beaker

Anyone know what freeware application would allow me to convert a .ttf to .fon? I know it can be done, I would think it would be the easier of the conversions, but I can't find an app that does it...

Thanks for the feedback. Too bad about the system Path, though...

prathapml, I haven't had a chance to work on a 64 bit version of Windows. I didn't realize that there are separate directories for 32 bit executables. Do you know if SysWOW64 is in the path statement? If so, there's no real concern, since the registry entries just call on copypath without a directory. If it's not in the path, I'll need to write an installer or something a bit more intelligent. Thanks again for your help. Please let me know of your success/failure.

prathapml, Thanks for the offer to host , but I'm all set. I'm glad to hear you would find this useful. Here are the files: copypath.exe, and copypath.reg. Just place copypath.exe in your system32 directory and import copypath.reg. Can you try it out and let me know how it works for you? I'd love the feedback. Thanks, beaker btw, thx for moving to the proper forum. I didn't see it

I made an application that allows you right-click on any file/folder/drive and copy the path to the clipboard. I know there are others already out there, but I wanted something that had no interface and wasn't in a submenu. It's written in .NET 1.1, so you'd need the framework installed. Now that all the disclaimers are out of the way, I was wondering if this is something that anyone would be interested in. If so, I would post to the 'net. If not, no big deal, it works for me... Just looking for feedback, thanks.

I found it. For those that might wonder. Here's the syntax: SET ProgramFiles=C:\Program Files

How do you change the environmental variable temporarily? Meaning, I change it for one install only, then change it back... I've seen a post on this, but can't find it now. This is how I happened upon this thread. btw, great avatar and nick, Crash&Burn. Twitch is an amazing album!

I agree that most people probably know how to remove entries, but I didn't know you could have a default template for text-based files and pre-populate lines of text. Good stuff, codeblue.