Chuck - ... Here's a clip that I use to do just that. I'm running OE, but I don't know if that makes a difference. You'd drag messages from your Inbox (or...
Chuck - Something I forgot to mention about the clip I sent ... When emails are dragged into the desktop folder, they are given the subject line as a file...
Hi Chuck, One more post and I am quitting on this for a while. I think that you just might be interested in another Fookes Software product that Eric has ...
Dear Friends, I wonder if anyone can help me with trying to compile a clip that would do the following: Search through a text file that has a number of dates...
... Malcolm, A regular expression can help. Here is one solution: ^!Replace "{\d\d\/\d\d\/\d\d\d\d}\n" >> "H="\1"\n" WARS Happy new year to you all! Hugo...
Hi Chuck, Larry, others, Happy New Year!! Chuck, I think you/we need to study your file a bit more. If you want some help with this, you could create a test...
Actually the page is an export from a journal program, so a clip that would take the hassle out of doing this every time would be great. Thanks to Don for the...
Dear Hugo, Thanks for this regular expression. It works great. It means that I can export from my journal program and make a web page from it with a list of ...
I have looked through the clip help file to try to figure this out but to no avail. I need some help! I am trying to figure out how I can find a blank line and...
... Same to you, as well. May this be a fortuitous and joyful year. ... You got it. (I am a web designer - very good with Php right now - C++ in my past -...
Assuming you are working with some form of HTML, have you tried this? ^!Replace "^P" >> "</p>^P<p>" SAW Then just add the following to finish it up. ^!Jump...
John, ... This clip adds a <p> at the end of every line. I only need it in the blank lines. Also, it adds the </p> which I do not use. That is the problem with...
This one takes a text selection (highlighted) and creates a NEW HTL coded page containing no Header or foot. -- ^!KEYBOARD CTRL+C ^!KEYBOARD CTRL+N ^& ...
Ok Lee, then you might try using something this as a template for a clip. ^!Replace "^P^P" >> "|" ATIWS ^!Replace "^P" >> "<br>" ATIWS ^!Replace "|" >>...
Hi Chuck, Here's another attempt. It only works on the current email message. The next email message is identified by locating the first line after the cursor...
... you just ... handles ... Looks interesting. One question, if you happen to know, (otherwise, I'll look further into features). Can I put the processed...
Hi Chuck, ... So far as I know, it does not do anything to any mailboxes. This is promoted as a desirable feature for most Mailbag Assistant users. You can ...
Hello All, I would like to be able to be able to synchronize and edit Outline docs on the Palm OS. There may be a ready made solution, but I am not aware of...
... What about memos? A clip in Notetab wiht some perl programming could create a set of memos... category is the name of the .OTL file, subject of each memo...
Martyn, ... If you have a plain text editor on your palm, there is no reason why you can't edit OTL files as flat files. What makes a OTL file an outline file...
Hi Jim, ... If you open an OTL file in NOTEPAD !-) it will be displayed as a flat file. You can display an outline file in NoteTab as a flat (regular text)...
Chuck wrote - ... Sheri says that my OE uses a 'different' email format, so I don't know if my clip will process the M-Z format correctly. If not, send me a...
As Sheri suggested, a library containing clip and data file is now put on the Yahoo file area. The file is called SetDocIndex.zip. The problem occurs in the...
Hi Magnus, It still works just fine for me in Pro 4.95 XP Pro. That is if you are talking about the SetDocIndex still (see my remarks about line 36). When and...
Hi Chuck and the rest of you, A while back I suffered with a similar problem and exchanged some notes with Dick about it. When I saw your original message-file...
Hi Jody, My problem line is ^!SetDocIndex ^%newindex% (line 36 with no Word Wrap and no header). The ^Keyboard command is for unselecting. I've replaced it...
... Whoa! Hold on there <g> It does not work here. The problem you have with ^!SetDocIndex is on line 13 of your clip: ^!Set %newindex%=^$GetDocIndex$ There is...