry, West Sussex, UK

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Terry Pinnell | 1 Feb 2003 15:53

Re: Off-topic: endless fun

On Fri, 31 Jan 2003 20:18:23 -0200, you wrote:

>	I was not even using ResHack when it struck me: can I hack UltraEdit with
>it?
>	I CAN!
>	I can enlarge tiny squeezy dialogues, move elements around and even
>rebuild the entire menus in the menu bar to suit my taste! Woo-hoo!
>Terrific!
>	Hmmm... what else can I hack with it?

Stiletto's Alarm routine...?

Terry, West Sussex, UK

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alanmartin_au | 1 Feb 2003 16:09
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Re: Re: naughty satire part2

Hi Ozkan

O> I was trying to joke. 

oops
that's the trouble with plain text
it can be easy to misunderstand the "vibe" of 
a message so odd misunderstandings can arise
:-)
Alan

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