I made some macro clips to turn an html file into csv format. But I can't figure out how to get rid of everything in between tables. So, with: HEADING...
Hi everyone, Top of the morning to you. I had a clip that validated my html. For some foolish reason I accidently deleted it and have no extra copy. Do any of...
This is a low priority problem. I'm using NoteTab Light on Windows XP. I run a batch (.bat) file on Windows start-up, the last line of which starts NoteTab and...
Hi you do not need a close DOS window clip ,it will close when the batch ends ,when it stays open it usually means there are bad lines in your batch file . ...
I want fht clip to go to: C:\Program Files\NoteTab Pro\Projects\mcs\essay01 thru essay30 (note the number 30 will change as the list grows upwards toward one...
Hi Dave, Thanks for your response. I do not think that there are any "bad lines" in the batch file. No messages (error or otherwise) are produced. (What I...
Hi Abe, Assuming this was just a typo in your message: Is in message: "C:\...\NoteTab /L=MyClips:CloseDOS" Should be: "C:\...\NoteTab" /L="MyClips:CloseDOS" ...
I am looking into using Linux as my primary OS, and thought I'd share my notes. I have updated my notes on NoteTab in WINE. I confirmed that both Light and...
... Hi Larry, Have you heard about BillyBoy screwing things up for WINE users? And if so, has this affected, or will it affect your use of NoteTab in Linux?...
... messages ... batch file ... batch file ... open because ... not "end" because ... Hmm, I have exactly the opposite problem -- I need to add a "pause" ...
rainmark, From what I understand it is for those users who have installed Windows or Office in their WINE environment that want to run Windows update, or ...
Hi abair ... If you run it from a Clip instead, you can try using the ^!ShellWait command after your line to launch the .bat file. I just use my "Launch"...
Thanks to all who have attempted to help me with this. Jody, it wasn't just a typo. Thanks for spotting my error. Moving the double-quotes stopped NoteTab and...
Hi Larry, ... NoteTab.chm is the regular Help file Help | Help Topics. The ClipCode.chm is the Help | Help on Clip Programming. You should have both files in...
... assuming ... the ... Did you try "Start" with the "/b" flag. ... Does not create a new window. CTRL+C handling is ignored unless the application enables...
Hi Alec, Thanks for your suggestion. I tried adding /B to the Start command. The "DOS" window now closes, but NoteTab is not starting. Here's the command line...
... The "DOS" ... line I'm ... I have since tried this on Windows XP, using the shell command cmd -k "keeps" the window open, cmd -c "closes" the window after...
Hi Abe, ... Try: start /B /D "C:\...\NoteTab Light\NoteTab.exe" space after the /D switch, make sure you use the full path to NoteTab. I don't know anything...
... Only works on non-nested tables. You can use it with my tag matching clip in combination to get a better result if necessary. That clip can be found here:...
Jody and Abairheart, I tried putting a space between /D and the quoted command path for NoteTab, but that didn't help. The "DOS" window closes, but NoteTab ...
... quoted command ... but NoteTab ... the "DOS" ... there is no ... close after ... Perhaps it's time to ask a couple of silly questions. What Windows version...
Abe, I don't know if this will help, but here is a clip I built nearly 5 years ago to help make command lines to start NoteTab. I use them to make the target...
Here is the clip Larry Thomas made. I thought there was one that had a more direct impact on this issue, but I don't see it in a quick look through my clips. I...
Hi Abe, Years ago, I saw an option in the dos to Exit on Close or something like that. Maybe that needs to be checked in the properties for your ^!Keyboard...
Abair, thank you for your suggestions. I'm running XP-HE SP1. I open the "DOS" window by running a batch (.bat) file on Windows start-up. The "start" command ...
... open the "DOS" ... Ahh! Chances are, that you have a commandline switch set for the batchfile, that keeps it in memory. Check the shortcut's properties ...