[Tuesday, January 18, 2005 3:42 PM]
Hi Friedrich!
Printkey 2000 is FREE. Check your email.
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Best Regards,
Dean Burgess
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[Tuesday, January 18, 2005 3:42 PM]
Hi Friedrich!
Printkey 2000 is FREE. Check your email.
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Best Regards,
Dean Burgess
[Tuesday, January 18, 2005 4:11 PM]
Hi Dean,
Thank you. I can reproduce this.
I checked my source codes and found several SETKEYCODE(0) commands. But I
did not add this. I think it comes from C61 HTML template. If I remove the
"Enable HTML Help" extension it goes away.
Any idea?
Friedrich
[Tuesday, January 18, 2005 7:54 PM]
Hi Friedrich,
> Any idea?
Sadly, I have no idea. :-( But I am much encouraged that this isn't
just a "me" thing.<bg> Mainly told you to make you aware of the potential
non-sensical support questions that those such as myself are fond of
springing on you. ;-) I suppose it could spring up in other programs.
Certainly a weird one, and it didn't happen in previous versions of
SetupBuilder.
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Best Regards,
Dean Burgess
[Wednesday, January 19, 2005 8:40 AM]
Dean,
I installed Printkey 2000 and have tested this with SB5 build# 993, then
with an older build #900 and with a very old build #801 (the first beta
build). Result: it always happened with SetupBuilder 5.
The standard C61 HTML template adds the SETKEYCODE(0) command and I fear
there is nothing I can do here :-( Printkey 2000 has this problem with all
C61 apps that use the HTML Help template. SetupBuilder 4 did not support
HTML Help.
Thanks,
Friedrich
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Friedrich Linder
www.lindersoft.com
Fax: 1.954.252.3910
[Wednesday, January 19, 2005 5:11 PM]
Hi Friedrich,
>The standard C61 HTML template adds the SETKEYCODE(0) command and I fear
A LOT of programs seems to trigger this behaviour. Clarion programs
and non-clarion programs. But only some seem to trigger that popup
window to show up, mainly Clarion programs, but some don't (I have two
1-3 proc. dummy apps that sometimes show the popup, not always)
I tried it with MySetups. The damn thing pops up with EVERY window I
open. Not just that it also pops up for every MESSAGE too:(
I've tried it with Carl Barnes Source Search, same thing, it captures
every window. Even LibMaker compiled in 6.1 triggers it to capture
(not to show the popup window though, it only shows up sometimes!)
I tried it with several Clarion programs that I have, mostly in 6.0
and they all triggered a screenshot, but did not trigger the popup
thingy.
I tried it with Pegasus mail, it also triggers it. FreeAgent does.
Internet Explorer does. PaintShop Pro. Adobe Photoshop...
IMO you should not waste time on this. This is a 6 year old piece of
software (copyright 97,98 and 99) that is obviously not compatible
with most of what is out there today.
Best regards,
Arnór Baldvinsson
Icetips Software
[Wednesday, January 19, 2005 6:26 PM]
> IMO you should not waste time on this. This is a 6 year old piece of
> software (copyright 97,98 and 99) that is obviously not compatible
> with most of what is out there today.
I agree. But it has been a handy little tool.<sigh>
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Best Regards,
Dean Burgess
[Thursday, January 20, 2005 12:42 AM]
Hi Dean,
>> IMO you should not waste time on this. This is a 6 year old piece of
>> software (copyright 97,98 and 99) that is obviously not compatible
>> with most of what is out there today.
>
>I agree. But it has been a handy little tool.<sigh>
Sure:) But it seems that something (maybe in XP???) is triggering it
to take a screenshot every time a program starts (it does that with
most of the software I tried while I had it installed)
Best regards,
Arnór Baldvinsson
Icetips Software
[Wednesday, January 19, 2005 6:31 PM]
Whatever happend to ALT-PrtScr? ;-)
[Thursday, January 20, 2005 1:36 PM]
Hi Arnór,
Thanks so much for the info. Very interesting... I will leave it as it is
(I think we cannot do anything to "fix" it).
Thanks,
Friedrich
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Friedrich Linder
www.lindersoft.com
Fax: 1.954.252.3910
[Tuesday, January 18, 2005 4:35 PM]
Friedrich and all others,
I use IrfanView http://www.irfanview.com/. It does much more than PrintKey
2000 and it is FREE as well.
Regards,
Robert