Posted by member 98984 on 2004-03-17 08:18:46
So I was looking in the registry and noticed various entries like
DefaultIcon="C:\Program Files\Adobe\Photoshop CS\Photoshop.exe,57"
and
DefaultIcon="dxmasf.dll,-502"
and I was thinking it would be nice to have a module that could be bundled with LiteStep so that themes could include theme specific icons and the module would intercept requests for the resources to a different icon.
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I use Remote Desktop to connect to my desktop computer from my laptop. The laptop has a screensize of 800x600 and I normally run my desktop at 1280x1024. When I login I have to manually recycle so that my theme objects are placed properly.
I can't enable recycle on resolution change because it causes problems with Tribes 2 in fullscreen mode. I would like a module that detects a login event and does a recycle or runs an optional bang when I logon via Remote Desktop or locally.
I suppose it would be more useful if it knew the difference between a remote and local session and could run different bangs based on type, but I'd be happy with just a simple !recycle on logon.
DefaultIcon="C:\Program Files\Adobe\Photoshop CS\Photoshop.exe,57"
and
DefaultIcon="dxmasf.dll,-502"
and I was thinking it would be nice to have a module that could be bundled with LiteStep so that themes could include theme specific icons and the module would intercept requests for the resources to a different icon.
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I use Remote Desktop to connect to my desktop computer from my laptop. The laptop has a screensize of 800x600 and I normally run my desktop at 1280x1024. When I login I have to manually recycle so that my theme objects are placed properly.
I can't enable recycle on resolution change because it causes problems with Tribes 2 in fullscreen mode. I would like a module that detects a login event and does a recycle or runs an optional bang when I logon via Remote Desktop or locally.
I suppose it would be more useful if it knew the difference between a remote and local session and could run different bangs based on type, but I'd be happy with just a simple !recycle on logon.