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• need to find 25 character code of key figures to allow Excel, Outlook

  I cannot find of 25 character key numbers to allow Excel, Outlook. They settled on the computer hp laptop I received as a gift.

  Obviously, you have a trial version of Microsoft Office installed.  You can buy an edition of Microsoft Office:

  How to buy the suites Microsoft Office 2007

  Carey Frisch

• To find the character set

  from where and how we can check the database and the national character... set a database... command or tool

  SQL> select * from nls_database_parameters where parameter like '%SET%';
  
  PARAMETER                      VALUE
  ------------------------------ ----------------------------------------
  NLS_CHARACTERSET               WE8MSWIN1252
  NLS_NCHAR_CHARACTERSET         AL16UTF16
  

  Depending on the version of database you can also find this info in the log of alerts instance database at boot time. For example with XE beta 11G you have db character set (but not national characters):

  Sat Jun 04 08:54:46 2011
  Database Characterset is AL32UTF8
  

  Edited by: P. Forstmann on June 4, 2011 09:33

• How to find the character / change size?

  Customer request goes like this.  Change all trademarks and balls to pt 7.

  The document is huge and will take forever.  Is it possible to do this with an advanced find/replace script?

  Fact complex doubling as a query is specific® and the other is built in the style that InDesign does not recognize as a character in the search field.

  Maybe something I'm on fast application?

  Help ~ I really don't want to have to finger through this whole doc.

  Use the tab of GREP Find/Change.IN find it what field enter 8 ~ | ~ r (it's the tilde-eight-vertical bar-tilde-r). Let the change to blank or enter $0 and in changing the formatting Click on basic character Formats and set the size. Define the scope of the search and all of the changes.

• Find/replace character tags

  Hi, I have a long document that uses a lot of bold text, but not always with the character's "BOLD" tag applied. A large part of the formatting was made "on the fly" purchase hit Ctrl-B. I would like to find all occurrences of the "BOLD" text with no character labels apply and modify them so that the bold tag is applied to all. I tried to copy each example and conclusion/change, but it doesn't seem to work. Is this possible? Any tips? Thank you, Simon

  It's not too bad.

  First, apply the tag word character. Place the cursor in the word, but do not select it. Make a special copy > character Format to put your "BOLD" tag on the Clipboard.

  Place the cursor somewhere in a string that has been implemented with the substitution of command-B. Do a find > character (NO tag) Format. A dialog box appears showing the attributes of the text.

  Set replace them from the Clipboard.

  Do a find and replace test manual to make sure it's doing what you want. Then turn it loose. He will probably find and replace all existing channels of the tag of character as well as replacements, but no harm done.

  Art

• How to find is character?

  Hi all
  
  I have a simple requirement and need some tip to solve.
  
  I need to find the rows in a table where the third place of the value of the column is occupied by a character - (like A, E etc.)
  THEN, who should return A 23, 1412, 12D 4124, 32E3123 dataset below.
  
  1220212
  23A 1412
  2312312
  12 4124
  32E3123
  3123123
  23V23143
  
  
  Thank you
  Bobin

  You can use Regexp

  select * from table_name where REGEXP_LIKE(column_name,'..[[:alpha:]].*')
  

• How do you find your character of Microsoft Windows XP 25 # license?

  I just bought a mac and I need Microsoft license # out of my old dell computer. Where do you find the license 25 characters # (which I need to complete the installation of the VMware software that allows you to run windows on a mac.

  You need a license to run XP on/in any computer/software.

  If XP is preinstalled on your Dell computer, it is classified as an OEM license and is not transferable.

  The license of XP OEM is related to the original computer it is installed on and dies with the computer.
  You cannot transfer it to another computer/laptop

  http://www.magicaljellybean.com/KeyFinder/

  XP forums:

  http://social.answers.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/category/WindowsXP

  Link above is for XP Forums.

  There is a list of the different Forums XP to the link above to help you.

  You get the help you need there.

  Here is the Vista Forums.

  See you soon

  Mick Murphy - Microsoft partner

• Find the character set of the export dump file

  I have a dump export, I don't have the log for this export dump file. How can I check the character set, as it had been exported?

  878226 wrote:
  Connected to: Oracle8i Enterprise Edition Release version 8.1.7.4.1 - Production
  With the partitioning option
  Jserver version 8.1.7.4.1 - Production release

  Export file created by EXPORT: V08.01.07 by conventional means

  CAUTION: objects have been exported by IN, not by you

  import in WE8ISO8859P1 NCHAR character set and WE8ISO8859P1
  export server uses UTF8 NCHAR (possible ncharset conversion) character set

  As a result, UTF8 here is the character set used? Is - this ri8?

  Yes that's correct.

• How can I find character applied to a particular paragraph styles

  I have to loop through the paragraphs in my InDesign document and for each of them, to see what character styles are applied in the paragraph. For a given paragraph, how can I find the character applied to the paragraph styles? Thank you very much.

  Rick Quatro

  Hmmm, not-so-easy. Thinking out loud:

  All objects of 'Text' generally have a "appliedCharacterStyle" property, but curious to this (and all other properties) when there is a multiple applied to the element that you are curious - in your case, according to paragraph - will lead to is a (null) or just pop up an error message.

  Try a loop on his TextStyleRanges. It has a few drawbacks: first, you will visit each kind of substitution, regardless of how it is applied. and secondly, I believe that this property in its current incarnation is suffering from a bug tiny weeny, eeny, where the final text style range will be happily 'leave' the current paragraph and continue in the following, if formatting is unchanged.

  I have to try to be sure, but I think that even a completely empty character style will be reported as a separate 'Beach'. But note that the reverse is not true: not all distinct ranges is a style of its own character. any manual formatting within a text character style will appear to "split" the character style range in two or more parts.

• What is the sort order used Finder?

  I did a little research on this issue and found that (unless I'm missing something), the sort order of the Finder is not what it is supposed to be.

  The only requirement that I found is this note archived tech how Finder lists items that are sorted by name (Mac OS X) from 2012.

  In fact, almost everything what he described how Finder behaves, with the exception of the note at the bottom:

  Technically speaking, the Finder sort is based on the Unicode snack Algorithm, defined by the Unicode Consortium. This standard provides an order for all characters in Unicode sorting complete and unambiguous

  And that complicates matters, since (for example) the underscore character (officially called "bass line"), which sorts upwards and so before all alphanumeric value Unicode of U005F, which lies between the uppercase and lowercase Latin letters: 'Z' is U005A and 'a' corresponds to U0061.

  The reason I ask is because I would like to find a character that sorts after all Latin characters.  Many sort to before, including < space >, stress / < low line > and (my favorite for folders) < pointing right angle double quote > (i.e. "'").

  If it was really sort by Unicode, then it would be simple to use the selector of characters to insert a Unicode character value, such as U25B9, which is "▹.  "But we sort after space <>, < low line >, and" ' ", but before all Latin characters.

  I found an abstract character who works here for this, but I am helpless about the why.  U1400 is the Unicode section called "Unified Canadian Aboriginal syllable", and U1433, the "Canadian syllable Po", is a character who appears in the Finder as a very big plus of symbol: "ᐳ." (More than the symbol is ' > ' for comparison.)

  Yes WHY?

  Why think the Finder that's good (partial) order:

  U0020 "" (space)

  U005F '_' (bass line) < underscore >

  "U00BB '" ' (pointing to the right angle double quote)

  U005C "------" (Reverse Solidus) < backslash >

  U25B7 "▷" (white triangle pointing to the right)

  U0041 "A".

  U007A 'z '.

  U1433 "ᐳ" (Canadian syllable Po)

  

  Note: I see that note technical I linked to refers to the "Unicode snack Algorithm", which could indicate the answer somewhere in its depths.  If this is the case, then I guess this raises the question of why the Unicode coalition choose such an unexpected algorithm.

  Your "Note" has the answer.  Sorting of Unicode is not determined by the values of code as such point, it is determined by the algorithm.  This can be quite complex, but I think an easy way of having things to sort after Latin is to use a Greek character as µ (m option).

  http://Unicode.org/charts/collation/

• possible bug in match pattern string of dot and a special character

  Hi friend recently and I find something in game chain model that it looks like bug, I want to know labveiw expert opinion on it
  the possible bug is
  have you ever tried to match (.) dot for use in regular expression? this icon could not find the point inside the string? 
  I also think what happens if we try to find a character within a string that is a piece of special character
  for example how you can use this icon to find \b inside the string as (hatef\blabview)?

  [.] to find the period

  \\B to find the backslash b

• Error of character host load library 1114

  Hi all

  I have checked the forums for an answer to this, could not find for character animator. Cannot run program I get the message Load Library error 1114.  I see that I have updated drivers (it is true that after I loaded the After Effects).  Can not find solution yet, everything else (Illustrator, Photoshop seems to work.

  Any ideas appreciated.

  [Moved from the After Effects forum the Forum host character - Mod]

  Hi Jeff

  Been tinkering this weekend and I think I found the solution. Thought you might like to know. I just changed the global setting of dynamic graphics switchable to maximize Performance and presto is works.

  

  Do not know if that brings other problems, but hey, it works.

  The only other issue I have is the error of Ray Tracing below.

  

  Thanks for your help and suggestions, much appreciated.

  Ian

• Find only capital 'J '.

  Hi, I work in the industries of localizaton on indesign software... we localize mainly curroption languages... After you locate the files we need to find the character 'J' (uppercase only)

  and we change his police..., is there a way of capital character only find and replace that font...

  Have you tried with find and replace grep: find: J (capital J)

  change format: select the paragraph style or character style.

• Problem with search and find

  Hello

  When I do a search on the character of p. grep

  InDesign find the character

  PA

  instead. And it won't. What is the problem and how can I solve this problem?

  Would appreciate your help.

  With regard to Camille

  If you are looking for a letter p followed by a period (per), then the search should be

  p\.

  the period without the escape character in Grep will find [character]

• The different paragraph of distinct character style formatting

  Hello

  In my paper, I have bunch of paragraphs and each begins with the name (two or three words). Character style is applied to each name. Now, I want to add the paragraph after each name of each mark is so in its own paragraph. Of course, I can do it manually, hitting enter after each name, but I was wondering if there is a more efficient way through search/replace or perhaps GREP.

  Thank you!

  m

  Try this on a copy to be sure, but I think finding ^. + and set the format to find the character style, and then change to $0, you can also set the change of any character Style Format and a new paragraph Style that is applied by the character style formatting.

  This will probably leave you with a space at the end of the paragraph, or the beginning of the next. The location will depend on if the style is applied to the space. If this is the end of the paragraph, you can use find find ^(.+) (\s) and change to $1

  If it's at the beginning of the next paragraph, in my opinion, you need a second query, Find ^ /s (leave find it empty format or the value initially attributed the paragraph style) and do not fill the field exchange.