[izpack-users] Shortcut Panel creates an EMPTY file as ashortcut

[J-Pro]

Good afternoon, Klaus.

I'm very sorry for your time.

Sorry for my stupidity please. It was VERY hard day for me, it was hard for 
my soul... I will not tell you about it, it has no sense here.

Anyway, I see my mistake, I see that it all looks VERY VERY stupid, like I'm 
not a programmer, but a first grade boy, who plays toys.

Sorry again for your time, I'm very, very sorry, because I know what does 
time mean for such people like you, me, etc. I really understand you. There 
will be no such stupid things like the last one.

If there is something what I can do for you, Klaus, feel free to ask. I just 
don't want to offend you or you to thing that I'm stupid.


Sorry, I really didn't want to offend you or waste your time...



> From: "Bartz, Klaus" <Klaus.Bartz at coi.de>
> Subject: Re: [izpack-users] Shortcut Panel creates an EMPTY file as
> ashortcut
> To: <izpack-users at lists.berlios.de>
> Message-ID: <591E33C080D2E5449BB1791B70D66B2889175F at coi11.coi.com>
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>
> Hi Yurii,
>
>>-----Original Message-----
>>From: izpack-users-bounces at lists.berlios.de
>>[mailto:izpack-users-bounces at lists.berlios.de]On Behalf Of J-Pro
>>Sent: Thursday, October 26, 2006 7:37 PM
>>To: izpack-users at lists.berlios.de
>>Subject: Re: [izpack-users] Shortcut Panel creates an EMPTY file as
>>ashortcut
>>
>>
>>Good afternoon, Klaus.
>>
>>Thanks for testing for me.
>
> No problem, I have so much time that I can test snippets from
> others which have no lust to do it self.
>
>>I've just tried the exact example I sent you and
>
> after all now...
>
>>it worked with me too.
>
> Oh, have I tested right.
>
>>In the case when it didn't work, there was different only name,
>>it contained symbols ':' and ' '. And it contained more symbols.
>
> Yes, "only". Nobody knows that file names on Windows have not to contain
> \/:*?"<>|
> Why does nobody see the error box from explorer if he tries to change
> a name to some contains it? Because nobody do it.
> Additional nobody knows that a part of the representation of a shortcut
> is a file. But why should the common rule also apply to such special
> files??
>
>>So it was this way:  "...... <shortcut os="windows"  name="JPR: Jennys
>>Permanent Reconnector" ..... ". Sorry I didn't write it to you
>>from the very start... it's just a commercial project and I signed an
>>important contract "to not tell anybody.... blah, blah, blah...". Sorry 
>>again.
>>
>
> And we know that there are boobies like me which gaves support for
> such things... I hope I have generated much money for you.
>
>>
>>Please, try this example. I wonder if there is no bugs with
>>long name or ':'
>>and ' ' symbols.
>>
>
> I am happy that you allow me to test for you. Thanks. I have
> not to test to know that you are not right and therefore you
> can wonder.
>
>>
>>Now I'm fine with shortcuts, really thanks for your help.
>>
>>
>
> I will be happy if I can solve your next problem.
>
> Klaus
>
>
> As clarification:
> I have no problem if someone uses IzPack for a commercial
> project. I do it also.
> I have no problem if someone sends us a snippet which contains
> a oversight.
> I have no problem if someone changes the code to fog internal
> things because this is an open list; but he/she has to test
> the changed code.
>
> I have a little problem if someone means he/she can use IzPack
> for learning java.
>
> I have a big problem if someone sends us snippet which
> contains changed code, but where never tested in that
> occurrence. Then I get the feeling I am a worker for free
> for him. That's not the idea of free software.




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With respect,

Yurii Kartsev,
Soft IT