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Converber - Developed using AutoIt


NewKreation
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If you are interested in the updated unit converter, check out the following link or download, unzip and run the zip file posted below:

http://www.xyntec.com/converber.html

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I have really enjoyed developing this program thanks to AutoIt's easy scripting language and the help from those in these forums.

Suggestions, new features, and any other feedback is welcome and encouraged.

Edit: v1.2.1 Update

converber.zip

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Nicely done, thanks for sharing.

Looks like the inch/metric conversion factor needs to be modified a bit.

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That is weird!

Thanks for pointing this out...I will have a look at our conversion table at the office tomorrow afternoon, after a dental appointment. Posted Image

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- A small thing: Editing the transparency, the window affected isn't the main window. (it seems more appropriate to me)

The main window is not affected until you press the OK button. This is by design. Thanks for your feedback. We our always open to suggestions.

BTW: I attached for you the corrected file for the Spanish language.  :lmao:

How would you like your name/alias/email/website to appear on our website and in the LNG file to give credit where credit is due?
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Your intra-metric factors need a bit of attention too: meter/millimeter; dekameter/centimeter

Ok, the unit conversion file has been fixed and is ready for download. (Please see first post in thread)

The distance units were off by a factor of 12.

We found that the mass units were off by a factor as well.

The good news is AutoIt members found the error. Thanks all!

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BTW I'm not care before, because I think this is something special :), but now I see the same problem with font as in this thread. Probably you have used some non-standard font name for vertical text between panels?..

I'm curious, why absent font sometimes mapping to something weird? This is Autoit bug or this "normal" way that windows works?

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Probably you have used some non-standard font name for vertical text between panels?..

This is the code I am using for the vertical font:
GUICtrlSetFont (-1, -1, 500)

I believe I was going for the bold look. However, after looking at the help file, I believe it should be

GUICtrlSetFont (-1, 9, 600)

Thanks for pointing this out. :) I will do some more research and fix it.

Edit: Changed second Code block

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