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Wlipper

Wlipper is a Windows Clipboard Utility Software equivalent to KDE's Klipper or GNOME's Glipper respectively.

For more information visit Wlipper's project page @ SourceForge and consider the documentation included.

Last updated: 2010-10-22

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Worms (Armageddon | World Party) - Router, NAT, Firewall

How to play behind Router, NAT and Firewall online?

Discontinued...

More information for Worms Armageddon @ http://forum.team17.com/showthread.php?t=7166#7.6
More information for Worms World Party @ http://forum.team17.com/showthread.php?t=7171#7.4

Last updated: 2010-01-16

IPv4Info

This is a little Web-Application for retrieving many information stored in a 32 bit IP address of the Internet Protocol Suite.

Visit IPv4Info here.

Last updated: 2010-01-11

Web Calendar

This is a little Web-Application for representing a gregorian calendar with calendar weeks corresponding to the ISO 8601 standard.

Visit Web Calendar here.

Last updated: 2010-01-11

Dynamic Numeral System Converter

This is a little Web-Application for converting numbers interactivelly from and to different numeral systems. The supported numeral systems are Binary, Octal, Decimal and Hexadecimal respectively.

Visit Dynamic Numeral System Converter here.

Last updated: 2009-01-04

(CMDA) sudo for Windows

Here is a Windows batch file to provide a well known sudo console command like solution for Windows without the use of third party software. It is very useful for everyone who is using Windows as a standard user without administrative privileges. This script just encapsulates the CMD console command with the RUNAS console command. So the script acts as an ordinary CMD console command with all its known features.

Often you cannot run applications or execute console commands as standard user because you need administrative privileges. In this case you need to switch to an user with administrative privileges to do your work. Here CMDA is the solution because it runs any application or executes any console command passed to the script with administrative privileges. So you won't need to switch the user account anymore.

This script is called CMDA because it just executes the CMD console command with administrative privileges. It takes all the parameters that are supported by CMD console command and passes them through to the CMD console command itself. All given parameters will be respected during execution of the CMDA script. Anyway in order to using this script you will be asked for the Administrator password which is needed.

For questions and/or answers related to this script visit this thread at the NoAdmin.de forums.

Last updated: 2008-11-07

Script

@ECHO OFF

REM Runs %COMSPEC% with arguments As local Administrator user  
REM All the given arguments will be passed through
REM Copyright 2008 by Markus Kwasnicki
REM Note to quote whitespaces  

SETLOCAL
SET ARGS=%*
RUNAS /PROFILE /ENV /USER:Administrator "%COMSPEC:"=\"% %ARGS:"=\"%"
IF ERRORLEVEL 1 PAUSE
ENDLOCAL

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Download the script from here.

Setup

To use this script you need to save it either as BAT or as CMD file respectively and place it inside a directory which is present in the path environment on your computer.

Usage

As an example to be able to change the firewall settings in the Control Panel of Windows) you need to run this script as follows: CMDA /C START firewall.cpl — Here the /C parameter closes the appearing console window immediatelly after a successfull returning of the script. With the START console command the wanted application (the firewall settings in this example) will be opened in a new process, so the console window in the background is not needed and can be closed. This way you can create a shortcut for any purpose you can imagine.

(DD-WRT)Router reconnect batch script for Windows

This script provides a more interactive Windows batch file for the command line console to reconnect a routers internet connection for routers running with the DD-WRT firmware.

For questions and/or answers related to this script visit this thread at the official DD-WRT forums.

Last updated: 2008-11-06

Script

@ECHO OFF

REM Performs a reconnect of a routers internet connection based on a DD-WRT firmware using cURL especially
REM http://www.paehl.de/reconnect/
REM NOTE: User cannot contain whitespaces
REM NOTE: Password cannot contain whitespaces
REM Works with DD-WRT v23sp2 so far

SETLOCAL

SET IP=%1
SET USER=%2
SET /P PWD=Password: 

curl "http://%USER%:%PWD%@%IP%/apply.cgi" -d "submit_button=Status_Router&submit_type=Disconnect_pppoe&change_action=gozila_cgi&action=Apply" > NUL
IF NOT %ERRORLEVEL% EQU 0 GOTO END
curl "http://%USER%:%PWD%@%IP%/apply.cgi" -d "submit_button=Status_Router&submit_type=Connect_pppoe&change_action=gozila_cgi&action=Apply" > NUL
:END

ENDLOCAL

Download

Download the script from here.

Setup

Just save the above code to a BAT or a CMD file respectively (e.g. ddwrtReconnect.cmd) somewhere in your path environment on your computer.

Usage

All you need to do is to give the IP-Address and the Username as parameters to the script (e.g. ddwrtReconnect 192.168.1.1 UserName). After that you will be asked for the Password so the script can execute the administrative reconnect command.

Note

You need to have cURL installed and it needs to be present in the path environment on your computer.

„which“ for Windows

The following Windows batch file is a solution to the known which console command from the Linux operating system. It returns the absolute path of a file or a directory given as parameter if it is present in the path environment of the computer.

Last updated: 2008-03-02

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@ECHO OFF

REM Prints the first occurrence of an argument file with full path to STDOUT if found from the %PATH% environment variable 
REM Use double quotes if file name contains whitespaces
REM Works with long and 8.3 file names as well  

SETLOCAL
SET WHICH=%~$PATH:1
IF DEFINED WHICH ECHO %WHICH%
ENDLOCAL

Download

Download the script from here.

Setup

Just save the above code to a BAT or a CMD file respectively somewhere in your path environment on your computer.

Usage

See the screenshot above for a given example. Just pass the name of a file or a directory respectively as parameter to the script and it returns the abolute path of the given object as long as it is placed inside the path environment of the computer.

(SHoWW2|FoW) - ModChanger

The (SHoWW2|FoW) - ModChanger is a Mod Activation Tool for the both games Soldiers: Heroes of World War II and Faces of War respectively, which allows to activate and/or deactivate mods from outside the game. For more information consider the included documentation and read the FAQ below.

For questions and/or answers for SHoWW2 visit this thread at the official Codemasters forums.
For questions and/or answers for FoW visit this thread at the official Ubisoft forums.

Last updated: 2005-04-30 (for SHoWW2)
Last updated: 2007-06-27 (for FoW)

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F.A.Q.

• Q: Where can I find documentation about modding the game?

  A: You can grab a little collection of basic information about modding from the above Download section here. There are a Soldiers: Heroes of World War II - Modding Knowledge Base and a Faces of War - Modding Knowledge Base respectively, made by the community, which provides a huge amount of advanced information, also.

• Q: After activating several mods the game does not start anymore!

  A: It is indeed possible to activate several mods together. But not all mods are compatible with each other. In some cases a misconfiguration occurrs preventing the game from starting. Because of that it is not possible to deactivate the mods in the game menu. This is where the ModChanger comes handy. With the ModChanger you can deactivate the mods before starting the game. The misconfiguration will be removed directly from the configuration files.

• Q: An error message appears that says: Unable to retrieve "Application Path" from Registry!

  A: This is happening...

  1. ...if you have reinstalled Windows but not the game too.
  2. ...if you are using an older game installation with a NoCD solution ;-)

  In both cases the needed registry information is missing.

  Explanation: This tool looks in the registry for a key to determine the installation path of the application. But if this registry key is missing this tool cannot determine the application path and so it cannot work properly.

  Solution: Here is a little workaround to solve this issue:

  1. Win+Run the regedit.exe (Registry-Editor).
  2. Create the following Registry-Path:
     • SHoWW2: \HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Codemasters\Soldiers - Heroes of World War II
     • FoW: \HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Ubisoft\Faces of War
  3. Inside this Registry-Path create the following String-Key:
     • SHoWW2: INSTALL_PATH
     • FoW: InstallPath
  4. The String-Key should contain the exact path to the main game folder (e.g. D:\Programme\Codemasters\Soldiers - Heroes of World War II).

  After this workaround the (SHoWW2|FoW) - ModChanger should work properly.

• Q: Why the (SHoWW2|FoW) - ModChanger still does not work properly?

  A: Please make sure you have (re)installed the game correctly.

Community

Join the community @ QuakeNet via the following IRC channels:

• #showw2
• #Facesofwar

A game is kept alive by its community only.

CS-BuyScript-Creator

This is a little Web-Application thought for interactive reference purpose to create BuyScripts for the STEAM based games Counter-Strike 1.6 and Counter-Strike: Source respectively. The generated buy script can be placed in the autoexec.cfg configuration file for permanent settings. For more information consider the documentation.

Visit CS-BuyScript-Creator here: www.csbuyscriptcreator.de.vu
Supported by PCWF-Clan!

For questions and/or answers visit this thread at the official STEAM forums.

Last updated: 2005-04-16

getSteamID

With getSteamID it is possible to iterate over all Steam IDs from the STEAM platform, which were used on a local computer in the past. It provides an overview (parsing the Steam.log file for IDs) about users and offers additional features to handle the found tuple. For more information consider the included documentation.

Supported by PCWF-Clan!

For questions and/or answers visit this thread at the official STEAM forums.

Last updated: 2005-03-17

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