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Thanks, Frienhelm.
http://eccopro.com/ecco-extension/ <http://eccopro.com/ecco-extension/>
indicates
> here is what you gain:
>
> * The MouseWheel is usable everywhere in EccoPro.
>
So Katmouse isn't needed (which I use in Linux to scroll in eco)
> * Search strings are highlighted.
> * The Folder pane state is restored after reopening EccoPro.
> * The Folder item count will show up in the folder pane.
> * Any Folder item count limit is removed.
> * You can simply type in the search box, it will give you a “search
> as you type”
> * A sub-folder column now is sortable.
> * Column sort can be persistent and recursively.
> * You can filter a column with just one click on the column caption.
> * You can copy an item text formatted as HTML or RTF.
> * You can lock an item to prevent it to be modified.
> * You can set bookmarks.
> * And lots more ……
>
> Of course, if you are an advanced user, you will likely use:
>
> * Enhanced Auto Assign rules, to turn Ecco into an intelligent,
> automatic PIM.
> * A script like jscript or lua, with the option to customize EccoPro
> to your needs.
>
> A *New EccoPro User* can simply apply for the *EccoPro Support
> Membership* <http://www.creativeservices.us/whmcs/link.php?id=11> and
> use the brand-new “one-click” automated EccoProX Installer which will
> combine the setup of EccoPro with the Ecco Extensions plus some other
> upgrades.
>
> *Important Notes:*
>
> * The Ecco Extension is developed by *[email protected]*
> <mailto:[email protected]> independently.
> * The Ecco Extension is free.
>
Sounds like good stuff. I'll try installing it using Wine (or
Crossover, which I have had to use on rare occasions - Sparky Ultra
Openbox doesn't need it but CrunchBankPlusPlus and Semplice did).
Maybe slangmgh has tried using it with ecco on GNU/Linux. (He certainly
has the GNU/Linux spirit),
Douglas
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On 06/29/2015 05:00 PM, Friedhelm Dohmann [email protected] [eccopro] wrote:
> Check also in our Knowledgebase at *http://creativeservices.us* the
> file "EccoPro on Wine for Mac OS operation" and "EccoPro 4.01 in Linux
> using Wine".
>
> Friedhelm
>
> On 6/29/2015 1:36 PM, Douglas Hinds [email protected] [eccopro] wrote:
>>
>> On 06/25/2015 06:11 AM, airchecklover wrote:
>>
>>> Doug - Does EE work under Wine? -Mark
>>
>> EE - Does that represent Ecco extensions?
>>
>> What does it do, and where can i download it?
>>
>> Ecco is my PIM (and has been since version 3, which I ran on OS2. It
>> manages my contacts, calender, files and outlines.
>>
>> I do not use it to link to my smart phone.
>>
>> I use it with Debian, Fedora, openSUSE, Gentoo and their derivatives,
>> installing ecco to the same ntfs apps partition and using the same
>> .eco file on the same ntfs data partition that (in the case of this
>> laptop / bedtop computer) Win7 64 Pro bit also uses (although I
>> hardly ever boot into Windows - it's much slower).
>>
>> Whatever EE is, I don't see why it wouldn't run under Wine, which I
>> use to run Ecco and Solid Converter PDF v. 7.2. on all the fast, free
>> and stable open source operating systems I use. (Sent from Sparky
>> Linux Openbox with the xfce4-panel below and tint2 above on a Lenovo
>> ThinkPad w520).
>
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