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TreeSheets
TreeSheets
Re: TreeSheets
It only writes some settings from the Options menu to the registry: HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\TreeSheets
+ a list of recently used files.
[HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\TreeSheets]
"lastopenfile_0"="P:\\Peter\\TreeSheets\\name of file1.cts"
"numopenfiles"=dword:00000002
"defaultfont"="Segoe UI"
"lefttabs"=dword:00000001
"totray"=dword:00000001
"minclose"=dword:00000001
"singletray"=dword:00000001
"file1"="P:\\Peter\\TreeSheets\\name of file1.cts"
"file2"="P:\\Peter\\TreeSheets\\name of file2.cts"
"file3"=""
"file4"=""
"file5"=""
"file6"=""
"file7"=""
"file8"=""
"file9"=""
"maximized"=dword:00000000
"resx"=dword:000003e8
"resy"=dword:000002ee
"posx"=dword:00000215
"posy"=dword:000000cb
"lastopenfile_1"="P:\\Peter\\TreeSheets\\name of file2.cts"
Also see: https://groups.google.com/forum/?fromgr ... KfGF2dZNZ4
So it's not stealth, but I don't care. I like it a lot and use it for some time now. Great PIM
+ a list of recently used files.
[HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\TreeSheets]
"lastopenfile_0"="P:\\Peter\\TreeSheets\\name of file1.cts"
"numopenfiles"=dword:00000002
"defaultfont"="Segoe UI"
"lefttabs"=dword:00000001
"totray"=dword:00000001
"minclose"=dword:00000001
"singletray"=dword:00000001
"file1"="P:\\Peter\\TreeSheets\\name of file1.cts"
"file2"="P:\\Peter\\TreeSheets\\name of file2.cts"
"file3"=""
"file4"=""
"file5"=""
"file6"=""
"file7"=""
"file8"=""
"file9"=""
"maximized"=dword:00000000
"resx"=dword:000003e8
"resy"=dword:000002ee
"posx"=dword:00000215
"posy"=dword:000000cb
"lastopenfile_1"="P:\\Peter\\TreeSheets\\name of file2.cts"
Also see: https://groups.google.com/forum/?fromgr ... KfGF2dZNZ4
So it's not stealth, but I don't care. I like it a lot and use it for some time now. Great PIM
Re: TreeSheets
Looks interesting, thanks.
I noticed
added to the registry when run in admin mode (win7).
I noticed
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HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\.cts
HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\TreeSheets
Re: TreeSheets
Not anything that hasn't already been covered above, but you can see the dev responding to a portable request. Seems the place to request a stealth status if that was a priority for anyone here.
Re: TreeSheets
In this post: https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic ... Uf8ROJYFik
the publisher of TreeSheets writes:
Started with the -p command all settings are written to TreeSheets.ini
No more entries in the registry.
the publisher of TreeSheets writes:
TestedYou can run TreeSheets with the -p command line option to run it in portable mode. It will not use the registry, but instead attempt to write to a .ini file in the current directory.
Started with the -p command all settings are written to TreeSheets.ini
No more entries in the registry.
Re: TreeSheets
@Ennovy
Thanks for that.
Tested: Portable
Settings: TreeSheets.ini in application folder
Thanks for that.
Tested: Portable
Settings: TreeSheets.ini in application folder
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Re: TreeSheets
I really like this and thinks it has a lot of potential!
Added to the database:
http://www.portablefreeware.com/index.php?id=2741
Please vote if you'd like to take it public.
I have also moved this topic to the "Submissions" forum.
Added to the database:
http://www.portablefreeware.com/index.php?id=2741
Please vote if you'd like to take it public.
I have also moved this topic to the "Submissions" forum.
Re: TreeSheets
Really like the look of this, will try!
And voted.
Do you think the line in the entry '... and launch with TreeSheets -p' will make sense to users? I mean, anyone technical will get it but wondering if there should be some FAQ link about it.
And voted.
Do you think the line in the entry '... and launch with TreeSheets -p' will make sense to users? I mean, anyone technical will get it but wondering if there should be some FAQ link about it.
Re: TreeSheets
Thanks! and votedAndrew Lee wrote:I really like this and thinks it has a lot of potential!
Added to the database:
http://www.portablefreeware.com/index.php?id=2741
Please vote if you'd like to take it public.
I have also moved this topic to the "Submissions" forum.
Re: TreeSheets
I just ran through the uniextract process for this program and it doesn't resemble what's on the website.
I've got:
It *looks* like you just need the contents of $INSTDIR and then you can throw in the various other files from ýŸ€ if you want (you have to manually open those files as the program can't see them).
Is that just me? Can anyone confirm this?
I've got:
- $INSTDIR
$PLUGINSDIR
ýŸ€
It *looks* like you just need the contents of $INSTDIR and then you can throw in the various other files from ýŸ€ if you want (you have to manually open those files as the program can't see them).
Is that just me? Can anyone confirm this?
Re: TreeSheets
@ Webfork
Its not just you
same here on (XP etc)
as you, I just used $INSTDIR
works fine
interesting and well written program
Its not just you
same here on (XP etc)
as you, I just used $INSTDIR
works fine
interesting and well written program
Re: TreeSheets
Thanks. I'll update the instructions.NickR wrote:... not just you
Re: TreeSheets
EDIT: To avoid a thread hijack, I moved my reply over to this thread.Specular wrote:Do you think the line in the entry '... and launch with TreeSheets -p' will make sense to users? I mean, anyone technical will get it but wondering if there should be some FAQ link about it.
Re: TreeSheets
This is what I get when I extract the installer (I am using the latest version of 7-Zip- 15.12):
Everyone is getting different folder contents depending on the extractor used and its version. So I think that the procedure to use TreeSheets as a portable program as explained in the database entry is not very accurate.Re: TreeSheets
Suggestions welcome.smaragdus wrote:... I think that the procedure to use TreeSheets as a portable program as explained in the database entry is not very accurate.