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  I open a file in the preview.app how to do the "full path" of the file, not only the current folder?

  See if you can find the file by using one of these programs. If you go Finder/display/show bar path, it will show you where it is located.

  EasyFind-replacement of Spotlight

  Find any file

• I can't find the "plugin.expose_full_path" preference in the ' subject: config "list and full path is activated!

  I've tried to get rid of some plugins/extensions owrrisome and wanted to show their full path in ' on: plugins ", so went to set the preference of"plugin.expose_full_path"the ' topic: config" list to 'true '. But, I couldn't find there, and the full path seems already displayed in "subject: plugins. What worries me, is that you are supposed to disable the full path when you are finished, because it creates a security risk. So why don't I see the option "plugin.expose_full_path" and why the full path is activated?

  Copied from:
  http://KB.mozillazine.org/about:plugins

  Location of the plugin file:

  • Mozilla 20 and below: To display the full path to the plugin instead of just the file name (for example, in Firefox 20), type Subject: config in the address bar and press the Enter key. Find the plugin.expose_full_path preference and change the value true (by double-clicking on the name of the preference will switch the setting). Warning: Expose the location plugin can have repercussions on safety on some systems. It is best to reset the preference to "false" by default, when you are finished. 1
  • Mozilla 21: There is no way to display the full path of the file in the topic: plugins list. Another way to find the location of the plugin file (for example, in Firefox 21) must inspect the contents of the "pluginreg.dat" file, located in the profile to your Mozilla application folder.
  • Mozilla 22 and above: From version 22 (for example, Firefox 22) an extra row "path:" is included in the on: plugins list, which displays the full path of the file for all plugins. (bug 661961).

• Display the full path to the extensions?

  Hey there,
  I just found out that you can do the full path of the visible plugins in topic: config, it's useful to get rid of some annoying plugins, I don't want or need.
  Now I wonder if it is also a way to activate this for extensions? I know that the 'good' extensions settle in the profile folder, but those sinister (I didn't want it installed in the first lane) are not located there.
  One of the extensions would be "Browsing Protection 1.10". I know that I can turn it off, but I want deleted, no idea where to find the correct files however.

  Firefox usually detects these extensions installed in the world via an analysis of the registry.

  • https://developer.Mozilla.org/en/Installing_extensions
  • https://developer.Mozilla.org/en/Adding_Extensions_using_the_Windows_Registry

• How to get the full path of the appellant VI?

  LabVIEW 8.x broken my code.  I used to be able to refer to a VI by name, and it now wants the full path.  Unfortunately, "call chain.vi" returns only the name.  Does anyone know how to refer to the vi (its full path) that calls a particular sub - VI, of the Subvi?  It was the second element of the array string of "call chain.vi".

  I use LV8.6.

  Thank you

  Jeremy

  Hi Jeremy,.

  I'm not sure 8.6, but in 8.5.1 you can always use a string containing the name of VI to open a reference of a VI in memory.

  Does not allow a constant way with just the name of VI well.

  

  Daniel

• Applications Windows XP Startup - Bug: the .exe file name only, not the full path

  Using Windows XP, run-msconfig-startup online online, only the name of the Executive file of the Applications that load and boot at startup are shown - this name sometimes not easily indicates he belongs as to which Application.
  Therefore, it becomes difficult to decide to uncheck (stop autoloading at startup) or not - unless the full path to its location is revealed. But this small window no poster not the full path - even if the mouse pointer is hovered over an entry in the list of applications.
  Third-party software (AnVir Task Manager Free) displayed the full path when the mouse pointer is moved to an entry.
  Microsoft should take the queue and improve this Service / installation / functionality, please.

  On my Windows XP, there is a 'Command' column / window for the start of the tab that displays the full path to the file.  If this column is not wide enough to show the entire path, place your cursor on the line that separates the column header in order for the column heading 'Image '.  The cursor turns into a line with arrows pointing to the left and right upright.  Click and hold the mouse button down and drag to the right.  The column will expand and a horizontal lift will open down to scroll all right.

  If this does not satisfy your needs, try the more technical version of msconfig Microsoft-"Autoruns".
  Autoruns:< http: technet.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/bb963902="">
  HTH,
  -JW

• Display the full path of the files found in the search tool

  I just moved my business to a new processor, and I can't figure out how to see the full path objects that I find using the search tool.  It is not enough simply to see the name of the folder in.

  Under Folder Options, I checked all the options available to display full path names, but all I get for a path name is [name of folder] results.

  What Miss me?

  How to display full path name?

  The game, 29 July 2010 17:54:45 + 0000, rtorstrick wrote:

  I just moved my business to a new processor,

  "PROCESSOR"?

  "CPU" means "Central processing unit". In modern furniture
  computers, the CPU is a relatively small chip, one
  integrated circuit. It is on the motherboard inside the computer
  case. It is not the case itself, or the entire computer, which
  includes the case and what it contains.

  I don't know how incorrect practice of the appeal of the entire computer
  the 'CPU' has started, but here's my proposal: when you buy a computer, you
  normally get the deal and what is in it, with a monitor,
  keyboard, mouse and perhaps a printer. All of these devices
  connect to the case. Because everything connects to the case, the case
  are "Central" to everything, and the term "central unit".
  has been misunderstood and misapplied it.

  and I can't figure out how to see the full path objects that I find using the search tool.  It is not enough simply to see the name of the folder in.

  Under Folder Options, I checked all the options available to display full path names, but all I get for a path name is [name of folder] results.

  What Miss me?

  How to display full path name?

  Right-click on a file name, the research found and choose "Properties".

  Ken Blake

• Find VM folders through / Cluster host or full path of VMfolder

  Hello

  I have an interesting question here.  Building my new VM deployment workflow, I ran into a snag.  You must declare a VM folder for new virtual machines being created.  I want to get a VMfolder based on ESXi host or cluster or the full path to the VM folder (/ vm/site1/servers/criticism).

  I know VMfolders are actually part of the VC/VM and host cluster but no, is there a way to work backward.

  The Don'ts:

  • Do not use (too clumsy to maintain) configuration items
  • Do not want to flush all VC records in a table, then need to browse each of them looking for the one that has the specific path
    • Too much time in larger deployments
  • Cannot use a virtual machine and are looking for a folder since the prospect that the folder may be empty of VMs and since this is a virtual computer deployment, you cannot use the existing one, you need to deploy (the egg)

  I think I already know what the answer is going to be, but maybe someone has a bright idea on this one.

  Thank you

  B

  Hello

  Try the following:

  // Search index object for the first registered vCenter
  var index = VcPlugin.allSdkConnections[0].searchIndex;
  
  // Inventory path of the folder to search for (note: starts with datacenter name; replace datacenter123 with your datacenter name)
  var invPath = "/datacenter123/vm/site1/servers/critical/";
  
  var folder = index.findByInventoryPath(invPath);
  System.log("folder: " + folder);
  

• Full path to get-file issues

  Hello, I have some difficulty trying to understand how I would correlate Lucd function "get-folderpath" to get the actual file, that it is.

  (Code Lucd below)

  Function Get-FolderPath {}

  (param

  [parameter (valuefrompipeline = $true,

  position = 0,

  HelpMessage = "enter a folder")]

  [VMware.VimAutomation.ViCore.Impl.V1.Inventory.FolderImpl []] $Folder.

  [switch] $ShowHidden = $false

  )

  Begin {}

  $excludedNames = 'Center', 'virtual machine', 'homepage '.

  }

  {in process

  $Folder | %{

  $fld = $_. ExtensionData

  $fldType = "yellow".

  if($FLD.) ChildType-contains 'VirtualMachine') {}

  $fldType = 'blue '.

  }

  $path = $fld. Name

  While ($ FLD.) Parent) {}

  $fld is get-view $fld. Parent

  If ((! $ShowHidden - and $excludedNames - notcontains $fld.)) (The name) - or $ShowHidden) {}

  $path = $fld. Name + "\" + $path

  }

  }

  $row = "" | Select Name, Path, Type

  $row. Name = $_. Name

  $row. Path = $path

  $row. Type = $fldType

  $row

  }

  }

  }

  With the help of this feature I can do a:

  $counter = 0

  $allfolders = get-Folderpath (get-file |?) {$_.name - notmatch ' data centers | VM | host"}) | Select @{n = 'Number'; exp = {$global: counter; $global:counter++}},@{n='path'; exp = {$_.path}}}

  Who will return as:

  Path number

  ------ ----

  0 datacenter1\network

  1 datacetner1\datastore

  2 datacenter1\SIT1

  3 datacenter1\Templates

  4 datacenter2\EA1

  machine virtual datacenter2\Discovered 5

  6 1 datacenter2\DEV

  7 datacenter3\Appliances

  8 datacenter3\Templates\Windows

  9 datacenter4\Templates\Windows

  I would like the user to be able to see that output and decide where to place their virtual machine if she would be so:

  $x = read-host "select the right folder.

  #in that this would equal the actual file

  Get-file $allfolders [$x]

  But it does not work as get-file does not use the full path... is there a way to do this?

  Got what I was looking for help

  #

  $global: count = 0

  $allfolders = get-Folderpath (get-file |?) {$_.name - notmatch ' data centers | VM | host"}) | Select @{n = 'Number'; exp = {$global: counter; $global:counter++}},@{n='path'; exp = {$_.path}}}

  #

  $allfolders

  $x = read-host "select a folder to place the virtual computer in.

  $fullpath = $allfolders [$x] | % {$_.path} | % {$_.split("\")}

  $DCname = get-data center $fullpath [0]

  foreach ($folder in ($fullpath) [1..) () ($fullpath) .length-1)])

  {

  $dcname = $dcname | Get-file $folder

  }

  With $dcname holding the folder object

• How to get the full path of the af:inputFile component

  Hello

  I use af:inputFile component in my application to download an Excel file and get the data from the file.

  From the component, I could get only the file name.and not the full path to the file.

  So, I am unable to access the file to extract the data from it.

  Is it possible to get the full path of the file to access to retrieve the data from it?

  Data or data streams is only valid in the same request. Once you navigate, the stream is closed and you get nothing if you try to read it. You need to download the file on the first train in the temporary location (Tip: search ;) File.createTempFile ("temp-file-name", ".tmp") and put the file name and the path to your beans.)

  Timo

• How to print the full path when you print photos with CS6?

  How to print the full path on the photo when printing photos with CS6?

  Hello

  You will need to use a Script to print the name of the file in Photoshop Cs6

  Something like Add file name as text layer "Julieanne Kost's Blog of »

  Concerning

  Assani

• Re: Files I've accidentally pressed + create new folder. It changed all my file names to now show the full path that is users/Michael/pictures... and I see is no longer the name of the folder.  I use folders for EVERYTHING and I need to go all the way

  CC Lightroom library module: I tried to do something else and I pressed on '+ create a new folder.  All the names of my files now have the full path as their name, i.e. of C:\Users/Michael...  It changed my folder name so much more that I can see is no longer.  I use folders for EVERYTHING.  I never use collections or anything else, and my inability to quickly determine the names of my files is driving me crazy.  How can I get rid of all this nonsense of path?  He was never there until I hit this sign.

  On the same dropdown menu selected "name of folder only.

  

• Get the full path of the file.

  Hi all!
  I work with ODI 11.1.1.3 and everything works well in my interfaces. Now, I need to add a new step on the package.
  My interface uses a flat file (.txt) as the source and load its data to an Oracle DB.
  The new step that I have to add should delete the source at the end of the process.
  I don't want to hard-code the full path of the file in the delete command, so I wanted to do the sam using the odiRef functions, but I did not work.
  I used the getObjectName function, but it does not work.
  
  Anyone has an idea on how to get the full name of the file?
  
  Thanks in advance!

  Hello

  Sorry for typo's fault.

  The command has been

  OdiFileDelete ""-FILE = < %="odiRef.getSchemaName" (""="" model_code_here"",="" ""d"")%=""> /YOUR_FILE_HERE ""-RECURSE = NO "" "-CASESENS = NO" "-NOFILE_ERROR = YES.

  Sorry for the distraction :(

• Are required to report the VM path and the full path of the friendly help LUN ID .vmx file

  Hello

  Came across Luke script to the data store and vm path list:

  Get - VM | Get-View | %{

  $row = "" | Select the name, the data store, path

  $row. Name = $_. Name

  $row. Data store = (Get-view $_.) Datastore [0]). Summary.Name

  $current = get-view $_. Parent

  $path = $_. Name

  {}

  $parent = $current

  if($parent.) Name - only "vm") {$path = $parent. {Name + "\" + $path}

  $current is get-view $current. Parent

  } While ($current. Parent - no $null)

  $row. Path = $path

  $report += $row

  }

  $report | Export-Csv $CsvFile - NoTypeInformation

  I need help modify this script to display the full path of the vmx file

  Thank you

  Is that what you mean?

  Get-VM | Get-View | % {
       $row = "" | select Name, Datastore, Path, VMXPath
       $row.Name = $_.Name
       $row.Datastore = (Get-View $_.Datastore[0]).Summary.Name
       $current = Get-View $_.Parent
       $path = $_.Name
       do {
            $parent = $current
            if($parent.Name -ne "vm"){$path = $parent.Name + "\" + $path}
            $current = Get-View $current.Parent
       } while ($current.Parent -ne $null)
       $row.Path = $path
       $row.VMXPath = $_.Config.Files.VmPathName
       $report += $row
  }
  $report | Export-Csv $CsvFile -NoTypeInformation
  

• How to see the file name of the document with the full path when you move mouse title bar?

  PS CS6 using, Windows 7 x 64.

  I was under the impression that when my mouse hovering over the title bar of the document, I would see a ToolTip showing the full file name, including the path.  This isn't the case and I wonder if there is a way to do it.  I know that I can click on file > save as, or Ctrl-Shift - S to see the full path, but hoving over the title bar would be easier.  (What I now see in the ToolTip is the name of the file, % magnification and layer that I selected.)  Basically, the ToolTip is showing just what is in the title without hovering bar.)

  Thank you!

  John

  AHA, I think it's a view tabbed vs thing windowed mode...

  

  I do not think that trying to change the way you manage your documents, well that--most people like one way or the other and stick with it.

  -Christmas