Here is a little toy (which has grown...) that may be useful.
It certainly has been for me learing Windows programming!.
regards to all
DavK
It certainly has been for me learing Windows programming!.
regards to all
DavK
Heh, this is pretty damn cute :D
Now that I have your attention, this is a minor fix for the Time based
UI toy which sorts the hidden text problem (I hope) - see areadme.txt
However the most common feedback from local users is surprise at just
what is lying around on the shared/family/office computer!. You know, the
stuff that mysteriously finds its way into the browsing history and so on...
Never mind the vicarious thrill of sitting back and letting it just
scroll thru all those thousands (?!) of family photos.
So it has now been recristened as 'PornFinda'.
cheers.
UI toy which sorts the hidden text problem (I hope) - see areadme.txt
However the most common feedback from local users is surprise at just
what is lying around on the shared/family/office computer!. You know, the
stuff that mysteriously finds its way into the browsing history and so on...
Never mind the vicarious thrill of sitting back and letting it just
scroll thru all those thousands (?!) of family photos.
So it has now been recristened as 'PornFinda'.
cheers.
Nice new nickname. Even if you don't actively browse for it, you'll get it in your cache nevertheless, even on non-IE browsers >_<
One minor gripe: you're misusing the progress bar when doing initial scan. Instead, doing something like "scanning partition X:", and once every few seconds you can show the last folder scanned. Updating text for each folder would hog speed majorly, but only doing it once every 2-3 seconds gives user a sense of progress and doesn't hurt speed.
Keep up the good work!
One minor gripe: you're misusing the progress bar when doing initial scan. Instead, doing something like "scanning partition X:", and once every few seconds you can show the last folder scanned. Updating text for each folder would hog speed majorly, but only doing it once every 2-3 seconds gives user a sense of progress and doesn't hurt speed.
Keep up the good work!
Very nice. Love it. Thank You very much for sharing.