OSD


Description

OSD, short for "on screen display" is a command-line program thataccepts a text string entered by a user at the command-prompt or in a batch-fileand displays this text on top of all windows on the users screen.

Features

The following options can be defined by the user:

Screenshots

Running

First download and extractthe OSD executable and place it in theappropriate location on your computer. Call the program from the command promptwith optional arguments. Example:

          d:\>osd.exe argument1=value1argument2=value2

Possible arguments are:

System Requirements

OSD requires the Microsoft .NETFramework.
If you don't already have the Microsoft .NET Framework installed on your systemyou can downloadit from Microsoft. The .NET Framework runs on:

Download

You can download OSD from the following locations:

Known Issues

As by today none.

Authors

A. Hubbers, A.Hubbers@student.tue.nl
B.C. Hamans, osd@hamans.com

License

OSD is "BEER-WARE"

"BEER-WARE LICENSE" (Revision 43): A. Hubbers and B.C. Hamanswrote this program. As long as you retain this notice you can do whatever youwant with this stuff. If we meet some day, and you think this stuff is worth it,you can buy us a beer in return. A. Hubbers and B.C. Hamans, 2002. 

 


Copyright © 2002 B.C. Hamans.