Application with No Name
Submitted by Matt Chambers on Thu, 08/16/2007 - 17:56.
This is a new one for me. My office just installed new software that tracks printer usage and allocates it. The program is called LaserTrak, by CopiTrak or Promatek, or something like that, and, after you select a printer in the print dialog box, it pops up and asks you to enter some magical numbers so that print costs can be allocated.
What's interesting is that the application doesn't have a caption, so that when I try to write an application-specific command to fill in the numbers, the Commands Editor can't find the application. When I use a program like WinSpy to try to figure out the name of the application, so that I can write an application-specific command, it doesn't find a caption.
I can, of course, figure out the executable name, but that doesn't seem to allow me to write an application-specific command.
I can certainly write the command as a global command, but that will require me to give it a name that includes an unnecessary word, so that it won't be triggered inappropriately.
Any suggestions?
Just figured it out. Was
Just figured it out. Was able to use the MyCommands Editor to browse to the executable and thereby make the command application-specific.