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|    Re: Reloading a changed a wordpad docume    |
|    05 Apr 24 11:59:55    |
      XPost: alt.windows7.general       From: address@is.invalid              John,              > Enough trolling. If you'd genuinely wanted help you'd have       > been grateful for suggestions,              Enough trolling. If you'd genuinely wanted help you'd have       answered the question, instead of pushing a work-around - regardless of me       indicating that I already had one.              > and more forthcoming about your "program".              Why ? So that you could fix problems that do not exist and waste both our       time with that ?              Besides, I think I was quite clear in my explanation to why I didn't provide       (the name of) that program. That you are refusing to accept that isn't my       problem, is it ?                     John, I mentioned having problems with people who ignore my stated question       and than replace it with whatever they conjure up what my /real/ problem       must be - even if they have zero underbuilding for it (aka: are on a fishing       expedition).              You seem to be one of those people. :-(                     By the way: for my current situation the solution using taskkill just before       opening wordpad works nicely. I don't need to use a different editor, and I       don't need to do some kind of a cleanup of temporary files either.              Based of the taskkill method I wrote a small launcher thingamagochy* that I       could put in the registry. And with it I've solved my "generic problem".              * for which I had the choice to use batch, script or executable.              Not a solution I've seen anyone here even /hint/ at ... And definitily not       one for which knowledge of the source of the document was needed* (and I       regret having even mentioned it :-( )              * which, even though I mentioned two other possible sources, was still       demanded.              Regards,       Rudy Wieser              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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