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  Hello

  A simultaneous program that I run is supposed to give the result in the form of an Excel spreadsheet.

  The model has the default output Type: Excel. And the output format of simultaneous program: XML.

  Currently, it returns the output as XML data in the definition of data in a new tab in the browser. What should I check to make sure that the Excel output is obtained and that the model is obtained as a result

  PS: Using the model for WORD generator plugin. And apply the XML obtained my rtf file-> I get the expected result. Overview: PDF

  Why it does not work using the simultaneous program?

  Thank you in advance,

  ATP

  Answer: I solved the above problem by using the following steps.

  The part of the publication of the log file is missing. Once this has been noticed a the OPP service log gave more details. There was a certain Ref that wasn't.
  So returned to watch the RTF, since it was the breaking point, and it has been identified.

  It details of the agenda were not visible without loading an XML. When I double click on without load the XML file I got an error "compiler error. Hidden module Module_EditFF... »

  After searching on Google, the answer was clear: Oracle Applications: in the hidden module compilation error: Module_editFF in Oracle BI Publisher

  My BI editor caused me trouble in the last days and sanitation of and re - install it works like a charm.

  Problem solved. Loaded my RTF using the new organization. Double click on the field element and set the details I wanted by using the 'Add a text to help..' button and using the bar of tabs 'State' and the (F1) Key "help".

  Reloaded the model ran simultaneous program ==> Excel output.

  Voila!

• How the names of variables and units used in the binary output file

  My colleague will give me LabView generated from the binary files (*.dat). There are more than 60 variables (columns) in the binary output file. I need to know the names of variables and units, which I think he has already configured in LabView. Is there a way for him to produce a file that contains the name of the variable and unity, so that I'll know what contains the binary file? It can create an equivalent ASCII file with a header indicating the name of the variable, but it does not list the units of each variable.

  As you can tell I'm not a user of LabView, so I apologize if this question makes no sense.

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  an ASCII (probably the csv format) file is just text - and contains all data (intentially) written to. There is no special function to include units or whatever!

  Your colleague must save the information it records the names and values in the same way...

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• Problem steps Recorder error - you have not permissions to system files needed to create the specified output file.

  I am trying to use the PSR as a domain user, but get the following error message when you try to save my record:

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  Because the computer is connected to a domain, it would be better on the TechNet forum. I suggest you post your question on the following link to get the exact resolution.

  http://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/category/w7itpro

• I am trying to use the speakers on my midi keyboard as the default output for Windows 7 device

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  You can exchange midi data between the keyboard and a PC via the USB port. But not strong like the keyboard is not an audio device and therefore doesn't have the proper drivers.

  MIDI is not good in itself, it's just that a series of statements sent to a electonic module that transforms these 0 and 1 for sound samples. This isn't the same principle as an audio card/device.

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• Is it possible to put the speakers as the default output for the sounds of Windows and the headset as default device for music?

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  Is it possible to have all the sounds through the speakers, including music from WMP and WMP music in my headphones? Headset is USB (but I also have a Jack) and my speakers are with 3 Sockets at the back of my pc.
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  Hi zoenvisje,

  Thanks for posting your query in the Microsoft Community.

  Want to know if it is possible to play any sound on the computer with the headset. It can be difficult when something that is important to you does not work as expected.

  Method-

  It is not possible to make these changes on the computer.

  You can set a default speakers and use a different music player that supports select the default output as the headset device.

  We know if you need help. We will be happy to help you. We, at tender Microsoft to excellence.

  Thank you.

• How can I change the default output module in After Effects CS6?

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• Where to save the default .psd files?

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• Windows 7 operating system the default backup files.

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  where on my hard drive made the backup files of windows 7 operating system by default. I'm trying to recover the hard disk. help someone! I tried the disc cleanup and virus scan but still cannot recover the space.

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  The most common place where you can find hidden files is in the folder System Volume Information . This is where all the files in System Restore are stored. These should be removed, occasionally.

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• Need help to change the default output page WebHelp

  Hi all

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  I want my default destination as 'introduction' page in the webhelp output. So I point the "introduction.htm' in WebHelp settings by virtue of the"output folder and Start Page"as shown in the below figure and"record and produce ".

  

  The generated output is always taking me to another topic as shown in the illustration below.

  

  The URL in the address displayed correctly, but the subject does not change. I need someone to help me solve this problem.

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• The only theme available is the default theme. Where is the list?

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• How Win764() will not work if I install programs elsewhere other than the default Program Files folders?

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  Thank you!

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  I hope this helps.

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• How to run the rman output files, which are more days of retention

  I use for my rman backup tasks.

  I have format my output files of rman to a specific path, instead of the fast recovery area.

  Also, I spend below command in RMAN

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  I've been running rman for 8 days. Everything seems good. But I find several rman output files are more than 7 days.

  So, I just want to know how to handle the rman output, which is longer than 7 days files?

  In fact, I assumed that these older files should be obsolete files, but rman is not to declare that they are obsolete.

  So how do now?

  user8710670 wrote:

  I use for my rman backup tasks.

  I have format my output files of rman to a specific path, instead of the fast recovery area.

  Also, I spend below command in RMAN

  RMAN > CONFIGURE RETENTION POLICY TO RECOVERY OF 7-DAY WINDOW;

  And the "control_file_record_keep_time" parameter is also set to 7.

  I've been running rman for 8 days. Everything seems good. But I find several rman output files are more than 7 days.

  So, I just want to know how to handle the rman output, which is longer than 7 days files?

  In fact, I assumed that these older files should be obsolete files, but rman is not to declare that they are obsolete.

  So how do now?

  Windows 7 day average recovery rman will protect everything necessary for the recovery to any point in time in the last 7 days.  In fact, in the last 604800 seconds.  The same will mean that he need the files OLDER than that.  Simply because a backupset is older that your recovery window does NOT as yet, it is obsolete.  Any recovery begins with the last FULL or INCREMENTAL backup ZERO before the recovery point.  And it does not matter how old the backup is, it will be obsolete.  Suppose you take a level 0 backup, 1 January and for the rest of the year taking nothing but level 1 and backup archivelog.  31 December than and only the full backup will still not be obsolete, even though he is a year old.

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  removal of the obsolescence of RMAN

  Day 1 - level 0

  Day 2 - level 1

  Day 3 - level 1

  Day 4 - level 1

  Day 5 - level 1

  Day 6 - level 1

  Day 7 - level 1

  Day 8 - level 0

  Day 9 - level 1

  Day 10 - level 1

  Day 11 - level 1

  Day 12 - level 1

  Day 13 - level 1

  Day 14 - level 1

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• What is the best way to deliver the WebHelp output files to the development team in TFS?

  I use RoboHelp 2015 to generate WebHelp output.

  The development team want me to archive files in TFS so that they can pick up the files and integrate them into the build.

  I'm looking for some best practices here because I'm running into some issues whenever I try to check the files back in. For example, I need to manually track the files I added/renamed/deleted in the HR project.

  We discussed the following options:

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  Someone at - it other ideas about how to do this?

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  Hello Mack,

  I think that the decompression of a file is a very simple action to add to a build process, it is perhaps the best way to go. But there are other options as well.

  You can check in sources in TFS and use RoboHelp with source code control. Then you include RoboHelp in the build process so that the latest sources are retrieved from TFS and aid is generated on the server. A nice solution, but still work to implement. I like this solution because I do not store an output is very useful. As long as you have the sources, you can always create new output.

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