Question Ok you guys decide next one ( SpeedGuide.net Broadband Community General Discussion Board )
Updated: 2008-11-20 18:10:02 (18) |
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Ok you guys decide next one
Which one of the Dos apps I have made would you like to have with a GUI, and buttons to click instead of a Dos menu and arrow key controls.
I'll make it my next project.
Norm
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Ok you guys decide next one
the clear cache or clearback, essentially the same script..I use it all the time
Chris
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Ok you guys decide next one
You mean this one
1 = Clear Temporary Internet Files
2 = Clear Recent Documents Cache
3 = Clear History
4 = Clear Cookies
5 = Clear Temp and TMP files
6 = Clear ALL (Except Prefetch)
7 = Clear Prefetch Cache
8 = Back to Main Menu
9 = EXIT
Norm
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Ok you guys decide next one
Why use a keyboard, voice activation is 18 years and running microsoft
Mad_Haggis
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ASCII(II=2) 65=a ytk
I'm a poet and did not know it
Mad_Haggis
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Originally Posted by Norm
You mean this one
1 = Clear Temporary Internet Files
2 = Clear Recent Documents Cache
3 = Clear History
4 = Clear Cookies
5 = Clear Temp and TMP files
6 = Clear ALL (Except Prefetch)
7 = Clear Prefetch Cache
8 = Back to Main Menu
9 = EXIT
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Yup, that one
Very handy
And would there be a way to tell it to leave certain cookies alone and not delete them.
Such as my online banking cookie.
Its a pain to keep putting my card number back in
Chris
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Hows this Chris?
Download Here
It runs a setup file and puts a shortcut into the start>programs menu.
btw - I don't think clearing your cookies effects your web logind and password generation Chris. That's usually handled by web form in IE. Thing is once you say NO to saving a particular password, it is a pain getting IE ask again. Better off not letting windows handle your banking password anyway, it can be easily stolen.
Norm
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Ok you guys decide next one
Norm rocks!!!
Thanks!!
downhill
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Ok you guys decide next one
Norm,
You're one of the good ones.
david
nepenthe
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Originally Posted by Norm
Hows this Chris?
Download Here
It runs a setup file and puts a shortcut into the start>programs menu.
btw - I don't think clearing your cookies effects your web logind and password generation Chris. That's usually handled by web form in IE. Thing is once you say NO to saving a particular password, it is a pain getting IE ask again. Better off not letting windows handle your banking password anyway, it can be easily stolen. |
Saaaaweet.
Nice
Chris
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Ok you guys decide next one
Just so you guys know what's up.....
This is basically the same program as my Dos batch file called clearcache. Only difference is it has a GUI. When you select a choice, it runs a batch file hidden from view.
It also needs the dot net framework installed to run.
Also, it will not always clear files if another program has them locked. It works well on a default windows install, but sometimes other installed programs will not allow access to the temp files or other cached files.
Every time it deletes ANY of the choices made, it will shutdown explorer.exe and iexplore.exe (the 2 main cache file lockers), then restart explorer.exe.
To have it work optimally, I would close down all unecessary services, programs, and opened windows before running it.
Next?
Anyone else want one of my old batch files converted to provide a GUI?
Norm
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Originally Posted by Norm
Just so you guys know what's up.....
This is basically the same program as my Dos batch file called clearcache. Only difference is it has a GUI. When you select a choice, it runs a batch file hidden from view.
It also needs the dot net framework installed to run.
Also, it will not always clear files if another program has them locked. It works well on a default windows install, but sometimes other installed programs will not allow access to the temp files or other cached files.
Every time it deletes ANY of the choices made, it will shutdown explorer.exe and iexplore.exe (the 2 main cache file lockers), then restart explorer.exe.
To have it work optimally, I would close down all unecessary services, programs, and opened windows before running it.
Next?
Anyone else want one of my old batch files converted to provide a GUI?
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dunno if your up for it. but remember that back up bat you wrote a while ago were we had to enter the drive id and folder paths. think ya could do that? thats awsome.
morbidpete
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Excellent Norm. Thank you!
Ahren
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Ok you guys decide next one
Pete, I could do it, but the user would still have to edit a couple of files to suit thier drive speed and ID.
That batch file was meant as a one click backup of all essentials to cd.
Not sure it's relevant to have a GUI.
I will look into and try to figure out how I can program it to find the drive ID and max speed. No promises, but it's a challenge worth the time..
P.S. Working 12 - 14 hous a day right now leaves me little time, but I just can't leave my computer idle now can I ?
Norm
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well insted of having it detect the speed and id. why not have an input box? dosnt have to b completely retard proof
morbidpete
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The application failed to initialize properly (0xc0000135). Click on OK to terminate the application?
windows xp pro before ya ask
Rainbow
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nm...Gotta have net framework installed it looks like.
Rainbow
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Originally Posted by Rainbow
nm...Gotta have net framework installed it looks like.
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:P just about to say that
morbidpete
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Ok you guys decide next one
Norm = Genius
Spammy
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