My default folder to add / insert attachement (Attch File) Documents but i want to change it to Desktop
So whenever i want to add / insert attacment (Attch File) in reply / new email it should go to Desktop by default insted Document.
I found wrok arround And it works.
Open Word then go to File >> Options >> Save >> Save Douments >> Default local file location >> Browse and select location.
thats it. close Word the reopen Outlook and check if the same is works or not.
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SSIS hangs and I am unable to open the solution. In the lower left corner there is a message "Testing Connectivity". SSIS does not respond to any command, it does not let me access the package or change any setting.
In Windows explorer, Go to the folder with the solution and package that you cannot open
Open the user preferences file , that is the file with the extension .user
Open the file in a text editor and find the setting for OfflineMode
Change the value to true, it should look like this: "OfflineMode > true< / OfflineMode>" (wihtout the spaces)
In a lua-script (for Domoticz # Raspberry) I apply the following script-segment to generate an htm-file and to put it in the designated folder.
Line02text till Line30text are variables which are dynamically filled elsewhere in the lua-script.
file = io.open("/home/pi/domoticz/scripts/lua/XXXXX.htm", "w+")
-- Opens a file named XXXXX.htm (stored under the designated sub-folder of Domoticz)
-- in append mode
-- write lines to opened file
file:write("SOF<br>")
file:write(Line02text .. "<br>")
file:write(Line03text .. "<br>")
....
file:write(Line29text .. "<br>")
file:write(Line30text .. "<br>")
file:write("EOF<br>")
file:close() -- closes the open file
All seems OK, because the htm-file appears as planned.
Next steps would be to copy the file to different folder, open in browser, etc..
But Owner of the htm-file is 'root' and Permission is 0640.
For further application Owner should be different, and Permission e.g. 777.
Trying manual change or use of chmod results in report 'Permission denied' by server.
Question:
How to set (as result of the lua-script) different Owner and other Permission for the htm-file?
Lua's target is to be as portable as possible, and ownership/permissions management is very os-specific. There's no embedded functions to handle that.
You'll need to expose some native function that will do what you need with files' permissions. Or use some already existing library for that, like maybe lua-fs: (https://github.com/clementfarabet/lua-fs-0.3)
I want to use TextEdit to save data. what I have so far
tell application "TextEdit"
open /Users/UserName/Desktop/save.rtf
end tell
This gives me
"Expected “given”, “in”, “of”, expression, “with”, “without”, other parameter name, etc. but found unknown token."
and highlights the . in .rtf I tried removing the .rtf
but when I compile it it turns into
(open) / Users / username / desktop / (save)
This code gives "The variable Users is not defined."
also if possible can I have TextEdit run in the background without opening a window?
Put quotes around the path and use POSIX file to get a file object for the path:
tell application "TextEdit"
open POSIX file "/Users/UserName/Desktop/save.rtf"
end tell
You can modify the text of a document by changing the text property:
tell application "TextEdit"
set text of document 1 to text of document 1 & "aa"
end tell
It removes all styles in rich text documents. It also inserts the text as 12-point Helvetica in plain text documents, regardless of the default font.
Creating a new rtf file:
tell application "TextEdit"
make new document at beginning with properties {text:"aa"}
close document 1 saving in POSIX file "/tmp/a.rtf"
end tell
printf %s\\n aa | textutil -inputencoding UTF-8 -convert rtf -stdin -output a.rtf
We are trying to upload a document from our local machine to server. We know that .NET browse control can be used for this but our requirement is to just have a button and call that as "Save Document". On click we know the path and also the document name, all we need to do is search the document in local machine (inside temp folder) and if the document is available then pick it and save it to our APP data folder on the server.
it's easy to achieve this using .NET borwse control but not sure how to do that same using normal button?
To find a file in a folder:
FileInfo file = Directory.GetFiles(#"c:\folder")
.FirstOrDefault(f => f.name = whatever);
To copy file:
File.Copy(file.FullName, targetPath, true);
Using the following
explorer.exe /select, "c:\path\to\file.txt"
I can open Windows Explorer and select the file. In Delphi I do this to select "Parm" file:
ShellExecute(Application.MainForm.Handle, 'OPEN', PChar('explorer.exe'), PChar('/select,"' + Parm + '"'), nil, SW_NORMAL);
And it works. My problem is this: if I select a different file in the recently opened Explorer (clicking in a different file) and then call the above code the "Parm" file is not selected again. Interestingly, there are some programs that select the file again. For instance, ITunes always selects the desired file.
Does anyone have a clue of how to make Explorer always select the specified file?
This is a known limitation of using the /select switch with explorer.exe, it will only select the specific file if the parent folder is not already open.
You'll have to use an API call like SHOpenFolderAndSelectItems in stead. This function also allows for multiselect.