When I started using sentinel. I found it a bit hard to remember the favorite list quick keys, system quick keys, dept quick keys, etc.
I made a script that parses the files in your favorites list folder, and creates a printable report for the quick keys. This is a screenshot of the output
Be sure to have quick keys set in Sentinel before running this.
Sentinel tip: right click your system and click program, go into the column that says quick key
Instead of clicking on every cell, setting the quick key, use your keyboard. Press the quick key number desired, then press enter to advance onto the next row. Illustration
Download: http://tylerwatt12.com/sdr/files/software/Sentinel Report Creator.zip
When you run the .bat, you might get a firewall notification, unblock it because a web browser window will open where you can print the report.
If you used a custom sentinel folder location, you will need to modify your url to reflect this.
If you're concerned about security: The source code is all readable, for the script I wrote, just open the php or bat file in notepad. For mongoose server's source code, it's available here http://cesanta.com/downloads.html
I made a script that parses the files in your favorites list folder, and creates a printable report for the quick keys. This is a screenshot of the output
Be sure to have quick keys set in Sentinel before running this.
Sentinel tip: right click your system and click program, go into the column that says quick key
Instead of clicking on every cell, setting the quick key, use your keyboard. Press the quick key number desired, then press enter to advance onto the next row. Illustration
Download: http://tylerwatt12.com/sdr/files/software/Sentinel Report Creator.zip
When you run the .bat, you might get a firewall notification, unblock it because a web browser window will open where you can print the report.
If you used a custom sentinel folder location, you will need to modify your url to reflect this.
If you're concerned about security: The source code is all readable, for the script I wrote, just open the php or bat file in notepad. For mongoose server's source code, it's available here http://cesanta.com/downloads.html
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