Tiny app to send email with command line parameters or via static config. Use it in your scripts or by other apps to send you an alert email when a certain condition is met. For example I use it in a backup script to alert me when a client’s backup fails… Enjoy!
So I just noticed, after several years, I had an unpublished draft in blogger. So I check it out, and decided to post it below, because it’s still good info for those who don’t know. This must be several years old. I don’t really use that method any longer – I do the vast majority of virus removals while on a live system, not in an offline environment as mentioned below. Anyway, here’s an unmodified...
Dear Internet, [LMAO Conan!] I used to think that experience made all the difference. Well, I still do, yet when you are not using the knowledge gained by all that experience on a regular basis, you loose a bit of it, sometimes a good bit. Hey, that’s why we make notes, right? Enter OneNote. Thanks, M$. Leave it to you to introduce one of the best things out there, only to have folks neglect it’s...
Expanded Run with Parameters to cover scripts and Windows Installer files Improved backup logic Misc. fixes PDF and Online Documentation
New from RC1: Added Take Ownership option for directories in Windows Vista/7 Added ability to use the Foolish Icon for the context menu prefix Fixed bug with Set Default Action to Edit for Unknown Files when Open In Notepad for All Files wasn’t checked. Moved default file type backup info to registry in case running from non-writable portable medium (e.g. a WinPE based CD) Added smart checking for app to determine AutoTBC or Public Edition,...
I’m not going to talk about individual components or fixes, but the app as a whole. New features: Prefix Options – Now you can choose NO PREFIX or make a CUSTOM PREFIX for the context menu item text!!! Command Prompt Here – Way better than other mods offering this functionality; of course it opens a command prompt in the directory selected – but you can also select a file, and in Vista/7 it also appears...
This applies to the Google Apps desktop extensions which provides (among other things) shortcuts to start your apps with Chrome in their own window. I use my Google Apps email as the default mail client. It shows up as my default client in the start menu, configured via Taskbar and Start Menu Properties > Start menu > Customize > Show on Start Menu > Email: It quit working recently, on several machines. Perhaps something changed...
Updated InstallContextMenus.exe inside this package to version 1.6: * add ability to optionally exclude extensions from being applied to directories * fixed a fairly serious usability oversight on my part, so now you wouldn’t need to remove extensions before reconfiguring them if they were already installed in a different configuration. The new v1.1 package can be installed without uninstalling the previous one. There will be no feature improvements, and should be no other bug fixes,...
Ok, I previously had a similar package that only utilized GooG, and had no real install/configure/uninstall support. Well now I got all that and more… GooG functionality: Ever wanted to right click a file and select “Google It” from the available choices? How about simply double click a .DLL file to “Google It” when you don’t know what it is? Need more? Try to “Google It with Full Path” if you need more specific information. ...
(NEW) IsolateUserStartups is a tiny program intended for YOU to schedule to run at every user account logoff (via Group Policy or registry settings.) When run, it copies any new startup program entries placed in common areas (affecting all user accounts) to the local user account’s own startup area. This ensures that other user accounts on your computer don’t get bogged down with startup entries from programs that one user chooses to install, such as...
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