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No, I think what this means is that we solved all of eveyone's little problem, so there's nothing left to do now.
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Yeah this doesn't sound too difficult but we don't run NetSuite so I can't develop or test it. I actually had to glue together two pieces of our own enterprisy stuff that didn't talk to each other using another tool whose name escapes me now, but it was python based and you could have it find buttons to click based on image recognition (which was very helpful when there weren't any keyboard shortcuts and the buttons weren't normal Win32 buttons with handles). Give it a shot, or in the worst case post some screenshots of each step you need to do in NetSuite here.FlyingCheese posted:My request is still open, if you're looking for a project. 
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Mar 9, 2019 13:17
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If it's a normal Windows Open File dialog, you can also just paste a full path to the file into the Name field. But getting more than one result in the search sucks. Is there really no way to filter it down to only the correct document? Everything else is quite doable otherwise.
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Mar 11, 2019 19:55
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MJP posted:Humble Request Haha I've had this on my mind every time I bought something on eBay. Never got to actually do it, but if eBay has a search Ali it shouldnt be too difficult. No promises though, I'm pretty busy this week 
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Nov 13, 2019 02:36
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MJP posted:Just wanted to poke it up in case this week improved for you. Not really any better but I had some free time at work and gave it a shot. It's pretty straightforward to implement as a chrome extension but eBay apparently manually approves developer accounts so I'm stuck and can't test anything until they do.
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Nov 21, 2019 12:03
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Uh... the search is part of the Browse API so I hope that doesn't apply (it doesn't say anything about these requirements), because I'm certainly not signing any contracts with PayPal I guess we'll see. Obviously another solution would be just scraping the results but 
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Nov 21, 2019 16:06
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My account got approved earlier today but I didn't have time to mess with it beyond generating some access keys. Maybe I'm underestimating the problem but I think I should be able to get it to work when there's some downtime at work.
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Nobody asked for it but I needed this... so here it is. This will switch a monitor's input between two sources (e.g. DP and HDMI) when a specified USB device is connected or disconnected. https://s3.amazonaws.com/mobby_6kl/apps/DisplaySwitch.rar I have a cheapo USB KVM switch to toggle betwen my desktop and (usually) work laptop, but it can't switch video, obviously, so I had to toggle the input source manually on the montior. This turned out to be way more annoying than expected, as I'd have to lean close to reach the joystick on the back of it, and who wants to do that. If you run it without any parameters, it will show a debug window with a list of your monitors and their possible inputs (values like 15, 17 are typical it seems), and when you connect or disconnect a USB HID device, it will show its details. Then you can run it like "displayswitch.exe [part of device id to match] [monitor name] [input when device is connected] [input when device is disconnected]" for example "displayswitch.exe VID_0424 S2721DGF 15 17". It'll run in the background, and when it detects that the USB device is added/removed, it will try to match the monitor based on that name and switch it to the appropriate input. There's little in terms of error checking so good luck!
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