Here, I created an open-source application for you that should do the stuff you want.
https://bitbucket.org/mrexodia/copyfile
I accept pull-requests if you want to improve the thing.
EDIT:
Overview:
CopyFile is a small program that registers a 'CopyFile' entry
in the context menu of Windows E...
Well that's interesting.
He just created a small program as an answer to the question and threw it on Bitbucket. o:
I mean, it's to be expected that things like this'll happen more frequently as we've got a strong developer community, but it's the first time I've actually seen it happen here.
@DanteTheEgregore I've once scripted something for a backup to cd question. But it went more complicated then I thought so I abandoned it (instead asking the OP if he would be interested). So while this is to me also the first time I see someone complete the task, I know for sure it has been attempted :)
But at least for me this site is also a kind of "whats missing" database on applications :)
whcih are the universities/schools from your country which may be teaching in english? & have a good resource database for students on their websites!! (whcih is accessible to public)
about engineering/medical/management or any other field!!!
sometimes universities like brekely etc. (from US) has lectures available for public. i was looking similar resources from other countrries universities
With the script's box open, click on the import/export link. Watch out for the comment in question. Has the title a [A] in front?
i.e. does it start with ###[A]?
If not, it's not a bug but a feature: the bracketed letter is optional to restrict a comment to either a Question or an Answer. Omitting it makes the comment appear to both.
After all those necromancers I've slain over the years in TES IV: Oblivion I've now become a necromancer myself
ah well I had a reasonable reason - I'm investigating using msDropDown myself so might as well read problems to see if any will be a problem for me and I should use a different plugin/write up something myself
I think this tag may be so generic that it is not a useful sort/definition mechanism.
Looking at Wikipedia they define this as:
The term productivity software is usually used as a category of applications dedicated to helping accomplish specific jobs such as documents, presentations, sprea...
I'm looking for a free tool I used several years ago (2007-ish if I had to guess). It was a windows application aimed at Win32 developers. It helped in previewing the results of font rendering based on the super complicated win32 font calls (LOGFONT, CreateFont(), etc).
I recall it could output...
This almost makes me want to suggest something like a identify-this-software, similar to this, but I'm not sure there'd ever actually be much of a need for it.
Plus Google is, and most likely always will be, a thing.
@Revious Apology accepted – and we will look forward to the future. I'm always of the opinion everybody should get a second chance. It's of course up to you to make the best out of it!
Here, I created an open-source application for you that should do the stuff you want.
https://bitbucket.org/mrexodia/copyfile
I accept pull-requests if you want to improve the thing.
EDIT:
Overview:
CopyFile is a small program that registers a 'CopyFile' entry
in the context menu of Windows E...
I think this tag may be so generic that it is not a useful sort/definition mechanism.
Looking at Wikipedia they define this as:
The term productivity software is usually used as a category of applications dedicated to helping accomplish specific jobs such as documents, presentations, sprea...
I'm looking for a free tool I used several years ago (2007-ish if I had to guess). It was a windows application aimed at Win32 developers. It helped in previewing the results of font rendering based on the super complicated win32 font calls (LOGFONT, CreateFont(), etc).
I recall it could output...
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