John Homerstad - Freeware

Publisher: "John Homerstad"

	m3uEdit2 License: Freeware
	m3uEdit is a robust m3u playlist creator/editor. You can drag-n-drop ANY type of files from Windows Explorer and they will be added to the end of the playlist. It accepts any filetype so that playlists for any media type can be made. For instance, Windows Media Player can play videos, WMA, and MP3 files from a single playlist. Several m3u files can be open at once within m3uEdit. Items from one list can be highlighted and dragged to another list. In general, m3uEdit will only have one session open at a time; if you open another file via the context menu, it will open in the m3uEdit session already running. You can drag the filenames around to get them in the order you want. The drive letters or full paths can be easily removed. You can delete items or manually edit them. The display and print font can be changed, and remembered between sessions if you like. Only one option: Include (or not) m3uEdit in the context menus of m3u files. This means you can right-click any m3u file and pick m3uEdit to start editing that file. Keyword: M3u, Playlist, Editor Author: John Homerstad\| Date: 28-09-2002 \| Size: 277 KB \| Download
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	Text Ticker License: Freeware
	Text Ticker is a little program which scrolls the contents of a text file at the top or bottom of the screen. The text appears in a so-called "appbar" which is similar the the Windows Taskbar. All settings- font, color, text file, etc.- are saved between sessions. The popup menu is available by right-clicking either the ticker or the tray icon. It has a variety of options: - Show the ticker at the top or the bottom of the screen; - Hide the ticker (but leave it running); - Display (or not) an icon in the Windows System Tray (next to the clock). If the tray icon is disabled, it will still show up if the ticker is hidden. - Font can use any font installed on your system, including any size and color available. Note that some combinations do not work well. - Color selects the main, or background, color of the ticker. - Speed controls how fast the text moves across the screen. It has two control settings: Scroll Distance and Scroll Delay. Scroll Distance is how many pixels the text moves at a time. Scroll Delay is how often, in milliseconds, the text moves. Note that some combinations do not work well. Speed can also be adjusted with the arrow keys on the keyboard. The left and right arrows decrease and increase the scroll distance. The up and down arrows alter the scroll delay. Of course, the ticker must have "focus" for the keys to work, so click on the ticker first. Any text file- in fact, any file at all- can be dropped on the ticker and the program will begin to scroll that file's contents. A file can also be browsed for and loaded by selecting Load File on the menu. If Default is clicked on the menu the font and color settings will be retuned to those used the first time it is run. This can be handy if things get hard to read. When the ticker is hidden, only the tray icon gives access to the program. In this case, the menu only offers Restore, Help and Exit. Left-clicking the tray icon alternately shows and hides the ticker. Keyword: Text, Scroll, Ticker, Appbar, Desktop Author: John Homerstad\| Date: 29-01-2003 \| Size: 247 KB \| Download
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