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I can verify that stuff like this works. I once wrote a Ruby script that imported drawings into Visio from XML. It took a while as you sat there and watched the
by sofal 17y ago
I can verify that stuff like this works. I once wrote a Ruby script that imported drawings into Visio from XML. It took a while as you sat there and watched the boxes and lines move around and adjust themselves, but you could speed it up by a factor of two just by grabbing and holding the scrollbar with the mouse.
- jibiki 17y ago*nix has /usr/bin/nice for running a program with high priority. Isn't there anything like that on windows?
- sp332 17y agoYeah, press ctrl-alt-esc to bring up the Task Manager. Go to the Processes tab, then right-click on a process. Choose a priority form the Set Priority submenu. Options are Realtime, High, Above Normal, Normal (default), Below Normal, and Low.
- pmjordan 17y agoOr, for something more automated, try the "start" command. help start in the shell will tell you how to use it.
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