Posts Tagged ‘microsoft word’

I have to make simple HTML document with some css and JavaScript. I know all of those, but I would really prefer to make an template using visual interface (like in Microsoft word), So that all the process will be faster. And later I could edit it through script.
So could you suggest any program to make such thing?
Or maybe there’s something else that could make web programming faster?

I bought a computer from this girl and she said that the system crashed and now Microsoft Word, Access, Powerpoint don’t work. Someone told me that I can fin the code to reinstall these. How do I do this.

Everytime I try to get on Microsoft Word a pop-up comes up that says I must enter a pin code in order to access Word- part of Windows XP. What is this pin code and how do I figure out what mine is?

I am thinking of buying a cheap netbook ( the ASUS Eee PC 4G 701). Will I be able to write a document on the linux netbook and transfer it to Microsoft Word on my home computer, and is this difficult?

If you have any additional knowledge/experience of this netbook, it would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks!

How many lines of code does it take to create something like microsoft word or Adobe dreamweaver or programs like that.
Also roughly how many lines of code does it take to create something like limewire(peer-2-peer prog).

I am trying to write a script and Microsoft word is really annoying. What is a good program for script writing? Please, I want something that is free and that I can download online. I have Windows XP! Ok…Thanks

I could hardly believe my eyes. This was some really great code. I had come across some very good code from Remou (F. E. Boyle) before and now a web search turned up this incredible treasure.

Could it be true? Could this code really write all of my VBA code in my Database to a text file? I tweaked the code just a little to suit me and gave it a try. I could hardly believe it. In less than one second the code wrote over 14,000 lines of code to a text file. The large size was because this was one of my Code Library Databases.

As I examined the file I found that every Function and Sub, even all of my Form and Report procedures were all written out formatted the same as in my database. The code even added Module headers. It just don’t get no better than this!

Perhaps you also forget where that procedure you need is located. I have spent a lot of time just looking for a snippet of code I used just the other day. Now I can easily search the text files and find that routine almost instantly. Thank you Remou!

Many times I have needed to compare the code from two or more databases. I often develop a “Working Version” and a “Sample Version” with sample data. It can be real easy to forget to add the same code to both databases.

Now I can use a number of text compare utilities to synchronize my code. If I wanted, I could even use Microsoft Word to compare and synchronize my code. How sweet is that?

I found this code on the intriguing “Less Than Dot” website, an IT community about sharing knowledge and ideas. There is something for almost everyone. There is a wiki where all the shared knowledge is combined, blogs, forums, and articles covering a myriad of topics like Microsoft Access, .Net, SQL Server, Google, Unit testing, and Cloud Computing to name a few.

Remou graciously gave me permission to write an article about his code. Here it that code:

‘——————————————————————————————————

‘ Procedure–AllCodeToTextFile

‘ Purpose–Outputs all code in standard and class modules to a text file.

‘ It uses a Folder path you supply and the CurrentProject.Name

‘ to create the file name.

‘ Author–Remou 10/5/2008

‘ You can output the code from all components of your project using VBE

‘ The reference for the FileSystemObject Object is Windows

‘ Script Host Object Model but it not necessary to add ‘ the reference for this procedure.

‘ Modified by Pat Wood 1/1/2009

‘ Example 1 : Call AllCodeToTextFile(“C:Code”, “txt”) Save as a Text File

‘ Example 2 : Call AllCodeToTextFile(“C:Code”, “bas”) Save as a Module File

‘——————————————————————————————————

‘

Sub AllCodeToTextFile(strFolder As String, strFileExt As String)

Dim fs As Object

Dim F As Object

Dim strMod As String

Dim mdl As Object

Dim i As Integer

Set fs = CreateObject(“Scripting.FileSystemObject”)

‘ Add to the end of the folder path if needed

If Right(strFolder, 1) = “” Then

‘Do Nothing

Else

strFolder = strFolder & “”

End If

‘ Establish the file name using the CurrentProject Name

strFolder = (strFolder & Replace(CurrentProject.Name, _

“.”, “”) & “.” & strFileExt)

‘Set up the file.

Set F = fs.CreateTextFile(strFolder)

‘For each component in the project …

For Each mdl In VBE.ActiveVBProject.VBComponents

‘using the count of lines …

i = VBE.ActiveVBProject.VBComponents(mdl.Name).CodeModule.CountOfLines

‘put the code in a string …

strMod = VBE.ActiveVBProject.VBComponents(mdl.Name).CodeModule.Lines(1, i)

‘and then write it to a file, first marking the start

‘ with some equal signs and the component name.

F.WriteLine String(55, “=”) & vbCrLf & mdl.Name _

& vbCrLf & String(55, “=”) & vbCrLf & strMod

Next mdl

MsgBox “Code has been saved to ” & strFolder

‘Close eveything

F.Close

Set fs = Nothing

End Sub

Author: Patrick A Wood
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