Comments for tomcooke.me.uk http://tomcooke.me.uk Just another WordPress weblog Tue, 09 Feb 2010 13:01:14 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3.3 Comment on Clutter Cloak by Martin http://tomcooke.me.uk/?page_id=5#comment-13 Martin Mon, 03 Mar 2008 17:10:17 +0000 http://tomcooke.me.uk/?page_id=5#comment-13 It would be nice to have shortcuts to cover both screens or only one. Sometimes I use Freemind on one monitor and write blindly into the second (great idea), but for improving what I have written I only need the text editor. Currently I always have to go to the settings menu and toggle/untoggle the option. Otherwise very nice peace of software!! It would be nice to have shortcuts to cover both screens or only one. Sometimes I use Freemind on one monitor and write blindly into the second (great idea), but for improving what I have written I only need the text editor.
Currently I always have to go to the settings menu and toggle/untoggle the option.
Otherwise very nice peace of software!!

]]> Comment on Cursory by rdx http://tomcooke.me.uk/?page_id=39#comment-28 rdx Wed, 27 Feb 2008 14:55:26 +0000 http://tomcooke.me.uk/?page_id=39#comment-28 Hello, thank you for your fun 'n usefull app. I'ave a azerty keyboard and this line : HotKey,RShift & #,DODUMMY prevent me to type any 3 using the rshift key. here is a patch that solve the issue for me: HotKey,LControl & ²,DODUMMY HotKey,RControl & ²,DODUMMY HotKey,RShift & ²,DODUMMY (i've replaced the # by a ²) thank you again. raf. PS: it will be nice to have the possibility to make right click drag ( like the left click drag ) it popup a menu when you drag files. Hello,

thank you for your fun ‘n usefull app.

I’ave a azerty keyboard and this line :
HotKey,RShift & #,DODUMMY

prevent me to type any 3 using the rshift key.

here is a patch that solve the issue for me:
HotKey,LControl & ²,DODUMMY
HotKey,RControl & ²,DODUMMY
HotKey,RShift & ²,DODUMMY

(i’ve replaced the # by a ²)

thank you again.

raf.

PS: it will be nice to have the possibility to make right click drag ( like the left click drag ) it popup a menu when you drag files.

]]> Comment on Clutter Cloak by Clutter Cloak ti aiuta a concentrarti mentre sei al computer - Noantri http://tomcooke.me.uk/?page_id=5#comment-12 Clutter Cloak ti aiuta a concentrarti mentre sei al computer - Noantri Mon, 25 Feb 2008 08:30:26 +0000 http://tomcooke.me.uk/?page_id=5#comment-12 [...] è quasi impossibile resistere. Tenendo in considerazione questa situazione, Tom Cooke ha creato Clutter Cloak, una piccola ma geniale applicazione scaricabile gratuitamente che vi permette di oscurare toolbar, [...] […] è quasi impossibile resistere. Tenendo in considerazione questa situazione, Tom Cooke ha creato Clutter Cloak, una piccola ma geniale applicazione scaricabile gratuitamente che vi permette di oscurare toolbar, […]

]]> Comment on Cursory by Cursory 0.51 uploaded « Teleskiving’s Place http://tomcooke.me.uk/?page_id=39#comment-27 Cursory 0.51 uploaded « Teleskiving’s Place Tue, 19 Feb 2008 20:51:06 +0000 http://tomcooke.me.uk/?page_id=39#comment-27 [...] Cursory [...] […] Cursory […]

]]> Comment on Swipe to Click by tomcooke http://tomcooke.me.uk/?page_id=29#comment-24 tomcooke Sat, 12 Jan 2008 19:40:46 +0000 http://tomcooke.me.uk/?page_id=29#comment-24 Hi Matt, I've made the labels smaller by abbreviating them, so "Left" is now "L", for example. I like it more this way, hopefully you will find them less distracting as well. I'm having a think about possibly using small icons instead of the text in the next version. The problem with having the tooltip disappear is that it then needs to be shown again if I want to indicate that a click has taken place, or that repeated clicking has been turned off due to 2 seconds without movement. I personally prefer to have the little box stay there rather than keep appearing and disappearing. Best wishes, Tom Hi Matt,

I’ve made the labels smaller by abbreviating them, so “Left” is now “L”, for example. I like it more this way, hopefully you will find them less distracting as well. I’m having a think about possibly using small icons instead of the text in the next version.

The problem with having the tooltip disappear is that it then needs to be shown again if I want to indicate that a click has taken place, or that repeated clicking has been turned off due to 2 seconds without movement. I personally prefer to have the little box stay there rather than keep appearing and disappearing.

Best wishes,

Tom

]]> Comment on Swipe to Click by Matt http://tomcooke.me.uk/?page_id=29#comment-25 Matt Sat, 12 Jan 2008 12:52:25 +0000 http://tomcooke.me.uk/?page_id=29#comment-25 Hi I had a play with this and started to enjoy it once I got the hang of it. I suspect it might be good for laptop touchpads- I'll try it on my laptop later. I found the label beneath the cursor a bit - in the way, perhaps the label could appear for a second or so when modes change, the disappear. Works quite well. Matt Hi

I had a play with this and started to enjoy it once I got the hang of it.

I suspect it might be good for laptop touchpads- I’ll try it on my laptop later. I found the label beneath the cursor a bit - in the way, perhaps the label could appear for a second or so when modes change, the disappear.

Works quite well.

Matt

]]> Comment on Swipe to Click by Swipe to Click 0.12 (first public version) uploaded « Teleskiving’s Place http://tomcooke.me.uk/?page_id=29#comment-26 Swipe to Click 0.12 (first public version) uploaded « Teleskiving’s Place Fri, 11 Jan 2008 22:01:11 +0000 http://tomcooke.me.uk/?page_id=29#comment-26 [...] Swipe to Click [...] […] Swipe to Click […]

]]> Comment on Clutter Cloak by kallispx http://tomcooke.me.uk/?page_id=5#comment-11 kallispx Mon, 11 Jun 2007 20:41:32 +0000 http://tomcooke.me.uk/?page_id=5#comment-11 I just want to thank you for this wonderful and creative application that is truly a great tool for students with attentional deficits (ADD and ADHD). They will certainly benefit from using Clutter Cloak when working on the computer with overwhelming images that need to be filtered out. Do you by chance know of any cursor spotlight applications similar to Mousepose that would work on a PC? Thanks. I just want to thank you for this wonderful and creative application that is truly a great tool for students with attentional deficits (ADD and ADHD). They will certainly benefit from using Clutter Cloak when working on the computer with overwhelming images that need to be filtered out.

Do you by chance know of any cursor spotlight applications similar to Mousepose that would work on a PC? Thanks.

]]> Comment on About by Yujiro Nakamura http://tomcooke.me.uk/?page_id=4#comment-2 Yujiro Nakamura Thu, 17 May 2007 17:09:22 +0000 http://tomcooke.me.uk/?page_id=4#comment-2 Dear Tom Cooke My name is Yujiro Nakamura, an editor of "Windows Forest" a webzine about Windows online software at Impress Watch Corporation, Tokyo, Japan. Our website "Windows Forest" is known as an online software directory service in Japan, and we have 34 millions pageviews per month. We owe this figure to every online software author and users of our website. We will announce you that we introduced your excellent software Clutter Cloak today in our news article. Its URL is shown below. We are sorry that no english page is available. http://www.forest.impress.co.jp/article/2007/05/16/cluttercloak.html We thank you and if your software is updated or new software is released, please tell us. We appriciate your business, Windows Forest Yujiro Nakamura, Editor Impress Watch Corporation, Tokyo, Japan mailto:mado-no-mori-info@impress.co.jp http://www.forest.impress.co.jp/ Dear Tom Cooke

My name is Yujiro Nakamura, an editor of “Windows Forest”

a webzine about Windows online software at Impress Watch Corporation,
Tokyo, Japan.

Our website “Windows Forest” is known as an online software directory
service in Japan, and we have 34 millions pageviews per month. We owe
this figure to every online software author and users of our website.

We will announce you that we introduced your excellent software

Clutter Cloak

today in our news article. Its URL is shown below.
We are sorry that no english page is available.

http://www.forest.impress.co.jp/article/2007/05/16/cluttercloak.html

We thank you and if your software is updated or new software is
released, please tell us.

We appriciate your business,

Windows Forest
Yujiro Nakamura, Editor

Impress Watch Corporation, Tokyo, Japan
mailto:mado-no-mori-info@impress.co.jp
http://www.forest.impress.co.jp/

]]> Comment on Version 0.5 - added blind input mode by jonDough http://tomcooke.me.uk/?p=16#comment-20 jonDough Wed, 16 May 2007 07:17:32 +0000 http://tomcooke.me.uk/?p=16#comment-20 I have two monitors where one is in portrait mode and the other is in landscape. Since the one in portrait mode is higher than the landscape one it seems like the algorithm you are using to cloak the screen is getting confused. I have a full section of both screens that is not getting cloaked. From the top of the landscape mode screen to the top of my active window. This uncloaked section extends all the way to my other screen (in portrait). Any Ideas? Thanks, _JD_ I have two monitors where one is in portrait mode and the other is in landscape. Since the one in portrait mode is higher than the landscape one it seems like the algorithm you are using to cloak the screen is getting confused. I have a full section of both screens that is not getting cloaked. From the top of the landscape mode screen to the top of my active window. This uncloaked section extends all the way to my other screen (in portrait). Any Ideas?

Thanks,
_JD_

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