03-11-2003, 12:36 AM
howdy,
i use qm since the first 2.0 beta snd unfortunally upgraded somewhere yearbreak 02/03 to a commercial version.
after i saw i no big development i switched back to the beta and now i can't install 2.09.
however, i currently can't pay for the amazing qm, but i can offer some weird stuff (at least some useful scripts).
i think the qm help file needs some outside input, because its not easy to understand qm scripting.
i use qm with powerpro, they both are the best tandem for win scripting i can imagine ...
the powerpro address -> http://www.windowspowerpro.com
powerpro is definetly better in displaying and handling bars and menues, while qm offers functions and "(cough)easy solutions" and workarounds.
my best qm application still now is a unique search dialog which takes a clipboard string to a selected search engine (like agent ransack or powerdesk filesearch or any .chm helpfile -> easy to extend that to google too ...)
these script are really long ....
here is a short one for IE (expand dropdown menues on middleclick)
key CaX
lef
0.5
siz 400 600 "+Auto-Suggest Dropdown"
this one called from anywhere quotes a text selection:
key Cc
str clip.getclip
str quote = "''"
str s
s.format("%s%s%s" quote clip quote)
s.setclip
key Cv
i use qm since the first 2.0 beta snd unfortunally upgraded somewhere yearbreak 02/03 to a commercial version.
after i saw i no big development i switched back to the beta and now i can't install 2.09.
however, i currently can't pay for the amazing qm, but i can offer some weird stuff (at least some useful scripts).
i think the qm help file needs some outside input, because its not easy to understand qm scripting.
i use qm with powerpro, they both are the best tandem for win scripting i can imagine ...
the powerpro address -> http://www.windowspowerpro.com
powerpro is definetly better in displaying and handling bars and menues, while qm offers functions and "(cough)easy solutions" and workarounds.
my best qm application still now is a unique search dialog which takes a clipboard string to a selected search engine (like agent ransack or powerdesk filesearch or any .chm helpfile -> easy to extend that to google too ...)
these script are really long ....
here is a short one for IE (expand dropdown menues on middleclick)
key CaX
lef
0.5
siz 400 600 "+Auto-Suggest Dropdown"
this one called from anywhere quotes a text selection:
key Cc
str clip.getclip
str quote = "''"
str s
s.format("%s%s%s" quote clip quote)
s.setclip
key Cv