picopir8

Okay, OCN5 runs crummy on my x51v. To ensure it has enough memory to prevent crashing, I have to turn off everything in my today screen, perform a soft reset, then launch OCN5. When Im done, I then have to go and re-enable items in my today screen. Sure its only a few screen clicks but it a PITA. Is there a scripting utility that I can get and create an icon to go in my start menu which can perform such a series of operations?

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greytrev

have you tried mortrunner? beyond that, i can't think of any scripting tools for the ppc.

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Noisy Crow

Try Vito Button Mapper or ButtonMax, both of which include macro capabilities.

cravaus

Caligrapher has Pencommander (simple and limitted)
I like mortrunner (free) which is a little more capable but still not complete. There is also nScriptm which I have not used but I understand is a little more capable.
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Originally Posted by picopir8

Okay, OCN5 runs crummy on my x51v. To ensure it has enough memory to prevent crashing, I have to turn off everything in my today screen, perform a soft reset, then launch OCN5. When Im done, I then have to go and re-enable items in my today screen. Sure its only a few screen clicks but it a PITA. Is there a scripting utility that I can get and create an icon to go in my start menu which can perform such a series of operations?

I'm pretty sure this will do what you want (?) ....and perhaps even more.......worth a look any way

SKScheMa
http://www.pocketgear.com/software_detail.asp?id=20385

colorebel

Just a thought not relating to a scripting utility: you can make the process a little easier by running a program called NoPlugins Today. By running it, it turns off all today screen plugins and then running again it turns on all the plugins that were previously enabled. I have it on my start menu but it can be assigned to a button as well.

http://www.ictinus.com/NoPluginsToday/