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• Add carriage return to dynamic watermark

  Does anyone know if it is possible to add a break line or transport back to a dynamic watermark?

  As far as I know, it is not possible to add\define a line or break return transportation in a dynamic watermark of rights management.

  Steve

• To add a carriage return in paragraph styles

  Hello. I'm a mess. I have a large amount of data from an xml source. I need to quickly add carriage returns properly across it so that paragraph styles can be differentiated. I use tags manually mapped to styles to do this.

  In the transport order returns am I right to think that I can add a GREP style for each style of Pará, and that it will be the direction of the end of Pará through the position of end of each tag marker? If that's the case, what GREP expressionlook would like that I can automate locate the end of a tag/para style so that I can add ~ b for her?

  With gratitude!

  

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• Including a carriage return when you write in a single register using Modbus

  I use a NI USB to RS - 232 to connect with a Watlow EZ-Zone PM controller using Modbus Protocol and will have bad to write a value (set temperature) to the controller.  I got when reading registry values, so I know that my settings are correct.  I also checked this using a program of Test of Modbus Watlow provides.  Using this program, it became clear to me that a carriage return is necessary after the numeric value.  MB series query writing Master only allows a value of U16.  How can I include a carriage return?

  A statement like that makes me think that she's not speaking modbus.

  Run their program during execution of something like Portmon.

  Then compare the data sent back with the modbus specification.

• Ability to add the carriage return character

  Hi all

  I have to add the characters return at the end of each paragraph.  I found insertTextAsContent (using: {String |}) SpecialCharacters} ( position: XMLElementPosition), but do not know how to use this function. I think that in this method only accepts the position as an XML element.

  How to use this feature to accomplish my task?

  Use: InDesign CS4/Javascript/Windows.

  Kind regards

  Karpanai

  you could do: string = "\r";

  \r is a carriage return, and \n is a newline

• FDK: Problem with line breaks / carriage returns

  Hello

  
  I met a strange problem with strings when you use the FrameMaker API. We have a FAPI customer who translated documents FM reading in their content, by replacing their text by the new translated text and in return the change in writing.

  However, I found that some strings are starting with a \r (carriage return) character, when we read in and when we write their return, they begin with \r\n, which moves text to the bottom line, and can break things as references etc. I don't know exactly why this is happening, we are using Visual C++ and we do a lot of conversions between classes CString and StringT types so maybe this conversion process are to do.

  To be honest, I find the appearance of newlines and carriage returns in the frame channels somewhat odd frame API breaks up the text of a paragraph into fragments for you anyway, so I would have thought that the use of these characters is redundant. That's a big assumption however so correct me if I'm wrong.

  We have implemented a work around by which our program strips newlines off channels before writing their return

  but in reality, what we really need to undress returns to the main line of strings, before starts the printable text in a string.

  I wonder what others have to say about this WRT its security approach. Any advice would be appreciated, thanks

  Eric

  Eric,

  I did a little greater experimentation, based on my previous comments (sorry, should have done that before I clicked on the Post before.)  When I programmatically add a \r one paragraph, I don't see no effect in page layout. This is consistent with my suspicions so far. I really think that, maybe, these characters are misleading and should be removed from the beginning.

  Russ

• Add empty return at the end of the story

  Hi experts

  How to make a script to add a few back empty at the end of the story, not the end is a table without return?

  Thank you

  Respect of

  John

  Hello

  You can target the PointInsertion last object in any object of the unique history of the document and then fill the carriage return:

  app.activeDocument.stories.everyItem().insertionPoints[-1].contents = "\r";
  

  HTH,

  Loïc

  http://www.ozalto.com

• Replace the carriage return or new line with a table space

  Hello

  I want to replace the carriage return or new line with space in my column of the database.

  To do this, I'm using this query:

  Select replace (replace (Comments, chr (10),' '), Chr (13),' ') OF Comments_Master

  Comments_Master is the name of the table and comments is column that contains carriage return or new line.

  But this query works as expected.

  Once I run this query and run the query again "select * FROM Comments_Master", transport return and new line still exist.

  Please let me know what is wrong with this query?

  You write that data back you? This example shows that your sql should work. I thinnk the query that you just described is the updated one below.

  create table blah (text varchar2 (100));

  insert into bla values (' it's multi)

  line of text ");"

  Select * from blah.

  Select replace (replace (text, chr (10),' '), Chr (13),' ') of bla.

  Update text bla = replace (replace (text, chr (10),' '), Chr (13),' ');

  Select * from blah.

• Delete tagged text carriage return

  Hello

  I'm trying to score a few points, but I have some difficulty. I would like to mark all paragraphs of a textframe.

  I do it like this and works like its supposed to:

  var paragraphs:Array = indesignTools.getParagraphsForTextFrame(currentTextframe.id);
  
  for (var j:uint = 0 ; j < paragraphs.length ; j++) {
      var currentParargraph:Paragraph = paragraphs[j];
      if (currentParargraph.isValid) {
          InDesign.app.activeDocument.xmlElements.add("section", currentParagraph);
      }
  }
  

  Now, the problem I have is that, if the paragraph has a cart at the end, this carriage return should not get tag,

  so I should finish with a paragraph labeled, NOT to mention the last return transport.

  How do I change my code if I can mark all paragraphs without the last carriage return?

  Still waiting for a few comments of thanks or a useful on the post on the recovery of the properties of a "nil" style of characters but anyway...

  Why not just replace

  var currentParargraph:Paragraph = paragraphs[j];

  with something like

  var currentParargraph:Paragraph = paragraphs[j].characters.itemByRange(0,-2)

  It does not test, but should work.

  Don't forget to tell your little.

  Trevor

• Exported text and carriage return

  Hello

  After you export a history selected with a JavaScript in an external text file, there is always a carriage return too the end of the file exported.

  How can I get rid of this CR?

  Thank you!

  I * think * "e" mode is messing things here, i.e., you * are * changing the string, but rewriting it replaces the original text less transport returns to the end, and because you stop to write here, the original file data remains. Don't know if it's like 'e' is supposed to work, but then again, remove from the equation makes things work.

  (It actually also needed a ' file.seek (0) ' at work.)

  It is a slightly better way: open for read only, read, close; Remove carriage returns (line feeds as well, and sometimes I work on Windows here); open for writing and recording.

  For safety, I replaced the blind slaughter of the 'last character' with one; any number of returns at the end is deleted, or none if there is none in a first time.

  function delCR(file)
  {
      var myFile = file.open("r") ;
      var myCont = file.read();
      file.close();
      var myShortCont = myCont;
      while (myShortCont.substr(myShortCont.length-1) == '\r' || myShortCont.substr(myShortCont.length-1) == '\n')
       myShortCont = myShortCont.substr(0, myShortCont.length - 1);
      myFile = file.open("w") ;
      file.write(myShortCont);
      file.close();
  }
  

• Carriage returns in the HTML Code, creating additional spaces between elements

  I looked everywhere online and cannot find the solution to my problem. I found several pages explaining a similar event, but no solution.

  When you put several divs side by side, I would like to visually display the code as a div by line: (see image) to do this, I have to use returns in my code (this method makes editing much easier visually). But doing so adds an extra space between the divs that turns a game of 3 columns of thumbnails to 2 columns. I can fix it if I adjust the physical margins between the divs, but this isn't the only solution.

  

  The other difficulty is that if I put the code back to back to back (see picture): what makes the div behave and appear as they should, but now the code is a Visual disorder because it is very crowded.

  

  What I want is to be able to use as many carriage returns in my code and for browsers to ignore these types of line breaks in the code. So, basically, how can I get away from these extra spaces when you use returns in the code?

  I think that your two pages have a missing at the end somewhere.

  OPPS... it happened when I was stripping down the page to create a working example of my question. I set the div missing and re-uploaded both pages. The problem is still there.

  Change display: inline; float: left; and add margin: 0 0 4px 4px; (as shown below)

  I had already tried to use floats, but something else in the code forced the columns to 2 instead of 3.

  'Apply Source Formatting' did you use?

  I use that religiously. I'm quite anal about visually clean code.

  Well, I just fixed the problem while responding... funny... I removed the margins of the element img real (.imageThumb img) and placed on the div that surrounds the img (.imageThumb). I also reapply the float. Thank you all for the help - it helped me rethink. But I could have sworn I had once placed the margins on .imageThumb before and it didn't work.

  {.imageThumb}

  Width: 100px;

  height: 75px;

  display: inline;

  float: left;

  margin: 0px 10px 10px 0px;

  cursor: pointer;

  }

  .imageThumb img {}

  / * margin: 0px 10px 10px 0px; * /

  }

• Carriage returns in Textarea field in the mail of the APEX

  Hi all
  I have a form that users fill out and when he clicks on submit uses APEX Mail to send the content to individuals in an HTML format. A field is a text box where the individual enters information like the example below:
  

  First to Arrive:  Bob
  Second to Arrive: Jane
  Third to Arrive: Sandy
  Last to Arrive: Fred

  When the message is received, instead of on a single line, each entry follows another as:
  
  First to arrive: Bob second to arrive: third arrived Jane: Sandy last to arrive: Fred
  
  I posted to get the fields of the form to show carriage returns and that works very well. Now, trying to figure what to add in order to make sure that this line breaks are like html br tags broken handles. Any help and examples would be appreciated.
  
  Thank you
  Wally
  
  Published by: wfsteadman on February 17, 2011 16:49

  Use HTML elementpre in HTML mail to keep a space for formatting.

• Importing of XML in Indesign text friendly "carriage returns.

  Hello
  I have a question regarding the import of XML in Indesign.  I have my text stored in Excel (Fig A) and intend to export to an XML file, where each line will represent each page.  However, my first attempt failed process "cart returns" I had considered:
  "Carriage returns" used within a cell in Excel (ALT + ENTER) are preserved during the transformation to a CSV (fig. B).  However, when converting a file XML, the conversion takes place on a line-by-line, and therefore, the XML file becomes incomplete (Fig C).

  So it seems, I need to make sure that the CSV file contains one line per entry, while maintaining the real transport returns in my spreadsheet source and for Indesign to recognize.  To do this, I'll need to substitute "carriage returns" in my excel column to be represented by a new set of characters.  My question is how can I let Indesign can recognize this set of characters to be converted to a carriage return, importing text.
  For example, if the character set has been ' %% ', then my new csv file would look like Figure D and XML would be produced correctly, as the Figure E.  Then import this XML file into InDesign, return transport would be automatically restored, if all goes well.

  I hope someone can help me because I am only starting in Indesign and feel Im running until I can walk by embarking on the XML/Indesign arena too early.
  Best regards
  Luke
  

  No, I don't think.

  The fact is that ^ is a special character to find/replace.

  so you should either avoid its use in search strings to avoid confusion.

  or if you agree the confusion, you must use ^ ^ n to search for

  (instead of ^ n).

• 8.1 for Windows and Firefox 36.0.1 the text in the forms box has no carriage return. Earlier versions, as forms of work. Is there any solution for this?

  Before this version of Firefox 36.0.1, the < textarea > HTML worked in my forms. View Cart returns. In the version of 36.0.1 that they no longer work correctly. However, when I enter a carriage return, it displays a space instead of a line break. I went to test basic textarea
  < textarea > name = cols 'comments' = 20 rows = 10 < / textarea >
  to make sure that I was not introducing anything with other languages.
  I use Windows Pro 8.1. I drove back to 35.0 Firefox and everything works fine. I installed 36.0.1 and it stops working.
  I have access to another laptop also running the same version of windows and Firefox and it seems to be done as well strange things. I'm suspicious because I started to notice this immediately after a windows update last night. The laptop also known issues that he immediately after a windows update last night.
  I still have another computer running a different version of windows and Firefox and it works very well. It seems that the issue is where there are windows Pro 8.1 and Firefox 36.0.1.
  Guys do you have an idea what is happening here?
  Thank you
  JMRAUPE57

  The current version supports the white-space for a text box property and it is possible that the Web site uses spaces: pre instead of spaces: pre wrap.
  The former will prevent Firefox of text wrapping.

  You can check that out in the Inspector via the context menu.

  • https://developer.Mozilla.org/Tools/Page_Inspector

  See:

  • https://developer.Mozilla.org/en-us/Firefox/releases/36#CSS

  The white-space property is currently working on HTML < textarea > (bug 82711) elements.

  See also:

  • [1050456/questions/1050456] Problems of film to 36.0

• Advanced search and replace. How to replace the space with carriage return?

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  in

  10.9.13.0/24 10.9.4.2/32 10.9.4.3/32

  Find replace them ',' with carriage return.

  I still find articles on an advanced search and replace, but I can't seem to locate it.

  OS X El Capitan 10.11.3

  3.6.1 the numbers

  HI Brendan,

  You don't need an advanced find and replace for it.

  In the search box, press, then space.

  In the box replace by, press option-return.

  Then click Find and replace and find until you are finished.

  Kind regards

  Barry