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02-21-2006, 04:35 PM
I have been collecting DA's (Desktop Accessories) and trying to determine what they do.
If your not familiar with DA's, you might want to check them out. I am fascinated by these little gems that folks wrote. Many are both extremely useful and clever. Most all were distributed as freeware. Unfortunately, very few were distributed with source code.
My interest is in DA's is hampered by the fact that virtually all of them were written by Japanese programmers, and very few have English versions of their documentation. I, unfortunately, never studied the Japanese language...
Most I have been able to figure out fairly well. Others ... not so well.
One application that is REALLY vexing me was apparently reviewed on the following web page:
http://muchy.com/review/stopdahack.html
This is the first of 3 linked pages that form the review.
A Google translation was, well, LESS than helpful.
What is very confusing to me is this program is a hack that is supporting some sort DA functionally.
I'd really appreciate anyone's help here.
If your not familiar with DA's, you might want to check them out. I am fascinated by these little gems that folks wrote. Many are both extremely useful and clever. Most all were distributed as freeware. Unfortunately, very few were distributed with source code.
My interest is in DA's is hampered by the fact that virtually all of them were written by Japanese programmers, and very few have English versions of their documentation. I, unfortunately, never studied the Japanese language...
Most I have been able to figure out fairly well. Others ... not so well.
One application that is REALLY vexing me was apparently reviewed on the following web page:
http://muchy.com/review/stopdahack.html
This is the first of 3 linked pages that form the review.
A Google translation was, well, LESS than helpful.
What is very confusing to me is this program is a hack that is supporting some sort DA functionally.
I'd really appreciate anyone's help here.