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Tell When Done watches a program window, which is doing some process, and tells when it has done it's processing. Effectively freeing the user to do another job in another window, without worrying about it.
I am Anand, the developer of TWD. Thanks for your good wishes.
Leif, sorry I could not understand what you meant by "register your TC". If you requested me to register at this forum, then thanks I did it. If anything else, please let me know.
anandcoral wrote:Leif, sorry I could not understand what you meant by "register your TC". If you requested me to register at this forum, then thanks I did it. If anything else, please let me know.
He's teasing Baas for using a screenshot that references Total Commander (referring to the screenshot).
Anyway, thanks for posting. I've been swamped or I would have tested out your software by now. Its a great idea.
I had a use for this the other day as I was working with two machines and doing maintenance on one of them. I found that the program doesn't work with programs that frequently refresh their status (e.g. UltraDefrag). I also tried it on the standard windows defrag program and it popped up that processing was complete before it was actually done.
Still a great idea but doesn't currently work for the programs I generally need notification on. Tested on 1.6.0.
Tell When Done watches a program window, which is doing some process, and tells when it has done it's processing. Effectively freeing the user to do another job in another window, without worrying about it.
I'm having a problem on my system where PowerPoint keeps hanging on my system. I was hoping TellWhenDone would notify me when a program closed, but actually I think it only pays attention to when a program stops having high CPU utilization. I wish it was able to do both.
Once again it's Daphne to the rescue. First I setup a "trap" for it:
And created one for both creation and destruction: