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Comment on How to Remove an Empty Axialis Toolbar from Visual Studio by Igo

Igo — Wed, 03 Mar 2010 07:49:08 +0000

Thanx alot! That was really annoying.

Comment on Disabling the “Your computer is low on memory” and “Close programs to prevent information loss” dialogs by Windows 7 (vs. VS) - Öt Perc .NET - Molnár Gergő blogja - devPortal

Windows 7 (vs. VS) - Öt Perc .NET - Molnár Gergő blogja - devPortal — Tue, 16 Feb 2010 17:46:41 +0000

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Comment on How to remove the desktop watermark from Windows 7 by Akim

Akim — Thu, 21 Jan 2010 07:37:07 +0000

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Comment on How to Remove an Empty Axialis Toolbar from Visual Studio by Someone

Someone — Fri, 15 Jan 2010 02:01:51 +0000

Thank you! and thank you google.

Comment on Disabling the “Your computer is low on memory” and “Close programs to prevent information loss” dialogs by Quinn

Quinn — Wed, 13 Jan 2010 19:25:13 +0000

Thanks for this, it kept popping up when I was playing Fallout 3. I had to also set permissions for full access before I could delete those folders.

Comment on Disabling the “Your computer is low on memory” and “Close programs to prevent information loss” dialogs by Matt

Matt — Tue, 15 Dec 2009 17:04:56 +0000

I have 8GB ram and it starts going off around 5.2GB used space. What a load of CROCK, Microsoft.

Comment on Disabling the “Your computer is low on memory” and “Close programs to prevent information loss” dialogs by ernst

ernst — Mon, 19 Oct 2009 14:01:47 +0000

thanks very much, this was the last remaining annoying message on windows 7 for me.

although i would prefer to tune the values, e. g. low memory warnings if there are only <100M left. but the default value of 25% is crazy.

Comment on Kommand – An AutoHotKey Script that does VIM-Like Text Editing and Window Management by Kylir

Kylir — Wed, 19 Aug 2009 20:06:48 +0000

It shouldn’t take too much work to get some of the basic key mappings going, I just need to move things around. I’ll do something over the weekend and put up a new post. We should probably just communicate over email.

Comment on Kommand – An AutoHotKey Script that does VIM-Like Text Editing and Window Management by Mark

Mark — Wed, 19 Aug 2009 19:58:00 +0000

Looks like the gurus on the mailing list are helping you out, though…

So back to the original discussion: What’s the prognosis for modifying your script to make it more “Vimpatible”? (Hey, sounds like a cool name…) With my overloaded schedule, I don’t want to start on it, if you’re already in the process…

Comment on Kommand – An AutoHotKey Script that does VIM-Like Text Editing and Window Management by Kylir

Kylir — Wed, 19 Aug 2009 17:00:26 +0000

No, unfortunately not. Although I do like his gui and nogui custom command ideas.

Comment on Kommand – An AutoHotKey Script that does VIM-Like Text Editing and Window Management by Mark

Mark — Wed, 19 Aug 2009 16:34:25 +0000

Does anything here help: http://kyle.baley.org/CategoryView,category,Tools.aspx

Comment on Kommand – An AutoHotKey Script that does VIM-Like Text Editing and Window Management by Kylir

Kylir — Wed, 19 Aug 2009 14:36:48 +0000

Last night I took the time to figure out a solution to a number of annoying things with Vimperator and now I’ve got it set up so that it is pretty usable for me, including fixes for the annoying pasting issues I was having.

The only thing I would like to figure out is how to do site-specific key mappings. Since Remember the Milk uses the escape key all over the place, it would be cool if I could do two things:
1. Automatically go into pass-through mode so I can send any keystroke I want. So something like autocmd LocationChange .* :js modes.passAllKeys = /www\.rememberthemilk\.com\/home\/[^/]+\/#section\.tasks/.test(buffer.URL).

2. I need a way to send the escape keystroke while in insert mode and drop back to pass-through mode after sending it. I’ve tried inoremap and inoremap , but they haven’t quite worked right.

Another solution to this whole thing would to have a way to completely disable Vimperator in every way for just Remember the Milk. Anyway, I think I’ll just join the mailing list and ask away.

By the way, I found a way cool extension called jV that enables Vi keybindings inside textareas. If you use it, make sure you put inoremap into your vimperatorrc file, which will solve Escape conflicts between Vimperator and jV in textareas.

Comment on Kommand – An AutoHotKey Script that does VIM-Like Text Editing and Window Management by Mark

Mark — Wed, 19 Aug 2009 13:50:02 +0000

Hmmmm – I think that’s beyond the scope of my knowledge at this point, too. However, I’m SURE somebody on the vimperator@mozdev.org mailing list would know. Are you subscribed to that list? Or I could ask the questions in your behalf…

Comment on Kommand – An AutoHotKey Script that does VIM-Like Text Editing and Window Management by Kylir

Kylir — Tue, 18 Aug 2009 12:59:37 +0000

I actually already knew about the autocmd LocationChange thing. For me, it only partially works. The only problem with it is that escape still pulls me out of pass through mode and I use escape pretty heavily on Remember the Milk. Is there a way to override keystrokes for specific sites?

When I say paste, I mean pasting into text boxes mostly. It is okay that I have to press ctrl+v twice for normal places, but when I’m in that pass-through mode, things go all crazy. It seems like either pasting is disabled or it’ll take me out of pass-through. Sometimes something will happen with Vimperator and I end up having to restart Firefox completely. It would be nice to remap ctrl+v when I’m in pass through + insert mode to be normal ctrl+v. Do you know what I mean?

Comment on Kommand – An AutoHotKey Script that does VIM-Like Text Editing and Window Management by Mark

Mark — Mon, 17 Aug 2009 18:15:06 +0000

As for the keystroke conflicts, I stole this line from somebody:

:autocmd LocationChange .* :js modes.passAllKeys = /mail\.google\.com|www\.google\.com\/reader\/view/.test(buffer.URL)

If you put it in your vimperatorrc file, it’ll disable Vimperator’s keystrokes when you’re in a tab with google mail or google reader in the url.

Can you elaborate a little more on the copy/paste problem? I’m sure there’s a way around it…