... I’ve just tested your script and it seems very useful. Thank you for making it available for all listmates. I have just two problems. 1) What is the...
Hi Marco, ... My pleasure! ... Good you mention that. Since I have all my DVX-related scripts in a separate script file rather than on "big mama" file ;-)...
Hi Marco, ... Try this: ======================= #SingleInstance force ; Script written for DVX ; This script uses Ctrl+Backspace to delete everything ;...
I know we have talked about codes ad nauseam, but it is very confusing to me (and I believe that Atril is hard at work to improve codes). So, let me ask one ...
... Here's one simple answer: press CTRL+spacebar to remove the codes and insert them at the appropriate places with CTRL+D. Yes, it really is that simple! ...
Hi Hans Just erase them all, place the cursor where the first one has to be inserted and go CTRL+D until all codes are in place. That's the way I handle it...
I would delete all the codes (Ctr+Space), and then place the codes where they should really be placed (Ctr+D for each code). The codes then are placed one by...
Hi Hans, ... Doesn't sound exaggerated to me :-) DVX is often very "creative" in the placement of codes. My remedies: 1. CTRL-Shift-F8 (sometimes fixes...
And if it's all very complicated you just select the part at the source side, press ctrl-C and copy it at the target side with ctrl-V, all done! Or if it's...
... I understand. I'd hate that too. So: set German source language, and use Dutch as Target. For me that appeared the best Solution :-) Leo ... -- Leo te...
Thank you all for your replies. I have used all methods described, except Ctrl+(Shift)+F8, which I will start using. However, it is comforting, to some...
Just wanted to show you how crazy it is in my case: SpO{1864}2{1865}{1866}2{1867} should have been SpO{1864}{1865}2{1866}{1867} Can't wait for the next version...
... Biggest problem is not the codes (in perfect upward order) but the "2" occurring twice! I have never seen that, and believe me: chemists are fond of sub-...
Source is a doc file, but I do not knowfrom where the original text is coming. SpO2 = saturation of oxyhemoglobin (in pulse oximetry) Hans L On Tue, 02 Jan...
... Could it be scanned? ... Hm, maybe the p should also be subscript? that would explain the 4 codes. But still the mess you ended with. I think that method...
Hello shtik, Tuesday, January 2, 2007, 5:34:03 PM, you wrote: s> Just wanted to show you how crazy it is in my case: s> SpO{1864}2{1865}{1866}2{1867} s> should...
Hello Steven, Tuesday, January 2, 2007, 7:50:02 PM, you wrote: ... SM> Google for "SpO2" See: http://www.rcjournal.com/online_resources/cpgs/pulsecpg.html -- ...
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Enrique Torrejon
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Jan 3, 2007 9:56 am
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What I want to do is lock all exact and fuzzy rows in a project in Execute SQL SQL statement tested: update pairs set Status_1040 = Status_1040 + 512 where...
Wouldn't it be easier just to select and lock exact and fuzzy rows using the SQL statement option in the Row selector? Select SQL window Click on Build...
Ok Michelle, thank you, but even better: select SQL -> build expression, tick exact and fuzzy rows, then select all these rows and lock them. But I want to do...
Thanks to all who replied. The statement seems to work fine now. Maybe the initial project was corrupted after all the trials.. The only thing is that some...
