a simple
plain text version of the FAQ would be easier to maintain/search/etc. for
everyone. Thoughts?
Glenn
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Sent: Thursday, April 25, 2002 11:18 AM
Subject: Re: [DQSD-Users] FAQs
John,
It looks fine. Some
Dan,That is certainly something that should go in the FAQ. I
have never been able to get autocomplete to work consistently, so I just turned
it off. Not sure what all its idiosyncrasies are.Glenn
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Subject: Re: [DQSD-Users] FAQs
I like the HTML better too, I think. I don't think we should start
distributing the FAQ. This is a search a internet-centric app, that 99%
of
the time
I changed the search.css stylesheet so that the helpboxDescColumn style
wasn't needed. This makes the HTML in the description tag a lot more
concise.
I also changed the labels to use a single DIV tag instead of A/BR/. I
can change this back if necessary, but was there some reason an A tag was
I'm almost certain that localaliases.txt is the only user preference file
installed. It was installed simply to give some examples of usage.
Probably is a good idea to at least drop empty copies of the other user
preference files in a fresh install, with just some comments at the top
explaining
test - pls disregard
into localprefs because they are all already
there, just commented out. The preferences.js file would become a simple
list without any commenting like aliases.txt, its only purpose to set
the default values.
Ryan
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http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=42081release_id=87459
As always, testing/feedback are appreciated.
Changes:
- Default for calendar set back to right-click
- New dnsstuff.com search, dns
- Changes/fixes for temperature converter search, temp
- Mods to allow category and
I
added a fix for this, if someone wants to test it. There's a new
DQSDTools.dll attached to the tracker item:
http://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php?func=detailaid=553269group_id=42081atid=432066
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Sent: Sunday, May 19, 2002 5:55 PM
To: Dave's Quick Search Group
Subject: [DQSD-Users] working on FAQs
hey all! i'm working on FAQs a bit again.
two questions for the group...
1. can
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Posting shouldn't be restricted to just list members (I just tested it from
a non-subscribed address, and it worked).
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What
version are you running? Version 2.5.7 had this bug. It was fixed in
the first 2.5.8 beta. Here's a reference to the
problem...
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/dqsdd/message/1456
...sounds like we need to release a 2.5.8.
(Probably should have a released a 2.5.7.1 with this bug fix.)
I didn't know anything about xteq... pretty interesting.
Here's what I'm thinking right now...
- have an extensions subdirectory
- in the extensions subdir have a single .xml for each extension
- any extraneous files needed by the extension would be in a subdir of the
extensions subdir.
- at
Sounds good to me.. The extensions could be bundled as
self-extracting zip archives, making them easy to overlay
into the DQSD tree. (provided the user can specify where
this is, I dont have DQSD installed in C:\program files\..)
I thought so too, but I'm not sure this is possible with
Sounds good. But can these XML files contain all the functionality needed
(or links to the files that contain the functionality needed)? What I
mean
is this... can the XML files contain links to the other files (like .js
files)?
I think so. Currently our search XML files typically only
alburt instine
does nothing. well it does something as i
can see traffic go across my network connection and the DQSD text area gets
cleared. any help?
thanks,
JB
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Sent: Monday, June 03, 2002 8:13
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Subject: RE: [DQSD-Users] googlespell
add-on
Right, that's the way I've set it up now. The subdirectory and
the XML file need to have
ran the install. still does
nothing (same as before).
JB
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Subject: Re: [DQSD-Users] googlespell
add-on
It should show up
: Re: [DQSD-Users]
googlespell add-on
Nice!
thanks,
JB
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Carr
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Sent: Monday, June 03, 2002 1:27
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Subject: Re: [DQSD-Users] googlespell
add-on
Here's another
That's a really good question and people have differing opinions.
My opinion is that when a new feature is not really a search, and/or it requires
more than just a single XML file, and/or it doesn't have general appeal (i.e.,
not many will use it) it should be an optional add-on.
The
The googlespell gets the wsdl file from Google's site, not
locally(I couldn't get it to work using the local wsdl). And, it's
running in the context of the explorer.exe which controls the desktop
andtaskbar. Not sure ifit's possible to change
this.
Now this works
! One small drawback
It pulls it from the
registry where DQSD puts it during an install. Checkout the
googlespell.nsi script.
Glenn, I downloaded
executed the exe, it installs finelyin the right directory (how
does the NSIS fetch its name BTW ?)
The parse is bailing on the ampersand () in the comment. Change the
ampersand to ' and ' (or whatever). Also, the input tags aren't closed.
Change them to input ... / and it will parse.
An easy way to check this is to open the .XML file in IE. It will usually
show any problems and where they
John,
At first I thought the problem was with the path
in the 'src' attribute of the script/ block. But, even if the path
is correct ("addons/clc/calculate.js") it wouldn't load. Then I realized
that the script in loader.js was just doing an eval on the contents of the
script/ tag which in
Sarah,
Here is something to try...
- startup a command prompt and enter:
regsvr32 C:\Program Files\Quick Search Deskbar\dqsdt258.dll
- It should say something like DllRegisterServer in dqsdt258.dll
succeeded.
- Then logout and login.
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Will,
Thanks for initiating this discussion. It's been due for a while. My
comments below...
DQSD is difficult to install. There are a lot of reports of problems,
and
as far as I can see, they're nearly always caused by a failure to get the
right version of the ActiveX DLL installed and
At 07:53 06/06/2002 -0500, you wrote:
I always thought the DLL version numbers (and file name) were
supposed to be incremented each time a version is released. If this
is happens, will a file-lock problem exist? A new DLL filename with
a new version could be registered and the old in-use
It might well be that the installer ought to insist (well, nearly) on this
in certain circumstances.
I'd agree with that. I'm sure that NSIS probably has script code to suggest
and initiate a reboot as a final step in the install.
Cool. Thanks for diving into this.
One minor thing that I noticed that Dave was pretty insistent about using 2
spaces for indentation (no tabs) in the script files.
(I use textpad (www.textpad.com) for editing script files which makes it
very easy to change indentation to spaces.)
;) I understand.
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Sent: Friday, June 07, 2002 8:29 AM
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Subject: RE: [DQSD-Users] Now I've really done it
At 07:46 07/06/2002 -0500, you wrote:
One minor thing
Maybe we should put the DQSDTools binary into CVS so that the developers
who don't work on the DLL can get it without waiting for another
build. That's one for Glen/Dave to decide, really.
Yeah, thought about that. That's one of the reasons for adding new beta
releases. I've had some
I did think CVS was supposed to do binaries OK, but who knows with these
strange unix things?
I think it's just a problem when trying to download it through the
SourceForge browser UI. CVS probably does just fine.
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You guys might take a look at the change log to see if I've omitted
anything.
http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=42081release_id=90584
Change Log:
http://sourceforge.net/project/shownotes.php?release_id=90584
One minor thing that I noticed that Dave was pretty insistent about using
2
spaces for indentation (no tabs) in the script files.
I went ahead and changed these files and updated the beta 9 release.
I'll try and behave in future, but I won't be adding further to my
excessively large
Oops! My mistake. googletrans.xml shouldn't be in there (yet?). I've
updatded the package.
http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=42081release_id=90584
I'm getting error about
Unable to load search from searches\googletrans.xml: Whitespace is not
allowed at this location.
- Is it possible to make all searches open in a maximized browser
window? Someone else mentioned this earlier today, but I wanted to say
that I am also highly in favour of this, if it is possible. (I did try
to make some changes to search.htm to see if I could get this working on
my own, but
Oh well indeed. I'm breaking about half of those rules. Let's see if he
backs my code out.
Will
Well, I assumed that was only for the script. I'm using tabs set at 4 for
C++ code (which is the MS way).
(Jon, Any chance we could get that note about the style guidelines in the
FAQ?)
Fixed and checked in (categoryExpander.htc)
Ah.. I had pulled down a few searches from Peter Heath's page -
http://www.metrocast.net/~peteh/toolbar.html.. sorry about that..
anyway...
the intent of the posting was to point out what appears to be a bug in the
enabled search counters when
Sarah,
Are you entering the searches with a menu selection or by typing a shortcut?
I think they are only updated when the searches are selected from the menu
(which could be changed/fixed).
Glenn
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should we consider pulling beta 9 for a bit?
I don't think so - there's no point in beta-ing it if you don't use the
feedback to find the bugs. b8 is available for download if people can't
use b9.
Agreed.
I've got some more clues... The VersionIsCorrect method appears to be not
handling
Do you mean an Icon as well as an Emblem ?
No, just a logo for coffee cups, shirts, etc.
I'd like to have access to the COMMAND window and/or be able to type DOS
commands directly in the window. Is that a good idea or is there a better
way ? Should I define a short cut on the normal taskbar
From: John W. Bairen, Jr. [EMAIL PROTECTED]
cp|run control|Control Panel
Cool.. .hadn't thought of that.
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I'm probably being just stupid, but I cannot make the hotkey work without
using the Windows key. Can you give me an example that works for you? Has
anyone else tried this?
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before.
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From: Will Dean [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Friday, June 21, 2002 3:27 PM
Subject: Re: [DQSD-Users] example of a hot key without using the Windows
key?
At 13:30
http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=42081release_id=96175
Changes:
* Added confirmation dialog when initially installing
* Added check for minimum required version of IE (5.5)
* Bug fix: [566007] - help file lists alias with 2 searches
* Bug fix: [572000] - possible fix for
Mary,
What version of DQSD are you using? Can you send a screenshot?
Thanks,
Glenn
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From: Mary Branscombe [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Monday, June 24, 2002 8:12 AM
Subject: [DQSD-Users] customising the look of the deskbar
Hi; I'm very impressed
Mary,
Thanks for the shot (attached). I'd echo what Will said. Here's an old
message that shows some colors for the default XP install (I guess, not
using it):
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/dqsdd/message/332
*Don't modify* preferences.js as this message pertained to 2.5.2 or earlier.
As Will
Sarah,
Could you zip up your local files and drop them on the list so we can take a
look?
Thanks,
Glenn
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From: Sarah Sweeney [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, June 25, 2002 11:41 AM
Subject: RE: [DQSD-Users] error with beta 13
I moved my
Tim,
Sorry this didn't make it in to the last release. We just overlooked it.
It's in CVS now and will be in the next release.
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Sent: Friday, June 07, 2002 2:12 PM
Subject: [DQSD-Users] Yahoo Yellow Pages
I
An error ([objct Error]/Object expected) occurred while trying to run
the search goo()
I'm not sure where 'goo()' comes from - perhaps an older version?
That's correct.
Have you have older copies of DQSD installed on your machine? Do you
perhaps have a local preferences file which
Chris Duguid wrote:
Anyone have any suggestions for getting the final category
to work on entries in localaliases.txt?
Chris,
I have checked in a fix for this. Grab the latest loader.js from CVS or
change the line (~288) that looks like this:
arguments.length = 2 ? category :
David,
localsearch.css is an optional file that you need to create, which can
have any of the style selectors in search.css. The easiest way may be to
copy search.css to localsearch.css as a starting point.
Glenn
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Joshua,
When you type ? qsfind in the searchbar, what do you see? You should see
a popup window describing the qsfind command. I'm thinking those popup
windows required 5.5.
Glenn
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I tried also âéôîûêäÄëËÏïöÖ
Is that 'Tarzan Day'?
Will
good one... :)
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Actually, the comma is also defined as a prefix/suffix to search google
groups...
crest toothpaste,
I probably I use this search more than any other (that is, google groups,
not crest toothpaste)
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To: DQSD, Developers SF
New Page 1So, as one step before changing this to a moderated list, I'm
restricting this to members only to avoid this stuff.
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Sent: Monday, July 22, 2002 11:05 AM
Subject: [DQSD-Users]
Andrew,
Thanks! It will be in the next release.
Glenn
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Sent: Monday, July 22, 2002 4:44 PM
Subject: [DQSD-Users] My first contribution - a new search
Hi Dave and everyone,
I'm really amazed at how great your
Thanks Andrew. It will be in the next release.
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Darn, my last message didn't get
Without digging into this, I'm almost sure it won't work. I.e.,
'cmd' won't be sub'd for 'command %s'. I'd just suggest doing
this:
cmd|run cmd/k %s|run cmd
dir|run cmd/k dir "%s"|run dir
(substitute cmd for command on 95/98/ME)
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Marshall,
Is there an url for 'freshstuff'? What does it do? (I.e., I can't find any
information about what you are referring to.)
Glenn
I wonder if someone could modify the gg search to include a /fresh switch
(or some such) that would divert to FreshStuff to do a Google
search. Right
Joey,
Check the current jdk search...
http://cvs.sourceforge.net/cgi-bin/viewcvs.cgi/*checkout*/dqsd/dqsd/searches/jdk.xml
...to see if you can modify it instead of adding
another related search. I haven't looked at either closely enough to know
if they could be merged, but it's a
I put together a Project Gutenberg/Public Domain book (pg) search for
possible inclusion with DQSD. It might not be too clean, I'm sorta new
to javascript, but I tried ; ). Enjoy.
usage: pg book title [/author] [{/reader | /dmoz}]
/author makes it use book author instead of title. Can be
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Try sams microsoft.com in the toolbar. It does an
address 'dig' and a traceroute
Ben,
try using atm as your search as there is already a search for atomica.
ex:
atm lepton
Doh! Sorry 'bout that -- no need for the : shortcut described in the
earlier note. If you (and I) can remember, type ? atomica in the search
box to see if there is an existing search. (I actually
CVS has been quiet for a while now. Here are the latest bits...
http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=42081release_id=10477
6
-- What's new for 3.0.0.24 (beta)
New Searches
* rfc - search the Internet RFC/STD/FYI/BCP Archives (from Joey Lesh)
* cp - search for CodeProject, a
match multiple
search patterns. One possible solution is to have the a preference variable
define the order of the searches:
patternDetectionOrder = { phone, calc };
Not sure how or if this would work though.
Any thoughts? Is this worth doing?
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From: Glenn Carr [EMAIL
As it relates to DQSD, I've found the DQSD direction to
be focused on pure searching. I maintain a separate build
of DQSD with an add-on I wrote that I call Snippets.
Snippets allow you to save chunks of web pages (without
knowing HTML). When I introduced it originally, some felt
it was
this thread got me thinking: would it be possible to have
searches simply
query the web and return the results in the search window?
It can be done, especially if the search is available as a web service -
i.e., the search results come back in XML (SOAP, XML-RPC, etc.) But,
parsing the
I just noticed that the Open references are not in DQSD yet. I've
attached the files for Wikipedia and Nupedia searches. The wizard makes
it a breeze! Thanks.
Thanks. I made a couple of small changes to these and they'll be in the
next release.
Is there going to be any limiting factor on
I find the product quite enticing, but I do NOT use IE, UNDER ANY
CIRCUMSTANCES. :)
Unless you are using a non-MS OS or an MS OS earlier than Windows 3.1 and
possibly Win95, you've paid your Microsoft tax like most of us and you _are_
using IE. Sorry to disappoint you.
If you aren't using an
Thad,
I've checked in your dictionarypop add-on, and I took the liberty of moving your
code that displayed the popup in googlespell and dictionarypop to defer_tools.js
in the core files. I'll make a build the install .exe for dictionarypop
sometime tonight.
I also checked in pinp.xml so it
Delores,
There should be a little 'handle' to the left of
the word 'Search'. Try grabbing that and dragging it to the left. It
should cause the search bar to resize to show the clock/search
field.
Glenn
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Thad wrote:
I think we should still leave in the old way of responding
to a misspelled word in GS as well, just for c/p. I noticed
you removed that line from my revision of GS. Was that accidental?
document.deff.q.value = sSuggestedSpelling;
not accidental, but probably a mistake
Kwang,
What is your 'launchmode' set to? Along with setting reuseBrowserWindowMode
to 1, try setting launchmode to 0.
Glenn
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Sent: Monday, August 26, 2002 11:53 PM
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Do we have to have the legal disclaimer in the popup results? If the info
is absolutely required can it at least be collapsed to a link or something??
Its pretty annoying IMO...
I agree. It's returned in the results, so it would take some DOM parsing to
hide it.
Hey Andy,
We didn't get your attachments. Can you
send them again?
Thanks,
Glenn
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From:
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To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, August 29, 2002 11:30
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Subject: [DQSD-Users] RE: Welcome to the
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Bob,
What version of the OS and IE are you using?
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From: Bob Ulius
To: DQSD
Sent: Thursday, August 29, 2002 1:41 PM
Subject: [DQSD-Users] Help! 3.1
Hi there,
Just upgraded to 3.1. Now, after using DQSD once or twice, I crash Explorer at :
EXPLORER caused a
actually, i've never been able to get googlespell to work. i have the
google license key entered using the syntax below but always get the same
error message when attempting to use it: Error executing web service.
Client, Service unavailable null.
any idea what i might be doing wrong here?
Hmm it looks like the latest 3.1 didnt include Glenns change to remove the
disclaimer text from the dictionary popup add-on..
Monty
The dictionarypop didn't (shouldn't?) get distributed with the DQSD 3.1 install.
It is in its own install since it is an add-on. I'll try to build the updated
MLL wrote:
Hi Glenn,
Hey.
I've been using it : it works fine !
Great.
3 comments :
- the indentation for the created break lines is wrong
(they're 5 chars ahead of the case instead of 2)
Oops. Thanks.
- it would be great, if possible, to have some editing
functions in the textbox
I upgraded, but can't reboot for some time. Tried alternatives :
logoff/logon, kill all instances of explorer.exe, but no avail.
Is there any tricky way of the new search wizard to be
incorporated into IE ?
- Shutdown all instances of IE
- In the Search Wizard subdirectory, rename
First feedback : maybe you should include a more complete
skeleton for the description field. Something like :
description
Type your description here.br/
div class=helpboxDescLabelsExample:/div
table class=helpboxDescTable
trtdtype your example here/td/tr
/table
I chose not to do that, but there is a comment _if_ a field has been selected:
// The wizard assigned the search string to this form field value because
// this field was the active element when the search file was generated.
// Change this to args.q if the search string is
Paul,
I'm guessing that IE has made itself the default browser again. It looks
like there's an option in CB (http://www.crazybrowser.com/faq.htm) to reset
it as the default browser. If that doesn't work, Monty posted a message not
to long ago about setting/checking your default browser
You're welcome. (I'm cc'ing this to the users list in case others encounter a
similar problem.)
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To: Glenn Carr [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, September 25, 2002 8:35 AM
Subject: Re: [DQSD-Devel] [ dqsd-Bugs-614002
OK. not sure I get this, but admit it... you're addicted to it, admit
it. Just see how long you last without it. ;)
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Sent: Sunday, September 29, 2002 10:30 PM
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I just realized this is already in place. When I add this line to my
localaliases.txt...
word|run winword|Microsoft Word|Start Microsoft Word|Office
...the menu item is put in a category, 'Office'
- Should the category being set in the localaliases.txt file be used
in building the menu,
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I just realized this is already in place. When I add this line to my
localaliases.txt...
word|run winword|Microsoft
The following should all be on the same line (no wrapping)...
word|run winword|Microsoft Word|Start Microsoft
Word|Office|subcategory1,subcategory1
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Well said, Will.
Paul,
A strong second to Will's response -- be grateful for this free tool or don't
use it, or better yet, fix or make it better.
(Do you really think that we are not fixing this just to punish users like
yourself? Dude, it's not personal... get a grip on reality.)
If this
Something I noticed though, when I went to dqsd.net to get the update,
was that the information there about the search wizard says that the
latest version is 0.7, but really it is 0.9.1.
My apologies. I haven't kept the site up-to-date with the latest build.
I'll probably do it when I
Title: Message
Hey
Darren,
Thanks, but someone had already added a /news switch to the gg
search. Type gg ? to see if it's in your release. If not, grab the
latest release.
Later,
Glenn
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- How does it not work? What are errors are
you getting?
- What version of the bar are you
using?
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Sent: Tuesday, October 22, 2002 8:56
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Subject: [DQSD-Users] Help
I love daves tool bar but
I would love to be able to launch my Mozilla Calendar
when I click on a day.
Thanx,
Jim
Jim,
Here's a half-baked solution. Add this function to calendar.js:
function mozillacal(dat)
{
// TODO - find out how to open at a particular date
openDocument(mozilla.exe -calendar);
}
using command line
Date: Fri, 25 Oct 2002 13:00:54 +
This is currently not possible. You can file a bug on it as a feature
request in bugzilla if you like.
The browser does something similar to pass in a URL to start with.
Mike
Glenn Carr wrote:
Is there any way currently to specify
AM
Subject: RE: [DQSD-Users] Re: Calendar
OTHER THAN Yahoo!
Kinda related but not related, is there a way to activate a
current instance of Outlook for the calendar, instead of opening up a new
window?
-Original Message- From: Glenn
Carr [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED
Harry,
Great! I've checked in your changes. Thanks for your help
Glenn
-Original Message-
From: Harry-Anton Talvik [mailto:harry-anton;gmx.net]
Sent: Sunday, November 03, 2002 5:42 PM
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Subject: dqsd: updates to calendar. Translations. 1
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