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Re: Creating a directory/folder with a clip
Good morning, Kees!
Thank you so much for your response.....and that definitely is a working
solution! I eventually found an install file hidden in an old Documents
folder buried deep in my hard
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Good morning, Kees!
Thank you so much for your response.....and that definitely is a working
solution! I eventually found an install file hidden in an old Documents
folder buried deep in my hard
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James McBride
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#26221
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Re: Creating a directory/folder with a clip
Maybe this works:
In your current installation go to
Menu: Help / Check for Updates ...
A pop-up dialog appears:
Fookes Software News and Updates
- O NoteTab Pro News
+-- O 2014/11/03: Click to
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Maybe this works:
In your current installation go to
Menu: Help / Check for Updates ...
A pop-up dialog appears:
Fookes Software News and Updates
- O NoteTab Pro News
+-- O 2014/11/03: Click to
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Kees Nuyt
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#26220
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Re: Creating a directory/folder with a clip
Hi Jim,
I must admit that this is the first time I ran into the „VirtualStore“ folder - although AppData in general is quite familiar to me as I do IT support for multiple users in my company, and
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Hi Jim,
I must admit that this is the first time I ran into the „VirtualStore“ folder - although AppData in general is quite familiar to me as I do IT support for multiple users in my company, and
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By
Thomas Gruber
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#26219
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Re: Creating a directory/folder with a clip
Thank you, Thomas!
I went in and looked, and yep, that folder WAS created where you said! That APPDATA folder is a wild and wonderful place.....so much going on there that I didn’t even know about.
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Thank you, Thomas!
I went in and looked, and yep, that folder WAS created where you said! That APPDATA folder is a wild and wonderful place.....so much going on there that I didn’t even know about.
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By
James McBride
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#26218
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Re: Creating a directory/folder with a clip
Hi Jim,
I modified your test script a little bit, so that it just creates (or better tries to create) a folder „Logs“ inside the Note Tab 7 folder in Program files (x86). This seems to work but
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Hi Jim,
I modified your test script a little bit, so that it just creates (or better tries to create) a folder „Logs“ inside the Note Tab 7 folder in Program files (x86). This seems to work but
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Thomas Gruber
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#26217
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Re: Creating a directory/folder with a clip
Hi Jim,
I think your test script is misleading. I tried it here, and the „MkDir“ statement creates an I/O errror on my Windows 10 machine - indicating that the folder can’t be created (as John
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Hi Jim,
I think your test script is misleading. I tried it here, and the „MkDir“ statement creates an I/O errror on my Windows 10 machine - indicating that the folder can’t be created (as John
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Thomas Gruber
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#26216
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Re: Creating a directory/folder with a clip
Thank you, John! I am going to uninstall and reinstall in an alternate folder to see if that helps. My only problem at the moment is that I cannot uninstall because I do not have the installation file
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Thank you, John! I am going to uninstall and reinstall in an alternate folder to see if that helps. My only problem at the moment is that I cannot uninstall because I do not have the installation file
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James McBride
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#26215
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Re: Creating a directory/folder with a clip
You won't be permitted to write into any folder under program files. Windows won't permit it unless/until you 'take ownership' of the folders you want to write to. Or just don't install NoteTab into
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You won't be permitted to write into any folder under program files. Windows won't permit it unless/until you 'take ownership' of the folders you want to write to. Or just don't install NoteTab into
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John Shotsky
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#26214
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Creating a directory/folder with a clip
Hello,
I am trying to create (programmatically) a folder. When my original code wasn't working, I just created a small clip to test the basic functionality of it. What I want to do is to create a
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Hello,
I am trying to create (programmatically) a folder. When my original code wasn't working, I just created a small clip to test the basic functionality of it. What I want to do is to create a
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By
James McBride
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#26213
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Re: Removing duplicate entries
No argument. I just wanted to highlight the technique and give credit where credit is due.
Also, as an old assembly language programmer/mathematician I tend to appreciate and strive for the compact
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No argument. I just wanted to highlight the technique and give credit where credit is due.
Also, as an old assembly language programmer/mathematician I tend to appreciate and strive for the compact
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Art Kocsis
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#26212
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Re: Removing duplicate entries
Thanks for this alternate way to modify the list.
Flo's clip worked well for me since it seperated the list into "groups" which makes it easier to
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Thanks for this alternate way to modify the list.
Flo's clip worked well for me since it seperated the list into "groups" which makes it easier to
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WV- Mike
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#26211
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Re: Removing duplicate entries
A little late to the party but I thought John's proposed solution was quite clever despite it having a minor mistake [the line terminator "\R" needs to be excluded from the first capturing group
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A little late to the party but I thought John's proposed solution was quite clever despite it having a minor mistake [the line terminator "\R" needs to be excluded from the first capturing group
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Art Kocsis
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#26210
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Re: File Compare
Kees Nuyt wrote:
Thank you for all that effort. As for now I'm still reluctant to install
anything new for something used exceedingly rarely. If there is difference,
then the side by side view is a
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Kees Nuyt wrote:
Thank you for all that effort. As for now I'm still reluctant to install
anything new for something used exceedingly rarely. If there is difference,
then the side by side view is a
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Axel Berger
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#26209
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Re: File Compare
Thanks for the heads-up.
I spent some more time and changed the clip to:
======= clip begin
Open docs in WinMerge
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; Compare two documents in adjacent tabs
; using WinMergePortable.
; Just like
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Thanks for the heads-up.
I spent some more time and changed the clip to:
======= clip begin
Open docs in WinMerge
;
; Compare two documents in adjacent tabs
; using WinMergePortable.
; Just like
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By
Kees Nuyt
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#26208
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Re: File Compare
I see email screwed up my lines. Just insert CR where it is obvious that it
should be there, such as the ;========== line..
Regards,
John
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I see email screwed up my lines. Just insert CR where it is obvious that it
should be there, such as the ;========== line..
Regards,
John
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By
John Shotsky
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#26207
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Re: File Compare
I have a clip called 'Show me my Notes'.
When NoteTab starts, I define a 'home folder' as a variable.
In that folder, I place a file named 'My Notes.txt'.
In that file, I place hard to remember
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I have a clip called 'Show me my Notes'.
When NoteTab starts, I define a 'home folder' as a variable.
In that folder, I place a file named 'My Notes.txt'.
In that file, I place hard to remember
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John Shotsky
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#26206
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Re: File Compare
Kees Nuyt wrote:
Ah yes, thanks. That's one of those I redefined. Let's see how often I'm
going to use the new-found option. There's little sense in defining
shortcuts used so rarelöy, you can't
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Kees Nuyt wrote:
Ah yes, thanks. That's one of those I redefined. Let's see how often I'm
going to use the new-found option. There's little sense in defining
shortcuts used so rarelöy, you can't
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Axel Berger
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#26205
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Re: File Compare
Kees wrote...
/wr "^%prvdocnm%" "^%curdocnm%"
It makes no sense to mix '^!Document' and '^$GetDocName(Index)$' together.
Either you jump to a specific document with '^!Document' and get its name
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Kees wrote...
/wr "^%prvdocnm%" "^%curdocnm%"
It makes no sense to mix '^!Document' and '^$GetDocName(Index)$' together.
Either you jump to a specific document with '^!Document' and get its name
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By
Flo
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#26204
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Re: File Compare
As shown in "menu: Document | Second Window"
the shortcut is Ctrl+Shift+W
Yes.
You could use WinMerge for a more graphical comparison.
WinMerge is available as a
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As shown in "menu: Document | Second Window"
the shortcut is Ctrl+Shift+W
Yes.
You could use WinMerge for a more graphical comparison.
WinMerge is available as a
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By
Kees Nuyt
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#26203
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Re: File Compare
loro wrote:
That's great. Thank you, I never saw that. Now I'll have to think up and
define a suitable keyboard shortcut. But a file compare and finding the
differences has still to be supplied
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loro wrote:
That's great. Thank you, I never saw that. Now I'll have to think up and
define a suitable keyboard shortcut. But a file compare and finding the
differences has still to be supplied
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Axel Berger
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#26202
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