spyder - 18 Jan. 2003 - 03:32:
SPU with t-clock2
new board , new questions, new things...
i saw a screen by kmr , showing SPU as a right click with t-clock2, so can kmr or anyone write it how do to that?
this is really appreciated ,i love SPU
18 Jan. 2003 - 04:07
bittemei
spyder:
we're taking up where we left off in this thread:
http://www.virtualplastic.net/msgboard/thread.php?forum=0&thread=1
I'll be posting a synopsis of everything in the last thread tommorow, including how to do the SPU/TClock2 right-click menu thing.
GriGri is working on it now, though, so we might get something even cooler to use :-)
Mei
18 Jan. 2003 - 12:08
twentythree
It sounds so stupid, but I have a really heavy hand and always hit the right mouse button by mistake and of course once you have SPU open there is no way to close it other than to choose something from the menu. It would probably work a lot better as maybe CTRL + Rightclick or Shift + Rightclick
Also someone was saying that they wanted to open more than one SPU for differant things. Imagine a CTRL + Function Key + Right Click option in TClock2 for a number of differant setup SPUs, or even just various programs. Example:
CTRL + F1 + Rightclick - Shortcuts to Graphics Progs
CTRL + F2 + Rightclikc - Shortcuts to Drives
CTRL + F3 + Rightclikc - Shortcuts to Customization Apps
Just some thoughts on T-Clock2 rather than SPU really.
Peace
Anyone know of an app to let you run a program with the start menu button (keyboard and taskbar)? When I'm using explorer, I'ld like it to be gone completely.
Oooo.... we can edit now. >:}
19 Jan. 2003 - 03:32
vvraith
does anybody know how to sneak an spu call in geOShell's right click registry setting?
19 Jan. 2003 - 03:33
vvraith
twentythree, clicking outside of the SPU instance will also close it. atleast for me.
23: SPU can open a different app when you hold shift while activating it. In fact, it can just open to different apps, it that's all you wanted.
wraith: How about just calling on a lnk file?
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