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I reuploaded Ketarin, now with background colors instead of text colors.

Then again, you can also make use of placeholders

Nope, I don't mind at all since I don't have any reasonable clue atm.

Maybe, yes. But not for now. Why global variables?

That doesn't make any sense to me. Are you sure, that you are not trying to resize the window while it is maximised?

Thanks for helping yourself

Why not try the following: Reboot your PC, try Ketarin again and tell me the exact steps you perform in order to produce your problems. I didn't get any such problems myself yet.

Well, sometimes Windows apps become "locked" in the task bar. After maximising, you should be able to have a normal window again if you choose the restore option (double click on title bar for example).

Then I'd so the same for the start/end. I can certainly do it if you find it easier to read. Any other opinions?

1. Not that I am aware of. 2. Yes, you can.

Sure that it does not appear somewhere in the background (Alt+Tab)? You should at least be able to show it from the task bar. If all else fails, just start a new instance of Ketarin...

It doesn't close?

Maybe press "close" and proceed to the main window?

For the next release, you can use the command line with the following command: /update /appguid={373d4791-37d4-441a-81b8-8466e55e9803} /PreviousLocation=c:\test.exe

No, there is not.

So, the error messages say it all: You are trying to save a download "as a file" at a location, which already exists and is a directory. Bad idea. Then, SUPERAntiSpyware.exe is being used. I can't tell you why. Maybe you are running a setup or the process is running in background or your AV scanner is checking it. The error messages use the default .NET framework language on your system.

Did you add it to the autostarat group or what did you do?

Could you also translate them for us?

Editing SQlite databases directly: Bad idea.

Don't like the meta data stuff. 4) sounds good, but the question is how you want to update it. Command line? Public API?

No, you are not. Noted.

No, of course not. Feel free to suggest an implementation for that.

It is, but the default file name is used instead.

What does "can't open" mean? It works fine for me.

Means "save downloaded file to specified location".