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So,May be. But simpler because I need only the critical points to remind.
you're looking for a ToDo list type programme?
http://abstractspoon.weebly.com/-tomos (March 17, 2017, 05:15 PM)
SLC handles txt, doc, docx, odt, pdf and csv files for its specific task (afair), maybe the type of filtering you need can be accieved by, or added to, it.-Ath (March 17, 2017, 12:04 PM)
Well, I've done a custom text processing app a couple of years back (in fact, exactly 5 years ago today I released version 1.0.0.0...): ScriptLineCounterRunning to try.
It is quite complex to grasp at first, and poorly documented, so do read the linked DC thread, but it may be of help/interest to you-Ath (March 16, 2017, 08:10 AM)
Holy crap...that taskbar!But have you tried ?
Anyway, with special character they mean here: characters that Word isn't showing you (when you use the default Word settings).
The ASCII table knows about a lot of characters, including the common ones you use to type texts in Word. Word uses a lot of the characters outside the standard ASCII table range to mark where certain features start and stop inside a Word document.
If you are familiar with those, you can quickly add or remove these features with one or more search-n-replace actions in several Word documents at once.
Word can show you where those special characters are used inside a document by enabling this option in the ribbon interface. That option will help you to get familiar with these special characters.-Shades (March 16, 2017, 11:47 AM)
I have found several I can try.Ath told me in the snacks forum that CRGrep is a powerful utility searching, but no replace option. So became useless to my purpose.
Replace Genius
Word Fisher . And old traduction program with a trial free forever. At least I find a name and password for that. I have to try if true.
VBA Find and replace. Is an utility to find and replace in word documents.
CR GREP This java program promises to be powerful, but I need help to install
Funduc Word Search and replace freware.
Codeplex Find and Replace.
In the paid scene there are also trials . The most powerful seems to be able to read strings in pdf, word, etc.
But the point is that they are able to read in certain parts of a word document : header, footer, in comments, etc.
I am trying Replace Genius with a standard word document of 60 pages, with other documents inserted, goldmine fields, excel tables incrustated, jpg inserted and vinculated documents .
Until the moment Replace Genius goes well to my purpose.
PowerGREP and WordPipe seems to be very powerful.
CRGrep promises to be equal power of powergrep and wordpipe and seems freeware.
So I will put a consultation in the snack forum asking for help to install.
Seems need java and comes with a bat file.
Also have instruccions I don't understand.
Best Regards-Contro (March 03, 2017, 01:01 PM)
I am having a problem on my Win7 machine that I never had on my XP machine.i have now six monitors as commented in one of our posts.
I have 4 monitors. Overnight the monitors (not the computer) go to sleep.
When they wake up, some of the windows that were open on the desktop jump/move around to different monitors and resize.
It's really quite annoying.
Windows 7, Nvidia modern graphics cards with up to date drivers.
Any ideas how I might stop this from happening? Short of turning off the monitor sleep power options?-mouser (February 20, 2014, 03:12 AM)
I am doing something wrong. The hotkey don't obey me. I change T for U, but my problem continues.Yes. That is exactly my case in this moment.As I told you already, nobody can know which space to delete and which not.-AbteriX (March 10, 2017, 01:57 PM)
Actually, so long as distorted text has extra spaces between ALL characters (which includes the space character), you can make this work. Every real space will have two spaces instead of one so you can do it like this:Code: Autohotkey [Select]
Contro, give the above AHK code a try and see if it works for you. Again, this will only work if each real space is actually two spaces when your text is distorted.-skwire (March 10, 2017, 03:49 PM)
I will try and comment-Contro (March 11, 2017, 12:34 PM)
In pspad ?????Assuming the scenario skwire mentioned and you're using an editor that allows Search/Replace in selected text (and RegEx expressions) you could use:Running to try.
Search: ( )(\S)
Replace: \2
Just make sure you only run through once otherwise it will remove all spaces on the second pass ... but then that's what Undo is for
Although, you could just select each spaced out word and run the RegEx replace.-4wd (March 10, 2017, 10:21 PM)
May be the best in short works and better the ahk script for intensive changes if necessary.
-Contro (March 11, 2017, 12:37 PM)
As I told you already, nobody can know which space to delete and which not.
-AbteriX (March 10, 2017, 01:57 PM)
Assuming the scenario skwire mentioned and you're using an editor that allows Search/Replace in selected text (and RegEx expressions) you could use:Running to try.
Search: ( )(\S)
Replace: \2
Just make sure you only run through once otherwise it will remove all spaces on the second pass ... but then that's what Undo is for
Although, you could just select each spaced out word and run the RegEx replace.-4wd (March 10, 2017, 10:21 PM)
