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Hi all,

I know this is crazy idea. But for me, this is for my practice. A simple program to view the UDFs posted in this forum.

Please see the attached image. 

First of all i am saying thanks for Juno_okyo. I got a *.md file from his GitHub depositary. When i saw this file, i thought i can make a tool with this file. So i have created an array with the file(With the help of autoit.I didn't type even a single character). 

Using this program.- First, choose an item from the combo box. Then all topics under that item will be displayed in the list box. Then select a topic from the list box. And its description will be displayed in the label. Then if you really want to see the whole post, you can press the "Go To URL" button. The specific post is in your screen. 

 

 

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Here is link to the exe file.

 

UDF Link Viewer V1.0.0.Exe

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Actually This program is a part of my regex learning. All i have done was extract text from a huge text file and store it in a 2D array. 

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Thank you @Surya

Thank you @MimiOne. But i didn't get your point. 

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  On 9/4/2015 at 3:15 PM, kcvinu said:

Thank you @Surya

Thank you @MimiOne. But i didn't get your point. 

@MimiOne might mean that you might be coding to open the IE browser as opposed whatever the default browser is on any given system (e.g. Firefox or Chrome).

Thank you for your work here.

 

--> I just tested. The links open properly in my default browser. So i don't know what MimiOne's point is either. :)

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@coffeeturtle , I think the best idea is to open with the default browser. Because, if sombody uses chrome as def: browser, then they need to manage an IE window to read the post. And they need to toggle focus between their def; browser and IE. That's a mess. :)

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