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DonationCoder.com Software / Coding Snacks / Re: Open files and rename or save as with new file name
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on: February 05, 2009, 10:17:37 AM
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Thanks for you input so far.
I have had a look rjbull recommendation, and not been too techie, I am finding it hard to work out how to do it.
If anyone can give further assistance of LMOD, then this would be appreciated.
As a short term measure, I am going into the PDFs extracting the required description, closing the file and renaming the file all manually.
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DonationCoder.com Software / Coding Snacks / Open files and rename or save as with new file name
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on: January 30, 2009, 06:49:52 AM
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I have a lot of PDF files called file001/002….. (100’s of files), all 1 page documents.
Is it possible for some code that would open selected files, extract the description from the next line after the word Remittance and save the file with that name? Please note that there is a date format dd/mm/yyyy on the same line which is not required as part of the file name.
(e.g. file001/002 opened, the descriptions extracted would be ‘This is the file name for file 001’ and ‘The file name for file 002’,
Therefore file named file001 to be renamed This is the file name for file 001, file named file 002 should be renamed The file name for file 002.
If the files cannot be renamed but can be saved as with the required file name, than this would suffice as well. I am quite happy to delete the files manually.
Any assistance offered would be appreciated.
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Main Area and Open Discussion / Living Room / Re: How long will it take you to adopt Windows Vista as your OS?
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on: March 23, 2006, 10:16:38 AM
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I would wait a couple of year at least until the majority of bugs are worked out.  How long has XP been out and how many fixs' have they released. I can understand that you need fixs' to enhance the product, but the thing that annoys me is the number of security threats that they seem to be plugin. I seriously hope that they have learned from the security issues and at least visited them in the new version. Additionally, by waiting a couple of years it will allow new programs to be availabe which will run on 64 bit and hopefully be time to upgrade to a better processor. That my pennies worth. 
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Main Area and Open Discussion / Living Room / Re: Planet Earth starts tonight
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on: March 13, 2006, 04:12:19 AM
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I read a few weeks ago that this series was going to be awesome.  I unfortunately missed the first part, but when I watched it yesterday, I was absolutely gob smacked at the scenes of the snow leopard. BTW at the start of yesterday show they commented that they had 9 million viewers to the first part.
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DonationCoder.com Software / Finished Programs / Re: Move Installed programs from one drive to another.
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on: February 24, 2006, 03:51:39 AM
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Ladies and Gentlemen: I think I have stirred quite a bit of interest.  Firstly, thanks to all for their constructive comments.  Secondly, I will address the comments individually: - Skrommel – I understand your concept, however I would prefer to have a program that allows drag and drop that does all the background work. Baseman, Black Mamba, I am aware that Ghost and Acronis Migrate Easy would allow copying to another drive once an image has been taken. However, the comments Nudone are spot one. I am not just after migrating to a new disk (I probably will do that), but ultimately I want to be able to move a program from one drive to another. Nudone, your observation of what I am asking for 100% correct. Mouser, I will have a look at the program you have recommended. From reading the documentation and looking at the screen shots it seems to be just what I want, I note that there is a charge of $15 for a single user. I will see if they have an evaluation copy that I can try out and If available will try it out over the next few days and advise. (Does this forum get a discount?  ) Lanun128, Thanks for pointing me to COA2, for me to try it out I have to subscribe to a one-off fee of $5. I am not willing to do this, as I would prefer to try out an evaluation copy to ensure it is what I want.  Db90h, thanks for assuring me that there will be not performance issues. I note that you say that not only will it do folders but also volumes. I think the volume aspect is an excellent idea, as it will allow people to move their operating system to another drive and avoid the re-activation process. I will try out your alpha version and send you a PM with any comment that I may have (hope you are OK with this).
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DonationCoder.com Software / Finished Programs / DONE: Move installed programs from one drive to another.
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on: February 23, 2006, 08:40:14 AM
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I have many programs installed on my C drive, which unfortunately is getting rather full. I have a secondary hard drive that is quite large, and I was considering moving programs from C to F. However, the problem I am faced with is two folds: - Firstly, I have misplaced the serial number for a lot of the S/W and therefore uninstalling and re-installing to the new drive is not an option; Secondly, my moving programs from C to F will cause all the Registry and Desktop icons to fail as the programs have been physically moved. Is there a program which will physical move programs from one drive to another, update the registry and lastly change the shortcut/desktop shortcuts to point to the new place on the new drive? Your assistance would be most welcome. 
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DonationCoder.com Software / Post New Requests Here / IDEA: Multi program update scheduler
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on: February 08, 2006, 08:52:24 AM
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I have various Anti Virus programs and Spyware programs that once I logon, and dial up, I will systematically go and check whether there are any updates for them. If so, they are allowed, if not, then do the next program.
Wouldn’t it be nice if somehow a program would allow these programs or indeed user specified programs to be put in a list and then systematically check for updates?
I am assuming that some form of Key Stoke logger would be required to simulate key depression to allow the next action of the update to continue!!
Anyone know of a program or is it possible to do this?
Your thoughts would be appreciated.
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News and Reviews / Mini-Reviews by Members / Re: I love the Bulk Rename Utility!
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on: February 08, 2006, 06:12:16 AM
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I have been using this utility for about 6 months and would say that it is MUSTARD  . The times that I used is to rename a large number of photographs. I have used other rename utilities (cannot remember the names as they were not up to scratch), and this one beats others hands down.  :up:TOTALLY RECOMMENDED. 
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