Small programs that make a big difference.
I have been using Autohotkey since a 2006, when the ease of using it to tame windows struck me. There lot of tiny scriptlets that constantly run in my system, from hotkeys, hotstrings to full blown apps written with autohotkey that make life with windows easier.
There are some programs that I have released to the public domain. The notable amoung these are:
1. WYSIWYG BBCode Editor
If you live on a forum, or you are an occasional forum-er – this is the software for you!
Forget all those BBCode tags and the messy output. Forget the hard time you had after formating and previewing the post, then going back to find a small detail you needed to change. Read More..
2. CHM2PDB Converter
Now read all your CHM (Compiled Windows Help) e-books/files in your handheld PDA, like Palm, Pocket PC and Smartphones in which iSilo Reader can be installed!!
This software will convert any CHM files that you have, along with the navigation structure present in the document! Read More..
1. SignSIS Batch
A GUI for batch signing of files!
This program is a wrapper for SignSIS for signing multiple SIS files in batch mode. Please extract to the same folder as signsis.exe Read More..
Hope you like them!
2 comments
noel says:
January 25, 2011 at 2:01 pm (UTC 5.5)
first off, i would like to comment you on a great program! i was having a similar problem finding a chm reader for my smartphone but ended up with bad programs that could sometimes open chm files but not be able to navigate through them, sometimes crash when opening files >20MB, or would even NOT install! then i came across your project and gave it a try – and it answered most, if not ALL, my portable ebook needs!
i noticed a small problem, though. when converting chm files composed of *.mht files (not the usual *.htm or *.html files), the program could decompile them but not convert them to a *.pdb file. well, it would, but the output *.pdb file would only include the table of contents and nothing more.
is there a way around this? thanks
shajul says:
January 25, 2011 at 3:49 pm (UTC 5.5)
this is because IsiloX does not support *.mht files..
my program is just a wrapper for iSiloX, hence whatever iSiloX cannot convert, my program cannot.