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Re: New Version
Just as I said before - page parsing is supposed to use a lot of CPU.
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But it look like it is higher than previous version.
Correct me if I am Wrong.
Or maybe also good ideas if you can set the CPU usage limit or Utilizing memory more compared to the CPU
Other than that look stable
Correct me if I am Wrong.
Or maybe also good ideas if you can set the CPU usage limit or Utilizing memory more compared to the CPU
Other than that look stable
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Re: New Version
Maxim,
My computer just dead.
and I change computer again.
I will wait for your final version before installing it
Thanks
My computer just dead.
and I change computer again.
I will wait for your final version before installing it
Thanks
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Re: New Version
Thanks.
It still not yet updated in the whats new
I need to reinstall my windows 64 bit
It still not yet updated in the whats new
I need to reinstall my windows 64 bit
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Re: New Version
Hello Maxim,
Can you try possibilities to support downloading presentation from slideshare (with disabled save function)
http://www.mabzicle.com/2013/04/save-sl ... uthor.html
or
http://techawakening.org/download-autho ... ions/1361/
I hope it can be easy enough such as imput the url and the EPF can handle the rest
Thanks
Can you try possibilities to support downloading presentation from slideshare (with disabled save function)
http://www.mabzicle.com/2013/04/save-sl ... uthor.html
or
http://techawakening.org/download-autho ... ions/1361/
I hope it can be easy enough such as imput the url and the EPF can handle the rest
Thanks
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It looks like EPF can already handle it using new feature "Custom parsers"... But not as easy as "supplying the URL and clicking start".
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Can you tell me how?
Maybe also good ideas to make tutorial on your website using epf.
for saving disabled presentation.
example
http://www.slideshare.net/mimeeja/ecomm ... -2014mimee
Including downloading normal presentation on slideshare using epf.
Example I want to download Powerpoint (*.ppt) with ecommerce keyword
http://www.slideshare.net/search/slides ... =ecommerce
Thanks
Maybe also good ideas to make tutorial on your website using epf.
for saving disabled presentation.
example
http://www.slideshare.net/mimeeja/ecomm ... -2014mimee
Including downloading normal presentation on slideshare using epf.
Example I want to download Powerpoint (*.ppt) with ecommerce keyword
http://www.slideshare.net/search/slides ... =ecommerce
Thanks
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Well, I simply followed the instructions from the one of articles you provided and here are the settings. You can use them as a template and simply change the starting address.
Starting address: http://www.slideshare.net/mimeeja/ecomm ... -2014mimee
Site exploration: Regular site -> Follow all links
Custom parsers:
1.
RE: ["'](https?:\\?/\\?/[^"']+)
Address: [#1]
2.
RE: <meta\s.+?property=\"og\:image\"\s.+?content="(http://.+?/)ss_thumbnails/(.+?-phpapp\d\d).+?"
Address: [#1][#2].xml
Filters->Excluded URLs:
.*
Filters->Included URLs:
\.xml
\.swf
\.ppt
That's it. So, the first custom parser is a standard Regular Expression to parse out URLs between "...". The second one does what the article says: takes the URL from "og:image" property, removes "/ss_thumbnails/" and adds ".xml" at the end.
Starting address: http://www.slideshare.net/mimeeja/ecomm ... -2014mimee
Site exploration: Regular site -> Follow all links
Custom parsers:
1.
RE: ["'](https?:\\?/\\?/[^"']+)
Address: [#1]
2.
RE: <meta\s.+?property=\"og\:image\"\s.+?content="(http://.+?/)ss_thumbnails/(.+?-phpapp\d\d).+?"
Address: [#1][#2].xml
Filters->Excluded URLs:
.*
Filters->Included URLs:
\.xml
\.swf
\.ppt
That's it. So, the first custom parser is a standard Regular Expression to parse out URLs between "...". The second one does what the article says: takes the URL from "og:image" property, removes "/ss_thumbnails/" and adds ".xml" at the end.
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Re: New Version
Well, I created a template project. You can download it here:
http://www.exisoftware.com/downloads/pi ... mplate.exe
So, you download and run the above template. It'll create a new category and a new project in your project tree:
slideshare.net -> slideshare.net - template
You simply clone this project (menu command Project->Clone project...) and in the newly created project clone you set the starting address and a destination folder. That's it.
http://www.exisoftware.com/downloads/pi ... mplate.exe
So, you download and run the above template. It'll create a new category and a new project in your project tree:
slideshare.net -> slideshare.net - template
You simply clone this project (menu command Project->Clone project...) and in the newly created project clone you set the starting address and a destination folder. That's it.