One question about the MouseListener and Copy function.

Hola,
I want my program to activate a method when the user press left mouse button, but in other window, in other program. I can make it with the Listener, but only when the window of my java program is active. I want to my program to listen for pressing a mouse in other window. And my second question is that I want to make the function like copy - the same, if I am in other window. For example if I have marked one fail to generate copy to the clipboard. Is that possible.
Thanks.

Tersit wrote:
I want my program to activate a method when the user press left mouse button, but in other window, in other program. I can make it with the Listener, but only when the window of my java program is active. I want to my program to listen for pressing a mouse in other window. Your best bet to listen for activities in other non-Java programs is to use a programming language that gets closer to the OS such as C/C++.
And my second question is that I want to make the function like copy - the same, if I am in other window. For example if I have marked one fail to generate copy to the clipboard. Is that possible.I'm not clear on this. What do you mean by "marked one fail"?

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PLEASE HELP
Im wondering if anyone can help me. I recently got a reply to a post that I wrote about deleting duplicated files. Mainly MP3s. I have not done this method yet though. Does it work? I have around 9000 mp3s that Itunes seems to always duplicate and I need to get rid of them. Can I open one of my ex-Harddrives that pretty much hold mp3s and run this command? Im looking for a completely faster method than individually deleting them in Itunes. One last question too. Where do I type this command? How do I access the directorys where my mp3s are in my ex-HD? If anyone can help me Id greatly appreciate it. The reply is below my name
Jamie
posternut:
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If you need help "navigating to the folder" or if some of your original filenames contain the lettering “ copy”, then post back here.
Greg

Launch Terminal.app
Type cd followed by a space. Do not hit return key just yet.
In Finder, navigate to folder containing the files you want to blow away.
Drag and drop that folder (in the finder) into the Terminal.app window. It'll autofill the path to the directory containing the files you're wanting to blow away. Now hit the return key.
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Now do what Greg said.
Don't get impatient because Terminal is just sitting there and you're not getting an immediate command prompt. It'll take a while to blow away 9000 files.
For entertainment, instead of rm *" copy"* use rm -v *" copy"* so you can watch all 9000 file names be printed in your terminal window as they are being deleted.
Will it work? Oh yes .... irreversibly (if it doesn't, that's coz' there are some file ownership and/or file permission issues that need to be looked at, but assuming those are "compatible" with your current Terminal user environment, those guys'll be toast. Any file that's in the working directory where you are in Terminal that has the five characters " copy" in its filename will be history.
The assumption in Greg's command is that all the files you want to blow away all reside in the one directory that you have navigated to.

HELP???Question about the technique RM COPY

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posternut:
If none of the original filenames contains the lettering " copy", you can do what you want quite easily.
Open Terminal, navigate to the folder that contains the files, and enter the following command (exactly as it appears here):
rm *" copy"*
That's all there is to it. All 9000 duplicate files will be removed very quickly.
If you need help "navigating to the folder" or if some of your original filenames contain the lettering “ copy”, then post back here.
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Launch Terminal.app
Type cd followed by a space. Do not hit return key just yet.
In Finder, navigate to folder containing the files you want to blow away.
Drag and drop that folder (in the finder) into the Terminal.app window. It'll autofill the path to the directory containing the files you're wanting to blow away. Now hit the return key.
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Now do what Greg said.
Don't get impatient because Terminal is just sitting there and you're not getting an immediate command prompt. It'll take a while to blow away 9000 files.
For entertainment, instead of rm *" copy"* use rm -v *" copy"* so you can watch all 9000 file names be printed in your terminal window as they are being deleted.
Will it work? Oh yes .... irreversibly (if it doesn't, that's coz' there are some file ownership and/or file permission issues that need to be looked at, but assuming those are "compatible" with your current Terminal user environment, those guys'll be toast. Any file that's in the working directory where you are in Terminal that has the five characters " copy" in its filename will be history.
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Hello,
i am just trying to unterstand what advandages the High Troughput Math Funtions have. So i have to ask some Questions.
I always talk about beeing inside a SCTL.
1. In the Image you can see four Add Functions. One with U32 which should use more Ressouces than the one with the U16Datatype which uses mor than the U8. But does my FXP High Througput Math Function use less Ressources than the U8 Version?
2. Which of this four Add Functions will take less time for Execution?
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I guess the U32 Version will have the slowest Execution?
Whats about the other three will their execution speed be equal or will the Versions with smaller Datatypes be faster?
With kind regards
Westgate
Solved!
Go to Solution.

I don't see a big rush to answer this, so I'll give it a shot:
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3. The first one will be VERY slightly smaller and faster, just because you're computing one extra output bit on the second one.
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I agree and did always think its 0,0 ..............
but when i did the tutorial and loaded the movie the card
lets say was like ot the 0,0 ............
BUT the tutorials displays like somewhere i'd say 100,100 or
50,50 ...............eitherway its not like mine at 0,0 ...
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his code and I THINK its the one i showed you too ...
remove some of the codes and leave the card only and the
memory addchild code. Then see where the card loads up to
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Hi,
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Okay this is going to be a two part questions. ( both my friend and I have the E1000 )
1st
My friend and his brother are having issues with their Xbox 360's. My friend has his xbox set to dmz mode and his brother is just using I guess we'll say the default way. And when my friend is playing any game his brother tries to play call of duty black ops and the nat says strict or moderate. Now I was reading about port range triggering and how to set it up but there are different ways some people are doing it. I've seen a few videos that the people had different settings. Whats the correct way that my friend and his brother can both play xbox 360 and not have any nat issues?
( BTW their both hook-up wired )
2nd
I'm currently using dmz settings as-well ( wireless ) My home users only uses a few devices like laptops, ipods, kindle, and just one Xbox. Now I want the optimal performance I can get. I'm currently downloading mass effect ( games on demand xbox 360 ) The game size is 6.83gb and taking awhile to download. I say I've been downloading it for over 40 minutes and I'm currently at 77%, is this normal speed? Or can I boost my speed a bit? My Internet Provider is Cablevision in NJ "Optimum Online" download is 15mbps download is 5mbps.

Xbox live will only let you connect 1 xbox for every WAN IP address. Your ISP gives you only 1 dynamic public IP which will be pass down from the modem to the router. The router gives your other devices private ip addresses.
Strictly speaking, only 1 xbox will be allowed by xbox live to connect because of the reason you only have 1 public ip. You will be lucky if you can connect two.
Anyway, you can try the steps below:
Access the page of your router
Click Admin Tab, disable UpNP.
Then trigger ports: 3074/53/88/22728/33233
2869/10280-10284/1900/1024
Click Applications and Gaming Center Tab
Click Port Range Trigger
Ex:
Application name: xbox1, xbox2
xbox1--enter port 3074 on all 4 boxes and click enable
xbox2--enter 10280 on start box and 10284 on end box, same for the other 2 boxes and click enable.
Enter all number and on the applications boxes and save

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