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thomassen
I came across this neat Virtual Desktop Manager for Vista today. Got a really simple interface with some nice subtle effects powered by the DWM. Also, the sourcecodes are available if you are interested. I'm currently running WindowBlinds and ObjectDock and none of them seem to conflict with the manager like some managers do. Check it out!
For UK cities you have to type "United Kingdom" as the language. It's very particular about the format. For instance: London, United Kingdom (works) London, UK (don't work) London, England (don't work) However, I was trying to help someone on IRC that wanted to add Stockholm, Sweden. And I found that if I went to the AccuWeather website and typed in "Stockholm, Sweden" it gave you 3 different options. http://wwwa.accuweather.com/world-city-list.asp?partner=accuweather&lo
thomassen puts on thinfoil hat. You ain't gettin my thoughts!!! whoopowhophoph!
That looks really cool. Computers are really missing out on the design part generally. So much good stuff that can be done. I made a computer case design for my final major project. loads of fun. http://workshop.thomthom.net/minimediacentre/
Went to work...
I only noticed that a couple of days ago myself.
Came across hits nice little collection of Q&A's about basic scripting on the MSDN site. Have a look. There is quite a few nice little snippets.
Great that you found a way to skin live icons. Looing forward to seeing poeple interpretation to them.
Might want to emphesize that this is a beta driver...
http://www.desktopx.info/ sounds good to me. Don't have to put much money into the intial site. Probably best to see how it goes. But a place with nice upgrade abilities. I'd be glad to help out paying for this site. I don't think it should be flooded by traffic since it's specialist site for content creators.
hm... an all DX frontend... interesting. That'd be a neat way of featuring DesktopX as well.
If we get a PHP and MySQL backend I can code the site. I allready have a few different frameworks from my own website I can adapt. As you said, bandwidth and cost is an issue, so I'm thinking a very simplisitc design. Kindof like these Web2.0 sites. The way I see it: * A reviewboard/moderator system that inspects and tests the snippets uploaded and make sure they get tagged and put in correct categories. * Users sign up to interact with the site. * Project
Ah, good point.....how do I do that? Specifically, how do I find the file and call it from wherever it is? This is what I did for my Script Manual: A default settings file is packaged with the widget which makes it availible at runtime to the gadget from the CurrentTheme folder of the widget. If there is no setting file in the same folder as the widget exe it will copy the default setting file from the CurrentTheme folder.
I wonder if it would be possible to pull code snippits from a wiki type page? or maybe i could make a web page on my CommercialGadets site where people could upload new code samples, etc. That would take some web design work, but it would also be pretty cool ah! again I dont fully read all the comments before O post. I see we're thinking something of the same here.
I'd be grateful to receive any help from you, Thomassen. I'm afraid I'll be very busy for most of today and won't have much free time. Do you think you could you apply the changes you're talking about to the widget and send it back to me so I can see what you mean? I'm a bit busy myself at the moment doing a website. I'm not in London either so I'm away from my main development machine. Might not have time until the weekend. Dunno when you plan to releas
I can help you out with a little snipped to make the code examples downloadable. Does your widget generate javascript as well?
I think the listitems are to big. will require too much scrolling. How about a button that will sync the list with an online repository maintained by the community? I plan such a function with my Script Manual. You can see it allready beeing layed out in that you can edit the references.xml file in the programs directory.
also, I'd like to test it out. send it to thom DOT t AT online DOT no
Ah. I see that the question on how to include external script files was answered. Didn't notice it when I scimmed through the page before I replied. I do like the idea that it can read all my functions into the object, but i think using the method i talked about before where you have a single object with all your functions in it, and then call them from that object. It gets compiled with the widget/gadget making external scripts not needed to be ZIPPED into th
I don't think external files are compiled into the gadget. Only if they are included in the Custom Files list of an object.
I tried using external scripts for a "functions" library, doesn't work. When you run the object.SetScript("script") it stops all further script processing in the object, and the only script to run in from the "Script" file. I tried using external scripts for a "functions" library, doesn't work. When you run the object.SetScript("script") it stops all further script processing in the object, and the only script
That list of apps can even be a powerfeature where you have to edit a .ini file to configure. But it'd be nice feature.
Yes. That'd be a very nice feature. Maybe a list of apps that will hide it if they are run?
Came gross this little app that let you take screenshot of windows and include the shadow around them on Vista systems. It got a couple of other interesting features as well.