I hope the report of the said key being left behind helped regardless. I believe it can be safely removed, by following Chris's suggested "current practice". Other programs, like Windows Paint as one example, remember those just until you close the program. AFAIK (again, only assuming), this simply saves the selected custom colors in that color-picker - it's not where it stores theme colors which are in use.
Guess what happened?Īs far as the significance of that particular key, I believe it can be deleted. I confused it since I was just talking about how we need to change that name, and than I saw "it" in the key, and. (I wasn't the one naming it.) I only assumed Trolltech put the computer name in that key, and didn't put much thought into possibility of it being otherwise. The PC I was using at the time of testing was actually named "Organization". Launcher: This portable app was made using the Launcher.ĭownload FocusWriter Portable Development Test 2ĭecember 6, 2010: Cleaned up customColors key left behind. The interface is there when you want it and vanishes into the background when you just want to write. FocusWriter offers features usually absent from focus-centered writing tools like spellcheck, tabbed documents, themes, real-time stats on your work (character, word, paragraph, and page count), as well as daily goals based on word count or time spent writing. Most "distraction-free" writing tools are focused on cutting everything out until you're left with little more than a glorified copy of Notepad. You can skin it, set writing goals, and enjoy features not usually found in similar writing applications like spell checking and tabbed documents. Below is an outdated/unsupported version.ĭescription: FocusWriter is a lightweight, portable, and feature rich word processor with an emphasis on distraction-free writing.
Official Release: FocusWriter Portable has become an official release.
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