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WinCuts Help

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Overview

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WinCuts is a Windows-native tool designed to enhance productivity by allowing users to set up and manage custom keyboard shortcuts for shell/cmd commands.

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How to Use

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Window Patch

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The 'Window Patch' feature allows commands that require a specific window context to execute properly. It is particularly useful for applications that do not respond well to being launched via shortcuts due to their reliance on a specific startup environment. Use this feature with caution as it modifies the way commands are executed and can lead to unexpected behavior if used improperly.

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Uninstalling

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Recommended

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Use the uninstaller provided in the installation directory to remove WinCuts from your system. This will ensure that all files and startup entries are properly cleaned up.

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Manual

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Go to the integration directory and run cleanup.exe. After that, you can safely delete the installation directory.

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\ No newline at end of file diff --git a/wincuts.py b/wincuts.py index 85e6406..1385de4 100644 --- a/wincuts.py +++ b/wincuts.py @@ -52,21 +52,8 @@ def initUI(self): self.setWindowIcon(QIcon("logo.png")) text_browser = QTextBrowser(self) - text_browser.setHtml(""" -

WinCuts Help

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Overview

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WinCuts is a Windows-native tool designed to enhance productivity by allowing users to set up and manage custom keyboard shortcuts for shell/cmd commands.

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How to Use

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Window Patch

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The 'Window Patch' feature allows commands that require a specific window context to execute properly. It is particularly useful for applications that do not respond well to being launched via shortcuts due to their reliance on a specific startup environment. Use this feature with caution as it modifies the way commands are executed and can lead to unexpected behavior if used improperly.

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Uninstalling

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Run cleanup.exe from the integration folder to safely uninstall the application.

- """) + data = open("help.html", "r").read() + text_browser.setHtml(data) button_ok = QPushButton('OK', self) button_ok.clicked.connect(self.accept)