Added the strong key just to the ShellExtension.dll
so that Windows will accept it as a Desktop
Shortcut extension, and will provide a popup-menu
that will let users change Display Profiles with a
single click.
Added the ability to store the audio device
information within the ShortcutItem, and also
added the logic to the ShortcutForm to correctly
load and save the audio device settings. Also
coped with the edge case of when an audio device
is turned off or unplugged when the user edits the
shortcut... in that case we want to still keep the
old audio device settings as it is likely to be plugged
back in when the shortcut is actually run.
Part of the work through getting audio devices
into DisplayMagician, as it now scans the devices
and automatically selects the one in use currently.
You can also press the 'rescan' button to have it
update the list. This is the UI part done.
Next step is the saving the chosen audio device
to the saved Shortcut!
Fixed LogReporter error introduced by my earlier
modifications of HeliosPlus due to ProfileItem
object changes. This messed up the LogReporter
writing logic which in turn made log files balloon
to multiple GB in size! Also added capture of the
various JSON files that are used to store settings
so that we can help fix JSON errors.
Managed to get the Shell Extension incorporated
into the HeliosPlus.Setup project so that it correctly
installs the shell extension (and uninstalls it too!).
Also updated the README.md so that it shows the
new Shell Extensino in action so people knows what
it does.
Added a tooltip to the shortcuts list, and
the profiles list, so that the user just needs
to hover over the items and the full name
of the item will be displayed. Needed to do
this as some of the shortcut names get really
long! This fixes that conundrum.
There was an issue where changing a profile broke
the link between the shortcuts and the shortcut icon
file. This meant that the runshortcut would be pointing
to an icon file that didn't exist. This has been fixed.
ChangeProfile command wasn't working, but
now that you can use the Desktop Background
context menu to change profiles I needed to
fix this so that the menu runs this command.
