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Memu
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What is Memu is it safe for obsolete android desktop apps
Thank you
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Timmy, I just want to be sure that you were aware that my post was a link that you can click. It takes you to an answer of what memu is.
I hope that helps!
I was simply trying to illustrate that by using google, or bing, or your favorite search engine, you should be able to readily find answers to that type of question without having to wait for a response.
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Here, let me google that for you script
Timmy - Sorry to interrupt your thread. You won't be interested in this post. Denis
I just messed up trying to give you rep for that link.
I've never seen it before and I think it will prove useful.
Here, Let Me Google That For You - How much is that doggy in the window
Updated 18:43 - quotation marks, colon & forward slash handling now included
Here's a script to create them as required.
- Run the script, an input box opens for the desired 'Here, let me google that for you' search term to be entered.
Here, let me google that for you.vbs
Code:' Written by Try3, TenForums. Suggested by hsehestedt. ' https://www.tenforums.com/virtualization/199029-memu-post2474345.html#post2474345 ' An input box opens for the desired 'Here, let me google that for you' search term to be entered. ' - Entering text then clicking the OK button creates the shortcut on the user Desktop. ' - Clicking Cancel or clicking OK without entering anything both abort the procedure. ' I've included only the above basic error handling and only special character handling for the following:- ' - I've handled colons in the shortcut name because they are needed when including a site: limitation within search terms. ' - I've handled forward slash (/) in the shortcut name because it is used in a common site: search example that I use, Taskbar Toolbars site:tenforums.com/tutorials. ' - I've handled quotation marks within the search term because the need for them is also commonplace. ' - I have not handled ampersands. The googlethatforyou.com site cannot handle ampersands; it attempts to but does not pass them through correctly. set WshShell = WScript.CreateObject("WScript.Shell") strDesktop = WshShell.SpecialFolders("Desktop") strSearchTerm = InputBox("Enter the desired search term without any special characters such as ampersands" & Chr(13) & "Quotation marks, colons and forward slashes are allowed", "Create a 'Here, let me google that for you' url") ' Remove quotation marks from strShortcutName and replace them with equivalent code in strSearchTerm strShortcutName = Replace(strSearchTerm, """", "'") strSearchTerm = Replace(strSearchTerm, """", "%22") ' Remove colons from strShortcutName strShortcutName = Replace(strShortcutName, "site:", "site - ") ' Remove forward slash from strShortcutName strShortcutName = Replace(strShortcutName, "/", "-") If strShortcutName="" Then WScript.Quit set oUrlLink = WshShell.CreateShortcut(strDesktop & "\Here, let me google that for you - " & strShortcutName & ".url") oUrlLink.TargetPath = "https://googlethatforyou.com/?q=" & strSearchTerm oUrlLink.Save
Example [zipped]:
Here, let me google that for you - Taskbar Toolbars site - tenforums.com-tutorials.zip
Demos of this example - OneDrive:
Shortcut creation - https://1drv.ms/v/s!AmByMtOTDnr1lGBJ...1n0FH?e=27H8Cj
Shortcut in use - https://1drv.ms/v/s!AmByMtOTDnr1lF8G...psn5Q?e=T11LqD
I hope this is useful,
All the best,
DenisLast edited by Try3; 17 Oct 2022 at 12:45.
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hsehestedt,
I've amended the script in my last post.
It can now handle quotation marks, colons and forward slashes correctly so it can provide for searching on, for example,
"Taskbar toolbars" site:tenforums.com/tutorials
rather than just
Taskbar toolbars
Denis
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thank yous
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