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I haven't, at least.guinness wrote:Has anyone experienced the same problem as the second comment on http://www.freewaregenius.com/2011/08/0 ... ent-265826?
Hi, thanks for your hard work!guinness wrote:I think the user profile is on a different drive to where the System32 folder is located, but this is a guess.
) has the OS on the main drive e.g. C:\Code: Select all
MsgBox(64, "_IsSystemDrive()", _IsSystemDrive("C"))
Func _IsSystemDrive($sDrive)
Local $aArray[5] = [4, @HomeDrive, @ProgramFilesDir, @SystemDir, @WindowsDir]
For $A = 1 To $aArray[0]
If $sDrive = _GetDriveLetter($aArray[$A]) Then
Return 1
EndIf
Next
EndFunc ;==>_IsSystemDrive
Func _GetDriveLetter($sFileName)
Return StringLeft($sFileName, 1)
EndFunc ;==>_GetDriveLetterWell, I'm sure I'm not aloneguinness wrote:If this is the case then I didn't take into account people doing this, because the average user (like me
It's pretty amazing when all I did was create an application in 4 weeks, uploaded to my website & told only people here, in no way did I ask Lifehacker (or the other blogs) to review ProEject, so I'm really delighted people are at least downloading ProEject. Out of all of this I really hope those that have downloaded the source code have at least become interested in AutoIt.I've submitted Settings.exe as a false positive to the ClamAV Virus Database Maintainer team. Hopefully there will soon be one FP less.guinness wrote:This is down to the Settings.exe created by spicydog >> http://www.virustotal.com/file-scan/rep ... 1312532227, as the ProEject executable is clean >> http://www.virustotal.com/file-scan/rep ... 1312532024 plus the source code is available.Tends to trigger security software: partially because of what it does. I expect to get lots of comments/emails from freaked readers, but this software has an extremely good VirusTotal profile (see here; only 4/43 flag as positive, which is a very good result).
Even though we all know Settings.exe was being flagged as a false positive, I've removed it for the time being because I was getting alot of emails about the issue & this is my first "major" application I've uploaded so I want to retain a good reputation.
Congratulations. I can't believe it was created on the Autoit language. And yes, i'm look into your source code there and learning from it. It is at the advanced level.guinness wrote:Thanks SYSTEM, today alone ProEject has had 800+ downloads which is partly down to you and others on TPFC helping me
I can say that it's not AutoIt.crownixx wrote: BTW, last time i check the source code, Settings.exe was using Autoit languange. Now it is build on what language? It have small filesize and doesn't seem like autoit built.
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G:\Komentoriviohjelmat>sfk find -pat autoit -dir ..\ProEject\ProEject.exe
..\ProEject\ProEject.exe :
&H d%H 2-H P%H 4%H %H 1#QNAN 1#INF 1#IND 1#SNAN This is a compiled AutoIt s
cript. AV researchers
please email avsupport@autoitscript.com for support. uxtheme.dll IsThemeActiv
e
G:\Komentoriviohjelmat>sfk find -pat autoit -dir ..\ProEject\Extra\Settings.exe
G:\Komentoriviohjelmat>
Thanks, I know you understand AutoIt so if you learn something then I've reached my initial goal. Honestly you haven't seen anything yet, the version I've been working on in the last week uses WMI amongst other things.Congratulations. I can't believe it was created on the Autoit language. And yes, i'm look into your source code there and learning from it. It is at the advanced level.
I didn't think I would have to, but it became apparent after discussing with lautrepay that this was the case. Expect an update in the next couple of weeks, this is because I have a lot of testing to do as well as add some features requested by users.Code: Select all
- ADDED: Auto detect system language and use available language file if present.
- ADDED: If ProEject.dat is present and the Settings GUI is shown, if "Use the GUI" is selected it will automatically display the GUI afterwards.
- ADDED: Model name in the traymenu.
- ADDED: Option to minimise to the system tray on program startup.
- ADDED: Option to minimise to the system tray or minimise normally.
- ADDED: Refresh item to the traymenu.
- ADDED: Setting to start ProEject on windows startup.
- ADDED: Support for multiple monitors and added a new function to check whether or not the GUI is out of bounds, ideal if you're moving computers with different monitor sizes.
- ADDED: Native x64 version.I use both IA-32 and x86-64 systems. Which exactly are the advantages of the 64-bit versionguinness wrote:For those that use x64 Windows then I have some good news for you, I'm creating a native version for x64 bit systems
Excellent.guinness wrote: - ADDED: Support for multiple monitors and added a new function to check whether or not the GUI is out of bounds, ideal if you're moving computers with different monitor sizes.
This is a good topic >> http://www.portablefreeware.com/forums/ ... hp?p=30571 to answer your question. Personally I just use x32 applications because I'm not bothered about the application accessing more memory, though 7-Zip is the exception to the rule as I did recognise an increase in performance.Which exactly are the advantages of the 64-bit version?
Ouch.guinness wrote: Why am I providing a x64 version?
The reason for having a x64 version is because it became apparent that the x32 ProEject couldn't detect x64 applications running from a drive, this is down to how Windows operates & not ProEject. As I said the reason I didn't pick up on this is I don't use x64 portable applications, but once lautrepay pointed out that his x64 applications weren't closing I soon realised why.
