I am using math editor in web page. but it's generating jpeg file. not able to write in doc or other file . there is any change in javascipt file or php file
I was able to copy and paste the text from wiris into word and modify the equation in word. I wouldn't download the file as an image. Just copy and paste it into word.
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How can I reformat Source Code for files without file extension in WebStorm 2016.1.3 ?
Example: I've a automated_generated_json_file_without_extension in one line and the name of the files are always different. I don't want to configure all these file names in "File Types" Dialog and register new patterns.
In Sublime you can change the file type at the right bottom corner, is there a similar function in WebStorm?
Unfortunately you cannot change file type of the file on the fly in WebStorm.
Possible workarounds:
Have a set of files (e.g. test.json, test.js etc) somewhere in a project where you can copy-paste this file content, reformat it there and copy it back.
Use "Scratch files" functionality (Tools | New Scratch File...) and then the same copy-paste content to reformat.
I'm having an issue where I can't get this symbol "℗" to render in a .tsv file. I'm using powershell to add data to my .tsv that has copyright info, so I need to have it copy over correctly. I use add-content -path C:\blah and I include the -encoding parameter at the end, but all of the encoding choices I've tried cannot render this sound recording copyright symbol. Anyone have any idea if this can work? UTF8 and UTF32 render the © symbol correctly, for what it's worth. What's also sort of funny is that Powershell ISE can render the symbol correctly.
Thanks for any help.
Edit: I'm thinking now it may just be a limitation of the .tsv file? I just tried opening the .tsv in excel, pasting the "℗" symbol into an empty cell, and when I save and re-open the file, the "℗" is replaced by a "?".
Edit 2: If I use import-csv -path -delimiter and import the .tsv, the symbol does render correctly in Powershell. I would like it to render correctly in Excel if that's possible. I also tried to load it using Google Sheets but it had the same problem.
This turns out to be sort of a workaround I think, but the end result is what I wanted.
There seems to be some type of problem with excel and the encoding of .tsv, .csv, etc. So what I found worked for me was opening whatever file I wanted (in Excel), saving as a "Unicode .txt", then just renaming the file extension from .txt to .tsv. The file still opens correctly as a .tsv spreadsheet, but for whatever reason the encoding works now so that the "℗" saves correctly. And it looks like I only need to do this once and I can keep appending to the same .tsv. Strange solution, but I'll take it.
And just to clarify, if I open the file as a .txt in Excel, it also retains the correct formatting. I just changed the extension to .tsv so that a double click will open to Excel rather than notepad. I believe the file is technically still saved as a Unicode .txt file.
I want to mark index and cross-references like Framemaker does.
Framemaker can export the .fm into .htm and .mif file.
I have analyzed how the index and cross-references appears in .htm and .mif file after exporting it from framemaker.
Now my system will produces .htm file and I can manage to mark the index and cross-reference like framemaker does.
I want that framemaker retain the index and cross-references which will be marked by my system.
But there is no way to import or open HTML files directly in Framemaker.
We can import .mif file in framemaker.
So is there any way we can convert HTML files into .mif(FrameMaker Interchange Format).
there is one option, I know its not full proof solution for this problem.
but it can save your efforts to some point,
Save the HTML file to RTF format (using MS word/Open Office)
Open that RTF file in FM
FM accepts the RTF file and convert it into .fm file
Save the .fm file into .mif format
Note : in this conversion, some data loss may happen, i have tried using it for Markers it works but not complete solution.
All the best!!
You can open the .htm files in Structured FrameMaker and then save them to .mif. This will produce less loss in graphics, for sure.
I copied a file from my ipad using iFunBox and I tried opened it with:
Microsoft Excel
FreeFileViewer
Notepad
Notepad++
All of them shown nothing File (.csv) Everytime open it using those 4 programmes this is what I get:
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The file seems to be binary and not CSV. CSV is a plain text file which depending on the text encoding may show some strange characters, but mainly plainly readable. The file above is a kind of OMF file, whatever that is.
I have created a user defined language using Notepad++. Now I want to convert this into html format. There are many free source tools available which can convert lets say rtf file to html but how can i convert this user defined language file into html?
Notepad++ allows me to save this file which is in user-defined language with any extension but the formatted text can only be viewed in notepad++.
Like if I save the file as draft.rtf, open the file in notepad++ the changes (formated text of user defined language) will stay but when I open the same file in Word the changes are lost!
A simple copy paste from notepad++ to Word also causes the text to lose its user-defined language specifications. Kindly help.
Check the NppExport plugin, it will export your file with the syntax highlighted as html (i think) and then you can use that somewhere else
http://www.addictivetips.com/windows-tips/nppexport-for-notepad-export-highlighted-code-in-html-rtf-format/