Hey,

Anybody have a recommendation for a color picker program?  Something that
will copy the HTML color code to the clipboard when you click on any color
on the desktop (or something similar)? I've used one before, but I believe
that was a computer ago and can't seem to anything in my downloads folder.

thanks,
Julie


[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

Go to http://www.asahi-net.or.jp/~FX6M-FJMY/java09e.html  I think that
program will do most of everything you want.

Take care.  Barry UK

----- Original Message -----
From: "Julie" <gleits@...>
To: <ntb-OffTopic@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Wednesday, September 22, 2004 1:04 PM
Subject: [NTO] color picker


>
> Hey,
>
> Anybody have a recommendation for a color picker program?  Something that
> will copy the HTML color code to the clipboard when you click on any color
> on the desktop (or something similar)? I've used one before, but I believe
> that was a computer ago and can't seem to anything in my downloads folder.
>
> thanks,
> Julie

Julie wrote:
> Anybody have a recommendation for a color picker program?

Color Selector is a neat free programme lets you use just about any common
color format you like, including a nice screen picker. Now at SourceForge
http://colorselector.sourceforge.net/

Best wishes

Bob

  --

Bob Janes
'A Helping Hand'
+33 (298) 48 09 77
bob<at>bobjanes.com
www.bobjanes.com

Happiness is not a matter of events; it depends upon the tides of the
mind. ~ Alice Meynell

Thanks, Bob, that was exactly the program I used before!

At 9/22/2004 03:43 PM +0200, Bob Janes wrote:

>Color Selector is a neat free programme lets you use just about any common
>color format you like, including a nice screen picker. Now at SourceForge
>http://colorselector.sourceforge.net/


[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

Hello Sir/Madam

I have WIN 2000 at both ends with DSL internet connection which offers
permanent IP address. That is to say I have permanent IP at both ends.

Any solution?? If possible I would not like to use MS tools for this task.

Srish Agrawal

______________

At 05:15 PM 9/21/2004 +0000, you wrote:
>
>VPN means "Virtual Private Networking" and is a means of securely
>connecting between two PCs or two networks. At work, we use VPN to
>connect our remote offices and home workers to our corporate office.
>Many different companies have VPN solutions such as Citrix or Windows
>Terminal Services/Remote Desktop.
>
>The article about Remote Desktop is a Windows XP Pro to Windows XP Pro
>solution, or Windows XP Pro to Windows 9x to 2k with remote desktop
>installed.
>
>If you need the ability to go both ways you will need a different
>solution.
>
>One free resource is called VNC and is Open Source Software developed
>by AT&T that allows PCs of a variety of Operating Systems to connect.
>It can control the other PC and transfer data via copy & pasting of
>text. There are several branches off of the original VNC, one -
>TightVNC on Sourceforge.net allows transfer of files between PC. An
>opening must be made in the receiving end of the firewall to make the
>connection. VNC is also useful for working with multiple PCs on your
>local network. For example, I can work on the server or a QA PC in the
>other room without having to leave my desk. The one caution with VNC
>is that it is not a super secure program and it stores passwords in
>the Windows registry, which is a big security risk if you use it to
>connect PCs/LANs across the Internet.
>
>Options such as pcAnywhere can do the same thing, but are more secure.
>
>You have to balance how much you want to spend verses how secure you
>need it to be.
>
>Larry Hamilton
>
>--- In ntb-OffTopic@yahoogroups.com, future.com@v... wrote:
>> Hello EveryBody
>>
>> I have two locations with LAN. Both have a permanent IP address.
>>
>> Request may some body suggest me how to interconnect these two
>locations.
>>
>> I have heard some thing about VPN. What is it? Can it help in some way?
>> Yes, How to do it?
>>
>> I shall be thankful to receive any suggestion.
>>
>> Srish Agrawal

Hello Sir/Madam

I am a professional graphic designer. In the course of my business activity
I frequently upload single files of 10MB or more. And if the break takes
place, I have to depend on the RESUME feature which may or may not be
vailable depending upon the clients FTP server.

May some body advice me upload utility similer to a download utility in
which large files are split, downloaded by different threads, and then
automatically added together.

What i mean is that file to be uploaded will automatically be split,
uploaded by different threads and then again added on the server.

I shall be greatful to receive any reply.

Srish Agrawal

I have a large file of e-mail addresses and I need to remove strings
in the file that are formatted like:  'something'

Everything inside the single quote and the single quotes themselves
need to be removed.

My problem is "something" is different in every instance.

Is there a wildcard search and replace or something that I can use?

: From: future.com@...
:
:
: Hello Sir/Madam
:
: I have WIN 2000 at both ends with DSL internet connection which
offers
: permanent IP address. That is to say I have permanent IP at both
ends.
:
: Any solution?? If possible I would not like to use MS tools
: for this task.
:
: Srish Agrawal
:

Srish,

What exactly do you want to do once they're connected? That will
determine whether you even need a VPN or not. Also are you using 2000
Pro or Server? Server has almost everything you'd need built-in and I
haven't seen many security holes in Routing & Remote Access.

Hth

Jason

nascent_2004 wrote:
> I have a large file of e-mail addresses and I need to remove strings
> in the file that are formatted like:  'something'
>
> Everything inside the single quote and the single quotes themselves
> need to be removed.
>
> My problem is "something" is different in every instance.
>
> Is there a wildcard search and replace or something that I can use?

nascent,

4 examples to fit varying conditions.  Just be sure you don't have any
stray 'single quotes' in the file, that could really skew the end result.

; remove 'something', not including leading or trailing spaces
^!Replace \'.*\' >> "" TIWRSA

; remove 'something', including leading space
^!Replace \s\'.*\' >> "" TIWRSA

; remove 'something', including trailing space
^!Replace \'.*\'\s >> "" TIWRSA

; remove 'something', including both leading and trailing spaces
^!Replace \s\'.*\'\s >> "" TIWRSA

You can use either as a clip command or type \'.*\', including the \s
for leading and/or trailing spaces, into the Find side of the
Find/Replace dialog and tick the regex box.

hrs

Have a look at http://www.daniweb.com/techtalkforums/thread5679.html  It may
help you.

Take care.  Barry UK

----- Original Message -----
From: <future.com@...>
To: <ntb-OffTopic@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Thursday, September 23, 2004 8:46 PM
Subject: [NTO] File Upload


>
> Hello Sir/Madam
>
> I am a professional graphic designer. In the course of my business
activity
> I frequently upload single files of 10MB or more. And if the break takes
> place, I have to depend on the RESUME feature which may or may not be
> vailable depending upon the clients FTP server.
>
> May some body advice me upload utility similer to a download utility in
> which large files are split, downloaded by different threads, and then
> automatically added together.
>
> What i mean is that file to be uploaded will automatically be split,
> uploaded by different threads and then again added on the server.
>
> I shall be greatful to receive any reply.
>
> Srish Agrawal
>
>
>
>
>
> Yahoo! Groups Links
>
>
>
>
>
>

Jason

I shall be satisfied with just file sharing between the two networks.

Srish
___________________
Srish,

What exactly do you want to do once they're connected? That will
determine whether you even need a VPN or not. Also are you using 2000
Pro or Server? Server has almost everything you'd need built-in and I
haven't seen many security holes in Routing & Remote Access.

Hth

Jason

__________________
At 12:44 PM 9/23/2004 -0400, you wrote:
>
>: From: future.com@...
>:
>:
>: Hello Sir/Madam
>:
>: I have WIN 2000 at both ends with DSL internet connection which
>offers
>: permanent IP address. That is to say I have permanent IP at both
>ends.
>:
>: Any solution?? If possible I would not like to use MS tools
>: for this task.
>:
>: Srish Agrawal

funny you should ask this here
there are many, but none as powerful as this tool notetab a plain text
editor

try going to http://mozilla.org and get mozilla suite and use its html
editing ... then use thunderbird and forget you ever heard of OE
this should go to off topic list for further discussion I believe as it
has nothing to do with notetab.  I'll copy it there for futher responses.

Roy Herring wrote:
> Does anyone know of a good, free HTML editor that will allow me to create web
pages and email in HTML?
> For example, I would like to create and modify an HTML table and be able to
view it w/ IE and email it w/ OE.
> I would like it to be a wysiwyg editor so I don't have to fool with HTML code
after originally setting up a page.
>
> Thanks,
> Roy
>

With IE6 there's a facility for sending email either in pain text or HTML I
always us plain text because it's all to easy for HTML to get corrupted.

Take care.  Barry UK

----- Original Message -----
From: "Don Passenger" <dpasseng@...>
To: <ntb-html@yahoogroups.com>; "ntb-offtopic"
<ntb-OffTopic@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Tuesday, September 28, 2004 1:23 AM
Subject: [NTO] Re: [NH] Free wysiwyg HTML


> funny you should ask this here
> there are many, but none as powerful as this tool notetab a plain text
> editor

Hi Mark,

> If that bold statement passes your understanding,
> try this link, to find out why.
>
> http://weav.bc.ca/weavnews/article.htm?103

Next time you want to make the same point quote:

http://www.expita.com/nomime.html

which offers a more complete explanation, and shows how to switch to plain
text in 50+ email clients!

Greg

Hello everybody,
I guess that many of you are not only text editing as well as html-page makers
all the time, but you have also other hobbies.
So here is a question very far from "NoteTab" editor, but I will still ask..
I would kindly ask those who are close to the subject for advise about
Video-capture card (TV tuner included) with good performance and not too
expensive, since I want to arrange my videos which are on tape.
There are so many on the market, but I certainly can use some advise from
experienced people.
Thanks alot and Regards
Mordechai M.
airflow@...


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Mordechai wrote:
> Hello everybody,
> I guess that many of you are not only text editing as well as html-page makers
all the time, but you have also other hobbies.
> So here is a question very far from "NoteTab" editor, but I will still ask..
> I would kindly ask those who are close to the subject for advise about
Video-capture card (TV tuner included) with good performance and not too
expensive, since I want to arrange my videos which are on tape.
> There are so many on the market, but I certainly can use some advise from
experienced people.
> Thanks alot and Regards
> Mordechai M.
> airflow@...

Mordechai,

I stopped by my local computer shop today and discussed with the owner
components I might choose for a new system.

I'm not experienced at all with video capture but I seem to recall he
mentioned the video card in his own system, if memory serves, he was
talking about an ATI Wonder, model 9600.

ATI has a model 9800 but the 9600 has the same specs and an additional
video port.  The 9600 is the newer card, thus, the difference.  My
computer guy opines it is the best card available.

hrs

Hi All,

Does anybody know a trick to getting icons assigned to like
Internet shortcuts. I have the shortcuts in the root folder and
also the icons. I've tried all kinds of paths already. Here's an
example...

Shortcut:
..\The NoteTabbers Assistant Page.url
Configured icon as the following (desperate <g>)
I would think the first should work on any computer when the
CD is plugged in, but I only get the not associated icon.

ClipBook.ico
\ClipBook.ico
.\ClipBook.ico
..\ClipBook.ico

The two most common elements in the
universe are hydrogen and stupidity.

Thanks,
I.B. Ignorant

Blessed are they who can laugh at themselves
  for they shall never cease to be amused.
        http://www.clean-funnies.com

On Tuesday, September 28, 2004 at 20:25, Jody wrote:

> Does anybody know a trick to getting icons assigned to like
> Internet shortcuts. I have the shortcuts in the root folder and
> also the icons. I've tried all kinds of paths already. Here's an
> example...
>
> Shortcut:
> ..\The NoteTabbers Assistant Page.url
> Configured icon as the following (desperate <g>)
> I would think the first should work on any computer when the
> CD is plugged in, but I only get the not associated icon.
>
> ClipBook.ico
> \ClipBook.ico
> .\ClipBook.ico
> ..\ClipBook.ico

Are  you talking about in the autorun.inf file?

If so here is what I use on one cd,

[Autorun]
open=PTStart.exe index.htm
icon=sqd.ico
Name=SQD


--
Dennis

hsavage wrote:
> Mordechai wrote:
>
>>Hello everybody,
>>I guess that many of you are not only text editing as well as html-page makers
all the time, but you have also other hobbies.
>>So here is a question very far from "NoteTab" editor, but I will still ask..
>>I would kindly ask those who are close to the subject for advise about
Video-capture card (TV tuner included) with good performance and not too
expensive, since I want to arrange my videos which are on tape.
>>There are so many on the market, but I certainly can use some advise from
experienced people.
>>Thanks alot and Regards

I recommend the Hauppauge line of TV tuners. I'm currently
using a PVR-250, which is near the basic end of their product
line but quite nice for my needs: stereo decoding, excellent
image quality, solid hardware-based MPEG encoder. If I recall
correctly, mine cost about US$120 a couple of years ago.

Be careful of some lower-end cards that have limitations like:

     - Mono, not stereo

     - MPEG encoding in software rather than hardware (much
       slower and/or much lower quality)

     - Don't communicate with sound card over the PCI bus
       (means you have to occupy your soundcard's line-in jack
       with a patch cable from the TV card)

The Hauppauge card has none of these limitations. You'd be
surprised how many do in this price range: for example, low-
end Pinnacle and ATI.

Hope this helps,

Scott

>>Mordechai M.
>>airflow@...
>
>
> Mordechai,
>
> I stopped by my local computer shop today and discussed with the owner
> components I might choose for a new system.
>
> I'm not experienced at all with video capture but I seem to recall he
> mentioned the video card in his own system, if memory serves, he was
> talking about an ATI Wonder, model 9600.
>
> ATI has a model 9800 but the 9600 has the same specs and an additional
> video port.  The 9600 is the newer card, thus, the difference.  My
> computer guy opines it is the best card available.
>
> hrs
>
>
>
>
> Yahoo! Groups Links
>
>
>
>
>
>

Hi Dennis,

>> Does anybody know a trick to getting icons assigned to like
>> Internet shortcuts. I have the shortcuts in the root folder and
>> also the icons. I've tried all kinds of paths already. Here's an
>> example...
>>
>> Shortcut:
>> ..\The NoteTabbers Assistant Page.url
>> Icon file:
>> ClipBook.ico
>
>Are  you talking about in the autorun.inf file?
>
>If so here is what I use on one cd,
>
>[Autorun]
>open=PTStart.exe index.htm
>icon=sqd.ico
>Name=SQD

No, besides that is Karen's software which is good for your own
CDs, but not really for distribution, because it requires the VB
runtime files. (They might be standard on XP installs, but not on
some other Windows OS.

I am talking about regular Internet shortcuts like to a URL/link.
As you know you can right click and choose Properties and then
change the icon. Windows comes back and tells me it is wrong no
matter what I put in unless if it is the full path on my machine
which does no good for CD distribution.

Thanks!!!

l8r g8r,
jody

clean-funnies.com, sojourner.us, notetab.net

Hi Jody,


On Tuesday, September 28, 2004 at 23:43, Jody wrote:

> >> Does anybody know a trick to getting icons assigned to like
> >> Internet shortcuts. I have the shortcuts in the root folder and
> >> also the icons. I've tried all kinds of paths already. Here's an
> >> example...
> >>
> >> Shortcut:
> >> ..\The NoteTabbers Assistant Page.url
> >> Icon file:
> >> ClipBook.ico
> >
> >Are  you talking about in the autorun.inf file?
> >
> >If so here is what I use on one cd,
> >
> >[Autorun]
> >open=PTStart.exe index.htm
> >icon=sqd.ico
> >Name=SQD
>
> No, besides that is Karen's software which is good for your own
> CDs, but not really for distribution, because it requires the VB
> runtime files. (They might be standard on XP installs, but not on
> some other Windows OS.

What is Karen's software?

>
> I am talking about regular Internet shortcuts like to a URL/link.
> As you know you can right click and choose Properties and then
> change the icon. Windows comes back and tells me it is wrong no
> matter what I put in unless if it is the full path on my machine
> which does no good for CD distribution.

Just putting it on the cd is not enough?


--
Dennis

Hi Dennis

>> >[Autorun]
>> >open=PTStart.exe index.htm
>> >icon=sqd.ico
>>
>> No, besides that is Karen's software which is good for your own
>> CDs, but not really for distribution, because it requires the
>> VB runtime files. (They might be standard on XP installs, but
>> not on some other Windows OS.
>
>What is Karen's software?

She's one or was one (I think) of the, the , the - http://www.pcmag.com.
her's are actually called Karen's Power Tools. http://www.karenware.com/

>> I am talking about regular Internet shortcuts like to a URL/link.
>> As you know you can right click and choose Properties and then
>> change the icon. Windows comes back and tells me it is wrong no
>> matter what I put in unless if it is the full path on my machine
>> which does no good for CD distribution.
>
>Just putting it on the cd is not enough?

Nope. I would think it would come right up and show the icon like
if it were an HTML url on the web. You know, same folder, just
the filename is used. But, I cannot get it to show up and was
hoping there was a trick to it without any additional software,
or at least no software required by the end user.

Thanks!
Jody
         ...he that is of a merry heart hath a continual feast...
                       http://www.clean-funnies.com
                          See ya in the funnies!
                   http://www.purewords.org/sojourner
                http://www.sojourner.us/software
                     notetab.net, fookes.us


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Hi Jody,


On Wednesday, September 29, 2004 at 11:00, Jody wrote:

> >> I am talking about regular Internet shortcuts like to a URL/link. As you
> >> know you can right click and choose Properties and then change the icon.
> >> Windows comes back and tells me it is wrong no matter what I put in
> >> unless if it is the full path on my machine which does no good for CD
> >> distribution.
> >
> >Just putting it on the cd is not enough?
>
> Nope. I would think it would come right up and show the icon like
> if it were an HTML url on the web. You know, same folder, just
> the filename is used. But, I cannot get it to show up and was
> hoping there was a trick to it without any additional software,
> or at least no software required by the end user.

I use that PTStart.  Very small.

But have a look here,

http://www.pollensoftware.com/autorun/index.html

http://www.phdcc.com/helpindex/cdroms.html#autoplay

http://search.microsoft.com/search/results.aspx?st=b&na=88&View=en
-us&qu=autorun.inf


--
Dennis

Jody said:
> Sheri that was nice of you to archive the messages like that.
> Seems to me I saw a utility that downloaded a group to archive
> all in one shot. Perhaps on the Off Topic list. Did you use
> something like that? (You can reply to this on the Off Topic list
> as well, thanks! :)

Marek Jedlinski (author of Keynote) wrote a quickie program that would
download a yahoo-groups archive. At my request he sent it to me as an email
attachment, but I haven't yet got around to testing it.

If anyone else wants it, I can post it to the ntb-offtopic files list, but I
won't bother unless someone expresses interest ...

Here is the readme for ygarchive:
>>>>>>>>>>
YGArchive - program to download YahooGroups mailing list archives
--------------------------------------------------------------------
This program is NOT production quality. It is a very quick and
very dirty tool I wrote in about an hour. You have been warned.
Tested only on Windows 2000 SP3 with Internet Explorer 6.0.
REQUIREMENTS:
1) Internet Explorer 5.0 or later must be installed on your system.
It does not have to be the default browser, but must be available.
2) IE must be configured to automatically accept cookied from
yahoo.com. If IE is set to block cookied from Yahoo, the program
will not work at all, because Yahoo requires a cookie before it
feeds the page you request to the browser. If IE is set to prompt
on receving a cookie, you'll have to accept a cookie manually for
every message in the archive - not recommended.
3) Immediately before using this program, start IE and visit the
YahooGroup site whose archive you want to download. If you are
prompted to log in to your Yahoo account, do so. This is required
so that IE has a fresh identification cookie from Yahoo. These
cookies expire every 24 hours or so, so an old cookie will cause
the archival process to fail. (The program cannot log in for you,
because it would have to know your password - that is quite beyond
the scope of this simple application.)
4) When visiting your Yahoo Group site, click the "Messages" link
on the left and note the URL to any random message. It should
have the form: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/GROUPNAME/message/
where GROUPNAME is the name of your Yahoo Group mailing list.
make sure to note this name - you will need to supply it to
TGArchive precisely, using the same lowercase and uppercase
characters that appear in the URL.
While here, also note how many messages there are in the archive
(check the "First" and "Last" links in the message index).

DOWNLOADING A YAHOO GROUP ARCHIVE:
1) Start the program and click the "YahooGroup information" tab.
2) In the "YahooGroup name or full URL to message list" enter
EITHER the name of the group (spelled exactly as you saw above),
OR enter the full URL - the URL should end with 'message/'. Make
sure to include the trailing slash.
3) You can download all or selected messages from the archive.
Using the spin edit boxes enter the nunmber of the first and last
message to download. Note that, depending on the speed of your
Internet connection and size of the messages, you'll be receiving
about 10-20 messages a minute, so 1000 messages may take about an
hour.
Do not ask for more messages than your YahooGroup archive actually
contains .When the browser attempts to retrieve a non-existent
message, Yahoo does not return a 404 error, but a normal HTML
document that says the message does not exist. YGArchive does not
detect this, and will happily continue retrieving as many messages
as you ask it to. This does no harm, but will waste your time.
4) Click the "Output folder" button and select a folder where
the group's messages will be stored. Do not download messages
from more than one group into the same folder, because the
previously downloaded messages will be overwritten.
5) In the "Output format" group box click the radio button
corresponding to the format in which you want messages to be stored.
You can select HTML, Text or both. HTML messages are stored as
'xxxxxxxx.html' files, and text messages are stored as 'xxxxxxxx.txt',
where 'xxxxxxxx' is the message number, left-padded with zeros (for
easier sorting in a file manager).
If you check the "&Prepend group name to filenames" option, the
name of the Yahoo Group will be prepended to the filenames, e.g.
"mygroup00001234.html".
Note: YGArchive can only retrieve the BODY block of an HTML document,
the HEAD block is not available via the IHTMLDocument interface.
A basic HEAD block is generated on the fly, to ensure that the HTML
documents are properly formatted. The URL of each message is inserted
as the document's TITLE, and in a HTML comment immediately after the
opening BODY tag. This makes it easy to extract the original URLs
in a parser.
6) When ready, click the "Get YahooGroup messages" button. The first
page will take slightly longer to load; subsequent pages will be
retrieved faster. You can stop/abort the process at any time.
On the "Job Log" tab YGArchive stores progress and error messages.
At any time (while the process is running or later), you can
right-click the list of messages to copy them to clipboard or save
to a file.
Additional notes:
* The process cannot be much faster, because YGArchive gets the
messages from Internet Explorer's IHTMLDocument interface, which
is only available after a document has been fully loaded and
displayed. This is why the program has to wait until IE has
received and rendered each successive message. That's part
of what 'quick and dirty" means. There are better methods, but
this isn't one of them.
* YGArchive only downloads the messages from your YahooGroup mailing
list. It does NOT perform any additional parsing of messages,
it does not arrange them in threads or perform any other process.
This is left as an exercise for the reader :)
* The program is specifically designed to work with Yahoo Groups
mailing list archives. It will emphatically NOT WORK with any other
archives or web sites (including other sections of Yahoo).
* This is NOT a release-quality program. I wrote it, it worked for
me, that's it. If the program generates sufficient interest, I may
put more work into it. Comments are welcome.
--------------------------------------------------------------------
marek jedlinski
<marek@...>
<<<<<<<<<<



----- Original Message -----
From: Marek Jedlinski [marek@...]
Sent: 2004-02-06 9:00 PM
To: Alec Burgess [burale@...]
Subject: OFFLIST: Re: [PT] Download Yahoo Groups Messages?

Hi Alec,

> me too :-)

Here it is. The readme file has all the ugly details; please let me
know how you've fared or if there's any problem. I didn't spend a lot
of time on this, but it did the job for me.


Best regards,
.marek

Hi,

Alec Burgess wrote:
> Jody said:
>> Sheri that was nice of you to archive the messages like that.
>> Seems to me I saw a utility that downloaded a group to archive all in one
shot.
>
> Marek Jedlinski (author of Keynote) wrote a quickie program that would
download a yahoo-groups archive.

If you want a production quality programme then try PG Offline
http://www.pgoffline.com/ Not freeware but does an excellent job as an
off-line reader for Yahoo Groups. It will read al the existing posts and
write them into a local offline database. Can also create archives and the
developer will host archive downloads free of charge - the catch being that
you need PG Offline to read them.

+++++
# Download & archive all the messages from a Yahoo group.
# Import/Export all or a range of messages for group/s as one file.
# Hide posts prefixed with '>' so when you're reading a thread you only see
new posts.
# Mark special messages as 'Favourite' so you can find them again easily.
# Sort by author, date, message number, subject, favourite or new status.
# Search messages by author, subject or content even over multiple groups!.
# Save and load search parameters. Save and load search results.
# View only new messages & read them in a digest format.
# See statistics for the group. See how many posts you've made, etc.
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Bob

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Bob Janes
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Every man is a damn fool for at least five minutes every day; wisdom
consists in not exceeding the limit. ~ Elbert Hubbard

Hello

Somewhat to my surprise, given the obvious connection between ClipWriter
and Notetab Pro, there is very little mention of ClipWriter anywhere in
the Notetab groups. I was hoping to find user opinions and comments,
good or bad.

If there are any ClipWriter users out there who would like to share
their experiences please post here or feel free to contact me directly
at notetab AT lists DOT joggernet DOT com. Likewise, if you tried
ClipWriter and decided against buying it I'd be interested to hear your
thoughts.

Regards, John M

Hello

Somewhat to my surprise, given the obvious connection between ClipWriter
and Notetab Pro, there is very little mention of ClipWriter anywhere in
the Notetab groups. I was hoping to find user opinions and comments,
good or bad.

If there are any ClipWriter users out there who would like to share
their experiences please post here or feel free to contact me directly
at notetab AT lists DOT joggernet DOT com. Likewise, if you tried
ClipWriter and decided against buying it I'd be interested to hear your
thoughts.

Regards, John M

How do we get ygarchive?  I'd like to try it.

Charles Sulka

ntb-OffTopic@yahoogroups.com wrote:
>
> There are 6 messages in this issue.
>
> Topics in this digest:
>
>       1. Re: Burning CDs Revisted (ico files)
>            From: Jody <kjv-av1611@...>
>       2. Re: Burning CDs Revisted (ico files)
>            From: "Dennis Cummins" <sqd@...>
>       3. Fwd:OFFLIST: Re: [PT] Download Yahoo Groups Messages? (was [Clip]
Archives)
>            From: "Alec Burgess" <burale@...>
>       4. RE: Fwd:OFFLIST: Re: [PT] Download Yahoo Groups Messages? (was [Clip]
Archives)
>            From: "Bob Janes" <bob.janes@...>
>       5. ClipWriter Review/Feedback
>            From: John Mitchell <notetab@...>
>       6. ClipWriter Review/Feedback
>            From: John Mitchell <notetab@...>
>
>
> ________________________________________________________________________
> ________________________________________________________________________
>
> Message: 1
>    Date: Wed, 29 Sep 2004 11:00:18 -0500
>    From: Jody <kjv-av1611@...>
> Subject: Re: Burning CDs Revisted (ico files)
>
> Hi Dennis
>
>
>>>>[Autorun]
>>>>open=PTStart.exe index.htm
>>>>icon=sqd.ico
>>>
>>>No, besides that is Karen's software which is good for your own
>>>CDs, but not really for distribution, because it requires the
>>>VB runtime files. (They might be standard on XP installs, but
>>>not on some other Windows OS.
>>
>>What is Karen's software?
>
>
> She's one or was one (I think) of the, the , the - http://www.pcmag.com.
> her's are actually called Karen's Power Tools. http://www.karenware.com/
>
>
>>>I am talking about regular Internet shortcuts like to a URL/link.
>>>As you know you can right click and choose Properties and then
>>>change the icon. Windows comes back and tells me it is wrong no
>>>matter what I put in unless if it is the full path on my machine
>>>which does no good for CD distribution.
>>
>>Just putting it on the cd is not enough?
>
>
> Nope. I would think it would come right up and show the icon like
> if it were an HTML url on the web. You know, same folder, just
> the filename is used. But, I cannot get it to show up and was
> hoping there was a trick to it without any additional software,
> or at least no software required by the end user.
>
> Thanks!
> Jody
>         ...he that is of a merry heart hath a continual feast...
>                       http://www.clean-funnies.com
>                          See ya in the funnies!
>                   http://www.purewords.org/sojourner
>                http://www.sojourner.us/software
>                     notetab.net, fookes.us
>
>
> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
>
>
>
> ________________________________________________________________________
> ________________________________________________________________________
>
> Message: 2
>    Date: Wed, 29 Sep 2004 16:12:20 -0500
>    From: "Dennis Cummins" <sqd@...>
> Subject: Re: Burning CDs Revisted (ico files)
>
> Hi Jody,
>
>
> On Wednesday, September 29, 2004 at 11:00, Jody wrote:
>
>
>>>>I am talking about regular Internet shortcuts like to a URL/link. As you
>>>>know you can right click and choose Properties and then change the icon.
>>>>Windows comes back and tells me it is wrong no matter what I put in
>>>>unless if it is the full path on my machine which does no good for CD
>>>>distribution.
>>>
>>>Just putting it on the cd is not enough?
>>
>>Nope. I would think it would come right up and show the icon like
>>if it were an HTML url on the web. You know, same folder, just
>>the filename is used. But, I cannot get it to show up and was
>>hoping there was a trick to it without any additional software,
>>or at least no software required by the end user.
>
>
> I use that PTStart.  Very small.
>
> But have a look here,
>
> http://www.pollensoftware.com/autorun/index.html
>
> http://www.phdcc.com/helpindex/cdroms.html#autoplay
>
> http://search.microsoft.com/search/results.aspx?st=b&na=88&View=en
> -us&qu=autorun.inf
>
>

Hello,

This email message is a notification to let you know that
a file has been uploaded to the Files area of the ntb-OffTopic
group.

   File        : /ygarchive.zip
   Uploaded by : alecb3ca <burale@...>
   Description : program to download YahooGroups mailing list archives This
program is NOT production quality. It is a very quick and very dirty tool I
wrote in about an hour. You have been warned. Tested only on Windows 2000 SP3
with Internet Explorer 6.0. Author: Marek Jedlinski - see readme

You can access this file at the URL:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/ntb-OffTopic/files/ygarchive.zip

To learn more about file sharing for your group, please visit:
http://help.yahoo.com/help/us/groups/files

Regards,

alecb3ca <burale@...>

Charles:

You should have got a file upload notice.
FWIW: the program mentioned by Bob Janes : PG Offline
http://www.pgoffline.com/ looks like a really good one and appears to have a
trial period.

Please let us know how you make out with either one of them ...

Regards ... Alec
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---- Original Message ----
From: "C. H. Sulka (Digital Technology, Inc.)"
<dti@...> To: <ntb-OffTopic@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Thursday, September 30, 2004 09:56
Subject: [gla: Re: [NTO] Digest Number 1004

> How do we get ygarchive?  I'd like to try it.
>
> Charles Sulka