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<blockquote data-quote="MJEggertson" data-source="post: 151107" data-attributes="member: 845">Heh, ok. To prove I'm not preaching vaporware, here's the current build.<a href="http://3eprofiler.com/PCProfiler.zip" target="_blank">3eprofiler.com/PCProfiler.zip</a> (~1 MB)Requirements: Explorer 4.0 or higher. Windows.I didn't make a fancy install program or anything, this is just the zipped executable. Its huge too...because there's no install program. All files it's dependent on are linked directly into the exe. Except for Explorer.The only thing that works so far is saving/loading documents. I've only been coding this for three days, and they've been work days too, so there really isn't much else there yet.Try making a new file, saving it. You should see that it works. Also note there is scripting in the file. Almost anything you can do on a normal HTML document, you can do in your template (read the notes when the program starts up).Support for multiple templates isn't built in yet, but you can use your template if replace the existing default.pcpt file. Note the pcpt file is just an html file, with a different extention.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="MJEggertson, post: 151107, member: 845"] Heh, ok. To prove I'm not preaching vaporware, here's the current build. [url]3eprofiler.com/PCProfiler.zip[/url] (~1 MB) Requirements: Explorer 4.0 or higher. Windows. I didn't make a fancy install program or anything, this is just the zipped executable. Its huge too...because there's no install program. All files it's dependent on are linked directly into the exe. Except for Explorer. The only thing that works so far is saving/loading documents. I've only been coding this for three days, and they've been work days too, so there really isn't much else there yet. Try making a new file, saving it. You should see that it works. Also note there is scripting in the file. Almost anything you can do on a normal HTML document, you can do in your template (read the notes when the program starts up). Support for multiple templates isn't built in yet, but you can use your template if replace the existing default.pcpt file. Note the pcpt file is just an html file, with a different extention. [/QUOTE]

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