DropIt V0.9    Suggested by Lupo73 - Updated by Lupo73 on 3 Feb 2010 312KB (uncompressed) - Popularity score (869) Website - Screenshot - Download - Comments (10) - Post comment - Permalink

Posted comments:

 just wondering: relative folder paths? [2009-12-05 20:37]

 DinoBiH: Yes, it is using relative paths. [2010-01-06 18:59]

 DinoBiH: Just use
..\..\Documents\Music
if you want to go back two levels from the app, then type the rest of the path. [2010-01-06 19:02]

 Soultwister: scan it it has a virus [2010-01-11 17:09]

 Soultwister: SPR/AutoIt.Gen thats what came up while installing not on scan of exe [2010-01-11 17:13]

 Viper Tech: AutoIt Apps tend to be false alarms. It is very common ofr Compiled Autoit Code to show false Positives. You can check the AutoIt Forums for verification of this common issue [2010-01-12 06:49]

 Joe Gent: Cant get it to stay on top. Keeps disappearing - Win XP Pro SP3. [2010-01-13 13:24]

 Lupo73: I'm the author.. please, try if the problem persists in the last release. In this case write me more info on the forum, to fix it. [2010-01-17 21:59]

 goodtimetribe: anyone wanna reconsider doing this in something other than AutoIT? [2010-01-20 17:38]

 stanmarsh: now support multiple instances, v0.9! [2010-02-04 00:25]

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