I have a vertical names such as:
1- John
2- James
3- Mike
4- Tyrone
etc...
I want to make them horizontal lined such as:
1- John 2- James 3- Mike 4- Tyrone etc...
How can I achieve that?
I just figured it out, I used notepad++ and used join lines C+J
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I am trying to create a visio org chart that looks like this:
However, this is all I can get so far:
1.) Does anyone know how to get rid of the picture?
2.) Does anyone know how to add in organization abbrev boxes into my org chart, and color them, if necessary?
3.) Does anyone know how to format the text on the boxes so I can have it show up as "POSITION GRADE – LAST NAME, POSITION TITLE" instead of the default list (which is what I have right now)?
4.) Does anyone know why the ID number is only showing up as 0?
Thank you so much!!!!
Files here:
Excel:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1XewYNXP6JqXVlQQ0kuaLTxK1efZTqm4c/view?usp=sharing
Visio:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1nSKhCmAVWz8qvtv79-3PuY8SJT58jnzC/view?usp=sharing
Item 1: Select all the shapes then on the Org Chart ribbon click Picture -> Delete.
I would like to do this :
If I click on "Martin" all word at the same lines like (Martin luter king) will be select or if I click on "king" all word at the same lines like (The king of the pop) will be select
Martin lutter king
The king of the pop
Tupac was the best one
Almost of the code has been found.
$richtextBox1.SelectionStart = $richtextbox1.GetFirstCharIndexOfCurrentLine()
$richtextBox1.SelectionLength = ??????
I don't know how to find the last character from the current line
I did it after several try one line
Martin lutter king
The king of the pop
Tupac was the best one
$result=$richtextbox1.Lines[$richtextbox1.GetLineFromCharIndex($richtextbox1.GetFirstCharIndexOfCurrentLine())]
write-host $result
When I click on "was" or "tupac" ,this text "Tupac was the best one" has been selected
that's work for other lines
I've got completely stuck on something that should be trivial: I am working with MS Word 2003, and am putting together a table of figures. I need to have more detail in the table of figures than I have in the caption. For example, in the caption I have:
Fig 1: John and Jenny in London
and in the table of figures I need to the source and accessed date:
Fig 1: John and Jenny in London, available at www.johnandjenny.com, accessed 03/09/2013
I have tried using hidden text in the caption, but the hidden text is not included in the table of figures. The only other thing I can think of is to include all of the detail in the caption, but make the bit that I don't want to show white. This is not ideal, because sometimes the additional detail is several lines long, and this will create a dead space in the caption.
Does anyone have a better way to do this?
Thanks
Sorry - didn't find your question on SU, so posting my answer here ...
Mark your complete caption and press Alt+Shift+X to create an index entry {XE ...} where in the subentry you add your "hidden" text. Then - instead of a table of figures - create an index and add the \r switch to get index entry and subentry on one line.
example:
Sometimes I'd like to copy only the visible text from an outline-mode buffer in emacs, ignoring hidden leaves, etc.
I don't see any way to do this. When I use M-w and then paste somewhere else, I get all the text, including the hidden parts.
Does anyone know how to do this? The manual and google aren't helping.
Thanks,
Tom
Edit: Tom Faulhaber's solution, as per the comment below:
https://gist.github.com/tomfaulhaber/519635
Original answer:
FWIW, org-mode has org-export-visible, and is derived from outline-mode, so maybe that code could be adapted if no other solution exists?
There's also M-x outline-headers-as-kill which works on the region in outline-minor-mode. That's also not what you wanted, but perhaps provides another approach for implementation.
http://www.dofactory.com/Patterns/PatternFlyweight.aspx
There is a UML diagram on that page. It has three different kinds of connections. The shared aggregation connection, the generalized connection (triangle arrow), and the other one... How do I get the other one in Visio? I can't find it...
Thanks.
It isn't "there". You need to specify the "Begin" and "End" shapes for your line, from the Format -> Line menu (or "More line ends" in the lines drop-down menu)
You can use this 1 legged connector
Adjusting the line formatting on arrows found in the shape libraries is buggy and tedious for me. I think the simplest to use arrow in Visio 2010 is on the ribbon Home > Tools > Connector. It's easy to modify it to look like any of the arrows that Michael referenced in his link.
I think you want the Dynamic Connector which, in the past, would appear as standard among the Basic Flowchart Shapes.