Autor: Michal Kawecki (kwinto_at_poland.com)
Data: Tue 26 Sep 2000 - 23:12:24 MET DST
Użytkownik ".kurt" <kurdt_at_poland.com> napisał w wiadomości
news:8qr1up$jfk$1_at_news.tpi.pl...
> > Ustaw harmonogram zadańń i Outlooka, który po odebraniu poczty rozłącza
> się
> > automatycznie (ewentualnie taryfikator telefoniczny rozłączający po n
> > impulsach).
>
> Nie bardzo sie nadaje, bo czasem tez chcialbym aby poczte mi sprawdzal
> Mail Warrior. To musi byc program, ktory bedzie potrafil wlaczyc MW,
> odebrac poczte, i rozlaczyc polaczenie z siecia. Musi byc w 100% dzialaja-
> cy, bo nie chcialbym dostac potem prezentu z telekomuny z piecioma
> zerami po pierwszej cyferce :-)
>
Aplikacja którą Ci sugerowałem - NetLaunch - potrafi to o co Ci chodzi. Tzn.
uruchamia dowolny program po zaprogramowanym połączeniu się z Internetem, a po
wykryciu bezczynności potrafi taki program zamknąć, i to na trzy sposoby
(potrafi brutalnie go usunąć z systemu omijając okienka typu "Czy jesteś
pewien?". Wszystkie te funkcje są w bardzo prosty sposób konfigurowalne i nie
wymagają pisania jakichkolwiek makr.
Załączam skrót funkcji:
. Can launch and/or close applications when it detects a connect or
disconnect. Can also launch programs just prior to each event.
. Can close programs on a connection event, and offers several different close
methods for programs. This allows you to close an e-mail program nicely (to
avoid losing any e-mail you were typing should your connection be broken), or
force-close a program like ICQ, which normally asks you "are you sure?" first.
. Can define programs that disconnect you when they close, so it could
automatically disconnect from your ISP when you close Netscape for example.
. Each program can be configured differently for each Dial-Up Networking
connection. This way you can have programs that launch when you connect to one
ISP, but not the other!
. Presses the "Connect" and "Redial" buttons (configurable per DUN connection)
. Override username/password per DUN connection
. Hide/Minimize the "Connected to xxx" dialog after a successful connection in
Windows 95
. Adds "Retry" and "Cancel" buttons to Dial-Up Networking error messages (like
NT does), and will automatically retry after an elapsed amount of time with no
activity (user-configurable of course)
. Minimum baud-rate checking. Netlaunch will drop the connection and redial
if the minimum speed is not met.
. Low-traffic disconnect per DUN connection. This feature works 100% better
than Microsoft's lame "Idle disconnect"
. Supports all versions of Windows 95, including international versions and
Windows 98.
. Supports Windows NT 4.0 and 5.0
. Powerful connection scheduling for automatically connecting and
disconnecting from your DUN connections.
. Manages an unlimited number of DUN connections, launch applications and
schedules for each DUN.
. Shortcuts to all your internet apps from the context-menu
. You may choose which programs show up in the context menu, and which
connections are displayed in the menu. Programs can be conditionally added to
the context menu based on being connected/not connected. Configurable per DUN
connection.
. Online context-sensitive help
. Quick access to your Dial-Up Networking connections, so you can establish or
break a connection
. Connection/disconnection scheduling. You may specify an unlimited number of
schedules and timed connection/disconnections.
. Quick menu hotkey for bringing up the NetLaunch menu
. Command-line access to the menu functions, so you can make/break connections
and launch programs using command-line arguments!
. Quick access to all the programs in your Launch List so you can add programs
to the Launch List that never launch--just to have a shortcut from the
NetLaunch menu!
. Can add itself to your list of startup programs, so NetLaunch is always
running when you're in Windows.
. Fully extensible using the NetLaunch API available free of charge to anyone
who wants to extend NetLaunch's capabilities. Contact me or check out my
website to obtain the NLX (NetLaunch eXtension) developer kit.
. SMALL SMALL SMALL! Written in straight C, and only uses a few DLL's that are
already loaded by Windows.
-- Pozdrawiam Michał Kawecki kwinto_at_poland.com
To archiwum zostało wygenerowane przez hypermail 2.1.7 : Tue 18 May 2004 - 20:39:40 MET DST