Recent changes to CreateQuickTaskLaunchy

WikiPage CreateQuickTaskLaunchy modified by Benjamin Leclerc

Benjamin Leclerc — Mon, 15 Oct 2012 10:33:14 -0000

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 * Select "Runner" in the plugin list and click on the "+" to add a new line
 * In the column name, enter: tucl
 * In the column path, enter the path of java.exe. It should be something like: C:/Program Files/Java/jre7/bin/java.exe
-* In the column arguments, enter: -jar "C:/tucl.jar" "$$" [[img src=launchy_options.png]]
+* In the column arguments, enter: -jar "C:/tucl.jar" "$$" [[img src=options.png]]
 * Then you can create quick tasks with Launchy (which can do a lot of other things too btw).
 Press Alt+Space to popup Launchy.
 * In the input box of launchy enter tucl, then press tab, then enter your quick task and press enter.

WikiPage CreateQuickTaskLaunchy modified by Benjamin Leclerc

Benjamin Leclerc — Mon, 15 Oct 2012 10:31:54 -0000

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 * [Download Launchy](http://www.launchy.net/downloads/win/Launchy2.5.exe)
 * Install Launchy
 * Open the options of Launchy and go to the tab "Plugins"
-* Select Runner in the plugin list and click on the "+" to add a new line
+* Select "Runner" in the plugin list and click on the "+" to add a new line
 * In the column name, enter: tucl
 * In the column path, enter the path of java.exe. It should be something like: C:/Program Files/Java/jre7/bin/java.exe
 * In the column arguments, enter: -jar "C:/tucl.jar" "$$" [[img src=launchy_options.png]]

WikiPage CreateQuickTaskLaunchy modified by Benjamin Leclerc

Benjamin Leclerc — Mon, 15 Oct 2012 10:29:59 -0000

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 * Select Runner in the plugin list and click on the "+" to add a new line
 * In the column name, enter: tucl
 * In the column path, enter the path of java.exe. It should be something like: C:/Program Files/Java/jre7/bin/java.exe
-* In the column arguments, enter: -jar "C:/tucl.jar" "$$" [[File:launchy_options.png]]
+* In the column arguments, enter: -jar "C:/tucl.jar" "$$" [[img src=launchy_options.png]]
 * Then you can create quick tasks with Launchy (which can do a lot of other things too btw).
 Press Alt+Space to popup Launchy.
 * In the input box of launchy enter tucl, then press tab, then enter your quick task and press enter.
 
 TaskUnifier must of course be running (in the background or not).
 
-[[File:launchy.png]]
+[[img src=launchy.png]]

WikiPage CreateQuickTaskLaunchy modified by Benjamin Leclerc

Benjamin Leclerc — Mon, 15 Oct 2012 10:28:52 -0000

WikiPage CreateQuickTaskLaunchy modified by Benjamin Leclerc

Benjamin Leclerc — Mon, 15 Oct 2012 10:27:45 -0000

This tutorial will explain how you can configure Launchy to create quick tasks in TaskUnifier. This solution works with Linux, Mac and Windows. 1. [Download command line addon for TaskUnifier](http://sourceforge.net/projects/taskunifier/files/addons/commandline/tucl.jar/download) * Copy the downloaded file "tucl.jar" to "C:\" for example * [Download Launchy](http://www.launchy.net/downloads/win/Launchy2.5.exe) * Install Launchy * Open the options of Launchy and go to the tab "Plugins" * Select Runner in the plugin list and click on the "+" to add a new line * In the column name, enter: tucl * In the column path, enter the path of java.exe. It should be something like: C:/Program Files/Java/jre7/bin/java.exe * In the column arguments, enter: -jar "C:/tucl.jar" "$$" [[File:launchy_options.png]] * Then you can create quick tasks with Launchy (which can do a lot of other things too btw). Press Alt+Space to popup Launchy. * In the input box of launchy enter tucl, then press tab, then enter your quick task and press enter. TaskUnifier must of course be running (in the background or not). [[File:launchy.png]]