Hi I think you find that notetab would use the windows default email program may be easier to set which ever one you to default . THANKYOU DAVE M ... From:...
^!IfError my_label if item was not found, goes to label you can check it. note the revised below ... ^!Find "Special" CIHRS" ... [Non-text portions of this...
... Ugly, I don't think this is a bug. I think it's working exactly as designed. Notetab recognizes if the file is a Unicode text file or UTF-8 Web page and...
Hi Michael, ... to open a message window when I selected Yes (insert the + sign). It *did* work when I Selected No (no + sign). I also tried the above ...
... that it ... files. ... All, Ugly, Sorry about this, the first line in the clip above was changed by copying and pasting into the email. This should be the...
Try String Position (on selection): ^!If ^$StrPos("Special";"^$GetSelection$";0)$>1 SPECIAL else NORMAL if the selection contains the first string (Special) it...
I'm posting the two-line code workaround from memory, so the syntax for the functions may need tweaking (assumes |" as array delimiter): Balnk lines to...
Hugo, <>I tried including ^!setdebug on before the ^!email command and the clip acted like it didn't even see the ^!email command. I also tried setting custom...
... I usually use either word or better yet open office mail merge to email functions for such things. Much as I love notetab (and I do), I still do...
Oop I had it reversed. So, now, to "un reverse" So, perhaps ^!Find line here ^!IfError Skip ^!Goto Special ^!code carrys on here is what might work since you...
... aha and duh on me at the same time ... I think this will work. I used something very similar over the weekend and yet didn't see this answer ... thank you...
... Eb, That's another good idea (besides Lotta's solution) but, unfortunately, it's producing a syntax error. I tried to make your idea work. It may look...
Eb, This is an excellent clip for discovering field count in menus and in delimited rows (tables). I use it or variations of it extensively for both purposes. ...
Eb, Forgot to mention that you have to bump the index count by one because the table delimiters follow the field they reference. Hence, the delimiter count is...
Thanks for your comments, Dan. ... My code is BELOW the code you have edited. It prefixes the array with an extra delimiter to PREVENT the extra code to...
Hi Flo, My original array index code was missing two extra arguments to the StrCount function. That would generate a syntax error. Your code had a missing '%'...
... If you talk about an Info window you can create line breaks with the ^p token. The below should be one long line, email will wrap it. ^!Info [L]BMI =...
... when I ... ^!Set %Weight%=^?[Weight in kg]; %Size%=^?[Size in cm] ^!Set %BMI%=^$Calc(^%Weight%/(^%Size%/100)^2)$ ^!Info [L]Your Body Mass Index is...
Thanks a lot. It works perfectly. All I had to do was inserting a ^. Must have been a typo, but I learned again from it. Thanks! Met vriendelijke groet, Bauke...
Hi Flo, Yes, you need an extra delimiter. However, I would NOT place it at the end of the array. That would require you to structure the array with this...
Bauke, You can include extra information by putting the calculation in an INFO command. Here is one that I created a few years ago. It converts frequency to...
This is the first time I've tried arrays. I have a date like today "090208", ie YYMMDD, in %varDAT% and I pick the month using ^$StrCopy("^%varDAT%";3;2)$ ...
... Solved it. I can't use a function in there but I can nest variables, so I need to invent another variable to store that "02" in. But that too does not...
Axel, You could use either a single 'M' for month in your date function. If you need the double mm for some other reason, use separate date function with only...
... I could, but I don't use a date function. The YYMMDD string, e.g. 090209, is part of a file naming and anchor naming scheme. ... Probably, but speed is...