Yes, do! I'd be curious to see it.
I realize this is many weeks late, but I finally have the new version of PRTSCR
ready to go. The documentation was in far worse shape than I remembered, so
that's what took most of my time. It's available from my web site:
http://bretjohnson.us
I meant that support for controlling PRTSCR in this way could be a part of
the PRTSCR
program, without requiring the detour via SCANCODE.
I can see where that might be desirable is some circumstances, though I
purposely decided to go with a more modular design. Having separate programs
is
But isn't it the advantage of a free operating system that there are
several alternative approaches available (often more or less
different) and the user has the freedom to pick the one that fits
best his special requirements? But before someone can make a choice
one has to know that there is
Indeed. Another interesting thing, though, is that in combination with
my SCANCODE utility, it is actually possible to automate PRTSCR.
Points for creativity, but you have to admit that actual support for
command-line (or environment variable, script) driven operation of PRTSCR
would be
Points for creativity, but you have to admit that actual support
for command-line (or environment variable, script) driven operation
of PRTSCR would be simpler, and would suffice in at least most cases.
I'm not exactly sure what you mean here. I think you can usually do what
you're talking
I meant that support for controlling PRTSCR in this way could be a part of
the PRTSCR program, without requiring the detour via SCANCODE.
Regards,
Christian
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On Wed, Jun 15, 2011 at 7:54 PM, Bret Johnson bretj...@juno.com wrote:
You can look at my PRTSCR utility which works with the PrintScreen
key, available on my web site:
http://bretjohnson.us
Oops!
There is indeed a PRTSCR utility there, but it is an older, simpler version
that doesn't
On Mon, 13 Jun 2011 22:43:00 Eric Auer wrote:
For those who read mails but do not follow all URLs,
and to already give some feedback and plug ads for
similar tools, DOSUTILS contains:
First of all thank you for your feed back. Though i think some additional
comments could be useful :-)
Hi!
RPN - perform integer calculations
If you need floating point: The 1024 byte(!) calc387.com will be
fun for you. For example Rugxulo's Ruffidea distro contains a copy
of the tool :-)
True, RPN can't do floating point. And even though it can be used
interactively, its main purpose
SCRDUMP - a utility to dump parts of the screen to a file
With a hotkey as TSR, I assume?
Nope. Again this utility is most useful within batch files (e.g.
autoexec.bat). Typically it is called twice, once before and a second
time right after the command whichs output is to be copied to a
You can look at my PRTSCR utility which works with the PrintScreen
key, available on my web site:
http://bretjohnson.us
Oops!
There is indeed a PRTSCR utility there, but it is an older, simpler version
that doesn't have all of the features I mentioned. The version with all of the
new
Hi!
For those who read mails but do not follow all URLs,
and to already give some feedback and plug ads for
similar tools, DOSUTILS contains:
ASKECHO - prompt for user input
Note that FreeCOM command.com has a special SET for this.
TIMESTMP - write date/time in a very flexibly
I just want to announce a new release of my DOSUTILS package. Besides some
minor improvements to already existing utilities it features two aditional
programs. One of them is a rather versatile forms program intended as user
interface for batch procedures (e.g. configuration scripts) but it can
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