Sub Categories


    Capture Command Line Output
    Quick and Dirty way to grab the output from command line programs, the example below prints all the environment variables, but it could be used to capture directory listings or ipconfig output
    Clipboard Read Write
    Reading and writing to the clipboard is supported by using IUP
    Launch a Program for Current Gedcom
    The example below launches PSPad (assuming it is installed) with the currently open GEDCOM file
    Launch a Web Page
    Launches a web page using fhShellExecute() after encoding the URL string before sending
    Launch Ancestral Sources from Family Historian
    In common with many other Windows applications, Ancestral Sources can be called with specific Command Line options for opening the application in a pre-determined configuration
    Registry Key Read
    Fetches the value of a Windows Registry Key