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Introducing Small NethostGUI |
Listed in: Homebrew Applications Tags: psp homebrews
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The application's name doesn't beat around the bush doesn't it? Lame's self-made GUI's features are quite contrary to his preferred QJ forum's ID. Impressive start for a forum newcomer.
You'll need MS Net 2.0 (coded in VisualBasic) to get it up and running. This has been tested with v1.3 and v1.5. Since this is the first time we're going to feature this GUI, we're going to give you a how to, instead of a changelog.
Usage:
- Put the NethostGui.exe is the same folder where the “nethostfs.exe” Application is and start the Program.
- Values are stored in the registry under “HKEY_CURRENT_USERSoftwa relameNethostGui”
- On program start the last options are loaded and stored at the end of the program.
- Start the nethostfs.exe with the "Nethost Start" Button.
- Folder: The folder which is used for the nethostfs.exe Application
- Port: The Port for the nethostfs.exe Application, activated with the checkbox beside (Example Port 7513 as default)
- Passwd: The Password (if needed) for the nethostfs.exe Application, activated with the checkbox beside
- User: Run the nethostfs.exe Application under another Windows User Account, activated with the checkbox beside and possible option “Savecred” (only XP Pro).
- The command is shown below the Options.
- Six buttons for loading and saving predefined Options.
- If checkbox “SaveMode” is activated and a button is clicked each value like Folder, Port, Status of Checkboxes etc. are stored for each button separately.
- If checkbox “SaveMode” is inactive the stored values are loaded.
- The actual path from a button is shown by ToolTip if your mouse cursor is over a button.
Discuss: [Forum Release Thread]
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To browse all your drives type /cygdrive in Folder: and it should work...
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