Matthew Fidler

Sorry, for the late reply. You need org-protocol to be setup, including the protocol itself so that entering org-protocol from internet explorere will open emacs. I haven't checked Emacs 24.4...

I can't reproduce it, so I'm stumped :(

Perhaps you are having write access to a `temp` file?

I haven't tested the emacs 24.4, but if explorer opens the emacs link, then its because outlook settings are conservative and think you are opening a virus. I use a...

The `w32-shell-execute` is often blocked by corporations or security settings in outlook. Autohotkey is a windows scripting solution that allows you to send keys and actions to windows and then...

Without testing, I think this autohotkey script would work. It binds the action key to M-x ``` ahk !x:: OutlookSave="c:\org-outlook-messages\" EmacsClient="c:\emacs\bin\emacsclient.exe" OutlookTemplate="" Clipboard= SendKey("{Ctrl down}{c}{Ctrl up}") ClipWait EmailBody=%clipboard% EmailBody:=uri_encode(EmailBody) SendKey("{F12}",0)...

Sorry. Perhaps if I have time, I will write a script to setup the autohotkey support. On Tue, Apr 28, 2015, 8:55 AM fleimgruber [email protected] wrote: > I resorted to...

You can add the following after you load powerline ``` lisp (defun pl/background-color (face) (let ((face face) (fa (assoc face face-remapping-alist))) (when fa (setq face (car (cdr fa)))) (face-attribute face...

This doesn't completely fix the issue. You have to call the powerline separators with the new fonts. Otherwise, it memoizes the wrong colors. I fixed it in ergoemacs-status by the...

Note `npde` is a support for `saemmix` and `Rsmlx` allows access to Monolix simulation engine like `mrgsolve` and `rxode2` (non-free)