Thread: RRSched (Calendar/Schedular) [Alfa Released]

Firstly, that a nice HTPC skin and I don't know if its just me but your days do not look all the same height. Now, um... don't really know what to tell you. Does that skin even FIT in the skin editor..heheheh I just re-aligned Johns calendar, and what was easiest was to only have one group of items in the skin file at a time. Dub the file and then just delete all the grp sections but leave one save edit that one to get it all in correct spots, then cut that section and paste to another temp file. Do that with all the sections till you finish. After, just c&p all the diff sections back in the single skin file and dbl chk that all looks ok.

I know its a ton of items, but its the only way to do this in rr, sorry? Look on the bright side, at least all the lbl's,ind's,ect already have correct code entered.

No Pain, No Gain...

I guess i'm confused.. which of the two downloads is the most recent version? if i use the rrsched.zip i can get as far as putting a time and an occurence but then the only other option from there is the "back" button.




If i use the RRSched DLL&Skin.zip files nothing works only the skin comes up.

i'm also getting "Subscript Used with Non-Array Variable" autoit error using the demo skin

As of this moment, the RRSched.zip is all file, the other is the latest that replaces those to files.

There is no AI in this....so tis something else yellin at you..

I will update the main zip, little later this morning.

K, Complete Dll and skin update. Update all of your files from the zip

This CMD ("RRSched_J2Month;x" where x is the month number) will jump right to that month in the current year.

This is really looking excellent.. far exceeds what my original plan was.

Thanks!

Would you expect anything less??

And as always, much more to do on this.

The "Today" will have two options as how to display the "Today" status. Default will now be to simply wrap the day number in brackets like so "[29]" or using a skin.ini setting of "RRSchedUseBrks=false" will display the "Today" instead of that days number.