Atlantis in bits

The Autohotkey script NiftyWindows conflicts with the gestures control feature in ChromePlus. To solve this problem, just add the following statement to the beginning of the NiftyWindows script:

#IfWinNotActive ahk_class Chrome_WindowImpl_0

iTunes and iPod can remember the playing positions for M4B files, so it’s good for audio books and lectures. You can convert MP4 files to M4B files with software such as MP3 to M4B Converter. But the converter crashed in my computer.

I remember there’s a audioconvertor plug-in in my Total Commander, and guessed probably it could do this job for me. Fortunately, it does!

Select MP3 files, press ALT+F5, choose audioconvertor, tune some settings, and press OK!

iTunes is good at media management, especially with its auto playlist. However, it’s not very convenient for playing music, as there’s no global keyboard shortcuts while iTunes is minimized.

An AutoHotkey Script (AutoHotkey for iTunes) gives iTunes this indispensable feature, you can download it from here.

I merged it with my existing AutoHotkey script, and now I can use keyboard to navigate and rate music.

（Track’s information is shown at the corner）

Many articles discussed how to change the font size in SMS composing interface, and most of them said the font size was defined in compose_style.css which can be located in /Windows.

However, I tweaked the style file, but it does nothing about the composing interface. Finally, I read an article which said the font size can be modified via registry "HKLM/software/microsoft/inbox/RichEditHostFontSize"

I tested in my mobile(Windows Mobile 6.0), and it works.

Updated:  I upgraded my mobile to WM 6.1, it does work too.

Sometimes, rich client is still and will be continuedly welcomed for more convinience use.

Improper closing of outlook makes the data stores (the top folders) in a mess, even with blank names.

I googled a lot, but find nothing to solve this, except creating a new profile. The details of a profile are stored in HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Windows Messaging Subsystem\Profiles, but the names of the keys have little meaning to help me catch their usage.

Fortunately, finally I found a freeware which could help to repair the profiles of outlook. If you have the same agony on outlook’s profiles, I believe it can help. The freeware OLfix’s Download and information