[Release] Custom Emoticon Manager
[SIZE="3"]Custom Emoticon Manager is a tool that allows you to add emoticons (or internet memes or any picture for that matter) and get the links for them in the touch of the button. This is useful if you have some images that you use often but can't be fucked finding the link all the time.
If you're wondering, the 'Generate' button uploads the image to imgur.com and double-clicking on an image automatically copies the image link with the [IMG] tags into your clipboard.
Everything else should be pretty straight forward. Minimizing the program puts it in the task tray. Just double click on it to make it appear again.
The 'Add folder' button allows you to select a folder and find all the images inside the folder. It will then upload those images and add them to the list. It's basically a batch mode for 'Add emoticon'.
It also has drag and drop support.
If you accidently delete the thumbnails the program makes, it will automatically regenerate them. Also don't play with the .db file it creates otherwise you might screw the tool up. 
<-- This ring a bell? *cough* look at screenie.
What's New:
- More strict on emoticon naming, only letters, digits, spaces and forward-slashes are allowed
- New Hotkey Mode which automatically copies and pastes the IMG code for a picture when you hold Ctrl + Alt, type the emoticon name and then let go of Ctrl + Alt.
Too lazy to update screenies, there's just a new check box in the bottom corner.
This requires .NET Framework 2.0 to run correctly!
Virus Scans:
http://www.virustotal.com/file-scan/...04d-1302746297
http://virusscan.jotti.org/en/scanre...7e8624561bdddb
Big thanks to @arunforce for the Hotkey Mode idea.
Report all bugs here and feel free to ask questions.
Basic Instructions:
If you're wondering, the 'Generate' button uploads the image to imgur.com and double-clicking on an image automatically copies the image link with the [IMG] tags into your clipboard.
Everything else should be pretty straight forward. Minimizing the program puts it in the task tray. Just double click on it to make it appear again.
The 'Add folder' button allows you to select a folder and find all the images inside the folder. It will then upload those images and add them to the list. It's basically a batch mode for 'Add emoticon'.
It also has drag and drop support.
If you accidently delete the thumbnails the program makes, it will automatically regenerate them. Also don't play with the .db file it creates otherwise you might screw the tool up. <-- This ring a bell? *cough* look at screenie.What's New:
- More strict on emoticon naming, only letters, digits, spaces and forward-slashes are allowed
- New Hotkey Mode which automatically copies and pastes the IMG code for a picture when you hold Ctrl + Alt, type the emoticon name and then let go of Ctrl + Alt.
Too lazy to update screenies, there's just a new check box in the bottom corner.
This requires .NET Framework 2.0 to run correctly!
Virus Scans:
http://www.virustotal.com/file-scan/...04d-1302746297
http://virusscan.jotti.org/en/scanre...7e8624561bdddb
Big thanks to @arunforce for the Hotkey Mode idea.
Report all bugs here and feel free to ask questions.
Originally Posted by cgallagher21
seems useless to me but I'm sure others will use it. Personally all I use is 
/me 
