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[Clip] Clip Librarian
Go here: http://www.notetab.com/libraries.php?cat=misc . I think it's the one names CLS. Lotta
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Go here: http://www.notetab.com/libraries.php?cat=misc . I think it's the one names CLS. Lotta
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[Clip] A curly NT maths question
Paul wrote: Not really. Should one also assume it's natural and expected for this to change without notice between two minor versions of the program, away from how it probably has been since compariso
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Paul wrote: Not really. Should one also assume it's natural and expected for this to change without notice between two minor versions of the program, away from how it probably has been since compariso
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· #21265
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[Clip] A curly NT maths question
diodeom wrote: You are right, from the sample comparison in Help... ^!If Integer1 <>= Integer2 GoToLabelTrue [ELSE GoToLabelFalse] ... it looks like it's only good for integers. But surely an integer
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diodeom wrote: You are right, from the sample comparison in Help... ^!If Integer1 <>= Integer2 GoToLabelTrue [ELSE GoToLabelFalse] ... it looks like it's only good for integers. But surely an integer
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· #21255
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[Clip] A curly NT maths question
Paul wrote: No need. I installed 6.2 and I get the same result as you. The bug's got children now. Not related, but since I tested in 4.8 too I noticed that those comments you added in the info boxes
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Paul wrote: No need. I installed 6.2 and I get the same result as you. The bug's got children now. Not related, but since I tested in 4.8 too I noticed that those comments you added in the info boxes
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· #21248
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[Clip] A curly NT maths question
Paul wrote: I get it the other way around. 1st test => FAIL 2nd test => y > x OK, lets compare versions. I've tried Notetab Pro 6.1 and 4.8 throughout this. I see 6.2 is out. Is that what you use? Cou
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Paul wrote: I get it the other way around. 1st test => FAIL 2nd test => y > x OK, lets compare versions. I've tried Notetab Pro 6.1 and 4.8 throughout this. I see 6.2 is out. Is that what you use? Cou
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· #21244
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[Clip] A curly NT maths question
Paul you wrote: Just lucky. I added the decimal point to see if it would reduce the number of digits before the bug reared its ugly head, half expecting 18 digits to be the limit now. I didn't expect
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Paul you wrote: Just lucky. I added the decimal point to see if it would reduce the number of digits before the bug reared its ugly head, half expecting 18 digits to be the limit now. I didn't expect
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· #21241
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[Clip] A curly NT maths question
Paul wrote: But you found it. It shall be known as the Paul Bug! I reported it to Eric though so he hopefully can do something about it. I found another strangeness with your bug. Check this. ________
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Paul wrote: But you found it. It shall be known as the Paul Bug! I reported it to Eric though so he hopefully can do something about it. I found another strangeness with your bug. Check this. ________
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· #21223
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[Clip] A curly NT maths question
Paul wrote: Thank you. Thank you also for understanding what I said, even if I somehow managed to write mostly mumbo jumbo. :-) Did you find a case when equality doesn't work? I tested with random num
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Paul wrote: Thank you. Thank you also for understanding what I said, even if I somehow managed to write mostly mumbo jumbo. :-) Did you find a case when equality doesn't work? I tested with random num
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· #21219
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[Clip] A curly NT maths question
Paul, I can't help you, I'm afraid. I have a question to you instead... Paul wrote: What's with those trailing digits? I noticed it do when I tried your clip. I take it this is also an error too or do
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Paul, I can't help you, I'm afraid. I have a question to you instead... Paul wrote: What's with those trailing digits? I noticed it do when I tried your clip. I take it this is also an error too or do
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· #21215
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[Clip] Re: Other-than ASCII characters...
Paul wrote: AFAIK you can't. Delta is far outside ANSI, not among the extended characters. Lotta.
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Paul wrote: AFAIK you can't. Delta is far outside ANSI, not among the extended characters. Lotta.
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· #21192
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[Clip] Can I modify document tab settings in a clip with NTL?
Harvey wrote: Or you could let a clip make changes to the ini file, alternatively use a temporary ini file. I would be happy to point you to the right page in the Help file, but IIRC those functions a
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Harvey wrote: Or you could let a clip make changes to the ini file, alternatively use a temporary ini file. I would be happy to point you to the right page in the Help file, but IIRC those functions a
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· #21183
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[Clip] How to copy and paste a line without activating ^* ?
joy8388608 wrote: ^** is one of two tokens for the focused document and you are right, it's interpreted in ^$GetSelection$ and replaced with the path to the file (or to a temp file if the document isn
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joy8388608 wrote: ^** is one of two tokens for the focused document and you are right, it's interpreted in ^$GetSelection$ and replaced with the path to the file (or to a temp file if the document isn
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· #21131
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[Clip] Why does a neg value cause a syntax error in calc?
Ian at Yahoo wrote: But it does work with a subtraction, just not when *ADDING* a negative number. See the examples I posted. Or what the heck... ^!Info ^$Calc(^%blah%-5)$ ; ==> -5 ^!Info ^$Calc(^%bla
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Ian at Yahoo wrote: But it does work with a subtraction, just not when *ADDING* a negative number. See the examples I posted. Or what the heck... ^!Info ^$Calc(^%blah%-5)$ ; ==> -5 ^!Info ^$Calc(^%bla
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· #21105
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[Clip] Why does a neg value cause a syntax error in calc?
John Shotsky wrote: No, Joy is trying to create a new variable name on the fly from other variables. But we don't know where that variable gets its value and what that value is. If you replace the kno
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John Shotsky wrote: No, Joy is trying to create a new variable name on the fly from other variables. But we don't know where that variable gets its value and what that value is. If you replace the kno
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· #21104
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[Clip] Why does a neg value cause a syntax error in calc?
I wrote: I assume you do get the same error with the full clip? Because when the variable is empty, as it is in the snip you posted, something funny happens. ^!Info ^$Calc(^%isEmpty%+2)$ ; Returns 2 ^
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I wrote: I assume you do get the same error with the full clip? Because when the variable is empty, as it is in the snip you posted, something funny happens. ^!Info ^$Calc(^%isEmpty%+2)$ ; Returns 2 ^
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· #21101
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[Clip] Why does a neg value cause a syntax error in calc?
Joy wrote: What's in ^%CASH13p%? Lotta
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Joy wrote: What's in ^%CASH13p%? Lotta
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· #21099
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[Clip] set file attribute of current file
hsavage wrote: But changing the file properties manually doesn't work, then would a clip? (That was the first thing Don did, before I suggested to unprotect the doc in notetab). Peculiar problem. Lott
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hsavage wrote: But changing the file properties manually doesn't work, then would a clip? (That was the first thing Don did, before I suggested to unprotect the doc in notetab). Peculiar problem. Lott
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· #21084
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[Clip] set file attribute of current file
John Shotsky wrote: Is that a Vista thing or something? It has never happened to me. Lotta.
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John Shotsky wrote: Is that a Vista thing or something? It has never happened to me. Lotta.
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· #21074
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[Clip] set file attribute of current file
diodeom wrote: If it is a Unicode file, Notetab has a very strange behavior, or at least 4.95 has. Haven't checked if it's still there. If you Save As the file becomes editable, but only for the curre
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diodeom wrote: If it is a Unicode file, Notetab has a very strange behavior, or at least 4.95 has. Haven't checked if it's still there. If you Save As the file becomes editable, but only for the curre
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· #21072
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[Clip] set file attribute of current file
So it was read-only on disk? I suspected it was read-only only in Notetab. Maybe it's both. As said, go to the Document menu and see if it's made Read-only in Notetab. It's the very last item on the m
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So it was read-only on disk? I suspected it was read-only only in Notetab. Maybe it's both. As said, go to the Document menu and see if it's made Read-only in Notetab. It's the very last item on the m
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