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In lf at the bottom status bar on the right-hand corner where it says 9/37 or something, basically, which file out of all files you are on, it also shows a red box next to it with the number 1 in it. What does this red box mean? is it linked to permissions or something? if so how do I disable it?
When I run lf as sudo, the red box is no longer there and the colors also looks like ranger regardless of the lack of config for root. When run normally, the lf file manager has lots of yellow background highlights and all and the red box at the bottom.
What is this box and how do I get rid of it?
I tried getting rid of any lf config I had and put it back to defaults, but it just looks more different. Why is the root one soo different regardless the lack of config instructions (lfrc) and what does the red box at the bottom mean.
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when I started using VSCode I got really nice auto completes and when I hovered over variables or methods I would get a pop-up that would show me what's in the variable or what arguments that method takes, now <tag>'s don't auto close and attributes don't auto add ="" nothing shows up when I hover over things.
I have completely uninstalled and reset VSCode, in every way I have found on the internet, I tried copying my GitHub code space settings(which was working as expected) but there were no extensions installed on the code space and nothing but a theme in the settings so I didn't have anything to copy over to my desktop, but I accidentally synced the settings of my desktop version to the code space now the code space has the same problems my desktop version had, even though there are no settings in the settings.json folder on my desktop, also no extensions installed.
you have to go to your %appdata% folder on windows and delete the Code, then uninstall vscode and reinstall it. just uninstalling it doesnt get rid of that Code folder.
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I am writting some document with links to external websites, but some links are to large to simply be tossed in to the word file and i was thinking if there's a way to attach the hyperlink to any word/phrase in the document for example:
www.google.com/verylonglinkhereforexample
As if i would do in for a hyperlink tag:
check the site here, where clicking site, would take me to the desired link behind site word. Or is there any alternative at all to reduce links instead of tossing large links to the document?
This is an easy one.
Assuming you're using Office 2016/2019 (I'm not 100% sure about the others, but I'm sure it would be pretty similar), the easiest way to do this is:
First, highlight the text you want to go to the hyperlink.
Go to the insert tab
Press 'Link'
At the top of the dialog box, check that the text to display is the text you highlighted
At the bottom of the dialog box, enter the actual hyperlink
Press OK
Enjoy!
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Since this problem is reoccurring in my workflow and the solution is hard to find:
When pasting pictures into a MS Word document, sometimes it disappears behind the text, at least when working in the Print Layout. Sometimes also the text disappears and only part of the image is visible.
Select the image (if you cannot select it, change the view)
Go to Home > Paragraph > Line Spacing Options. A dialog box will appear.
Change the Line spacing from Exactly to anything else
Click OK
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I seem to have gotten Microsoft Word (from Office 2003) into a weird mode.
If I select some text with the mouse and "type over" it, the new text is inserted before the selected text instead of replacing it. Same thing happens if I use the Delete or Backspace key to eliminate it.
The following do work as expected:
1. backspace over the characters I want to delete, one character per keystroke
2. Same thing with the Delete key
3. control-X to "cut" the text.
Does anybody know how to return to "normal" behavior? And for that matter, how I managed to get into this mode?
You have activated the overwrite function!
https://support.office.com/en-us/article/Turn-on-or-off-overtype-mode-2fe125af-505f-4ce7-bbea-f0e64e381e75
The comment by MyDog led me to the right answer:
Tools menu ->Options, select the "Edit" pane and check "Typing Replaces Selection".
I have also found out what causes the problem -- at least the immediate cause. If I copy an image from another app (e.g., Irfanview or MS Paint) and paste it into the Word document, that turns off "typing replaces selection". I'm not sure why MS thought this would be a good idea, or if it's just a bug, but at least now I know what causes it, and that I have to turn typeover back on after pasting an image.
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I often want to type Alt+Shift+~ while using emacs (to run its command "not-modified"). However, since upgrading to Debian Wheezy (which upgraded Gnome to 3.4), I find that when I type those keys, Emacs doesn't "hear" the keystroke; instead, I see a popup window that looks like the window I see when I hit Alt+TAB (except this window only ever has a single icon in it, for Emacs, as opposed to the window that Alt+TAB brings up, which has one icon for each application).
I've fixed many similar stolen-keystroke problems like this in the obvious way: I click my name in the upper-right corner of the screen, choose "System Settings" from the dropdown menu; click the "Keyboard" icon, click the "Shortcuts" tab, and examine every entry on the right side to see if it's the guilty party; if so, I disable it. However, in this particular case, I cannot find any entry that refers to the tilde or the backtick key, so I don't know what to delete.
I've also tried examining the output of gconftool-2 --recursive-list to see if I could find anything likely, but saw nothing that looked relevant.
Some diligent googling for "gnome alt backtick" found this:
gsettings set org.gnome.desktop.wm.keybindings switch-group "['disabled']"
I found it at https://bugs.launchpad.net/unity-2d/+bug/992928/comments/4