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- Reclaiming Header and Footer Space
- Numbering In Works 8.5
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- remove table in works and leave text behind?
- Works 8.5 update for Spreadsheet and Works Database Printing
- Works 7.0 Calendar / agenda
Posted: 29 Mar 2007 09:01 PM PDT Michael wrote: Ken You may want to also look into purchasing more RAM for your computer. While 512MB is sufficient for Windows XP, 1GB of RAM will make everything run smoother. -- http://brian.arthur.robertson.googlepages.com/freesoftware |
Posted: 27 Mar 2007 06:59 PM PDT On Apr 2, 2:19 pm, "Kevin James" <com> wrote: As Kevin mentions you cannot change the icons. |
Reclaiming Header and Footer Space Posted: 26 Mar 2007 05:17 AM PDT Mark M Morse had de volgende lumineuze gedachte op 30-03-07 11:50: Dear Mark, I am sorry to hear this. I remember once removing the header and footer in the way described, but that was with Works 6. I just checked this method with Works 6: I can make an "envelope" of size A4 (European) and change the page layout to what I want (my margins). It is very well possible that this work around has been removed in Works 8. A lot of things have been removed in the succeeding versions. I don't use Works anymore, except when functioning as a "helpdesk" for friends. I have a dual boot computer now and use Linux with Openoffice.org. Apart from the irritations with the newer versions of Works I choose this OS for the security on the internet it gives me. If you find a solution, please post it here. I am still visiting this NG in order to be able to help my friends if necessary. Good luck, Erik. |
Posted: 25 Mar 2007 04:57 AM PDT Thankyou Kevin hadnt thought of that "Kevin James" <com> wrote in message news:phx.gbl... |
Working With Comma-Separated-Values Data Posted: 24 Mar 2007 12:30 PM PDT Hi Mark, Thanks for the clarification. However, I have experienced situations when pasting information into Works Word Processor, the processor does not remove some types of hidden encoding. The reason I mentioned using Notepad like a washing machine, it will (washout) remove everything. I have never been able to view this hidden encoding, just know that by washing the information thru Notepad resolves the situation. I like using the Works set of programs like it's processor, spreadsheet and database for simple projects, mostly for their simplicity to use. Actually I probably use them ninety percent of the time. However for more complicated word processor projects I use Microsoft Word. I am also learning OpenOffice, a suite similar to Microsoft Office. You might want to check out http://www.openoffice.org/ it's free. Ken "Mark M Morse" <com> wrote in message news:%phx.gbl... | Hi Ken: | | I apologize that my initial post was not clear. When I wrote "ASCII | text", I should also have explicitly added that the .CSV files | created by OneCare are ASCII text. (I actually did use Notepad when | I initially opened the first of these files to examine its contents. | It wasn't until after I realized that I could edit it into a format | that Works Database would accept that I used Works Word Processing | to do the editing.) | | ~ Mark | | | | "Ken" <Thanks> wrote in message | news:phx.gbl... | > Mark, | > | > My point is to use Notepad like a washing machine. | > | > Use notepad to completely (washout) remove any hidden encoding a | > previous | > program included. | > | > Ken | > | > "Mark M Morse" <com> wrote in message | > news:phx.gbl... | > | Hello Ken: | > | | > | I used Works Word Processing to edit OneCare's .CSV file because | > it | > | has a find-and-replace-all feature. (I do not have Word.) | > Since I | > | worked with the data as ASCII text before trying to open the | > file | > | with Works Database, I'm not sure whether or not your example | > | applies. | > | | > | As far as the quotes go, I noticed from a post in this thread | > that | > | they are not necessary. Works Database inserts them when you | > save a | > | file in .CSV format; that's why I thought that they were | > necessary. | > | | > | So now Microsoft has at least three .CSV formats! (Sheesh.) | > | | > | Thanks for your information. | > | | > | ~ Mark | > | | > | | > | | > | "Ken" <Thanks> wrote in message | > | news:eik$phx.gbl... | > | > Hello Mark, | > | > | > | > I think the program you are using to replace vertical bars | > with | > | > commas is | > | > part of the problem. | > | > | > | > For instance, copy a word or words using Microsoft Word, then | > try | > | > pasting it | > | > into Works database. You cannot, the resulting paste displays | > as | > | > <<picture>> in the database. | > | > | > | > Microsoft Word includes something in the copy that Works | > database | > | > doesn't | > | > like. | > | > | > | > The fix is to Paste into Notepad, select and copy, then paste | > into | > | > database. | > | > Notepad turns (all) into just plain text. | > | > | > | > Most likely something similar is causing your problem | > | > | > | > I think you will find after you replace vertical bars with | > commas, | > | > copy and | > | > paste it into Notepad where you save as a .csv file, will now | > open | > | > with | > | > Works database. | > | > | > | > Note: quotes around text strings and records not required. | > | > | > | > Hope this helps, | > | > Ken | > | > | > | > "Mark M Morse" <com> wrote in message | > | > news:phx.gbl... | > | > | Hey there: | > | > | | > | > | Windows Live OneCare creates so-called .CSV files during | > backup | > | > and | > | > | restore operations. It uses these files to display results | > | > before | > | > | finishing. If one wants to review a list of file names for | > any | > | > | particular operation later, then one (like moi) must find | > | > another | > | > | application to display this file's contents comprehensibly | > | > because | > | > | OneCare AFAIK does not provide the functionality to do so. | > (It | > | > is | > | > | nice that OneCare doesn't delete these files.) | > | > | | > | > | The sample that I posted comes from a restore log, after I | > had | > | > | already replaced vertical bars with commas. A record has | > fields | > | > | [File Name], [Path], [Success/Fail Code], | > | > [File-Name-Extension-Group | > | > | Code]. | > | > | | > | > | To enable Works to open the file, I had to change: | > | > | setup.exe|C:\|0x0|64|eula.txt|C:\WinZip\|0x000782| 64|... to | > | > | | > | > | "setup.exe","C:\","0x0",64 | > | > | "eula.txt","C:\WinZip\","0x000782",64 | > | > | ... | > | > | | > | > | The OneCare group should have set the file name extension to | > | > .|SV ! | > | > | :> | > | > | | > | > | ~ Mark | > | > | | > | > | | > | > | "Ken" <Thanks> wrote in message | > | > | news:#phx.gbl... | > | > | > Hi Mark, | > | > | > | > | > | > I am glad you sorted out the problem. | > | > | > | > | > | > Which Microsoft program created the .CVS file that Works | > | > database | > | > | > would not | > | > | > open? | > | > | | > | > | | > | > | > |
Posted: 24 Mar 2007 08:19 AM PDT Hi Chris, Thanks for posting back. Ken "Chris" <com> wrote in message news:phx.gbl... | Hi Ken | Thanks for the advice. Chris | "Ken" <Thanks> wrote in message | news:phx.gbl... | > To change the default font or font size in the Works Word Processor, | > create | > a default word processor template configured to use the font and font size | > you want. To do this, follow these steps: | > 1. Open a blank document in the Works Word Processor. | > 2. Select the font and the font size that you want to use for all new word | > processor documents. | > 3. On the File menu, click Save As, and then click Template. | > 4. Type a name for the word processor template, click to select the Use | > this | > template for new Word Processor documents check box, and then click OK. | > | > See: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/250307/en-us | > | > Hope this helps, | > Ken | > | > "Chris" <com> wrote in message | > news:com... | > | Hi | > | I got Works 8.5 with my new computer. I seem to be unable to change the | > | default font in the Works Word Processor which is really annoying. I | > find | > it | > | weird that I can have automatic spell checking but not change the | > default | > | font. ... | > | I also may be confused but I thought when I had Works 4.5 that I could | > | change the default font... | > | Please advise | > | Chris | > | | > | |
remove table in works and leave text behind? Posted: 23 Mar 2007 12:24 AM PDT So simple! Thank you Kevin. -- If you would find joy live by the 4 Agreements and the Golden Rule. That''''''''s all you need. Peace "Kevin James" wrote: |
Works 8.5 update for Spreadsheet and Works Database Printing Posted: 21 Mar 2007 02:43 PM PDT The "more detail from the knowledge base" link says that this fix applies to "Hewlett Packard (HP) Photosmart 2570 series printer or to an HP 7200 series printers " Is it acknowledged as a GENERAL fix for other HP printers also ? (Mine is a PSC 2210) "aafuss" wrote: |
Posted: 21 Mar 2007 04:04 AM PDT Hello Rudi, Great work, thanks for posting the solution. Ken "R.C." <be> wrote in message news:3B6Nh.83574$telenet-ops.be... | Hello, | | I have solved the problem ... with replacing the file | "E:\MSWORKS\COMMON\COMMAPP\mswkscal.wcd"it did not work but after some | experimenting I simply had to delete the file "CalMRU.dat"... Works create | then a new empty one and the options "titles and location" are back empty | | Greetings and thanks for the help | Rudi | | | "Ken" <Thanks> schreef in bericht | news:O$phx.gbl... | > Hi Rc, | > | > Glad you sorted out the problem. | > | > I read somewhere Works calendar data file "mswkscal.wcd" can be edited | > using | > Microsoft Access by changing the .wcd extension to .mdb. | > | > I do not have Microsoft Access so have not been able to confirm. | > | > Ken | > | > "R.C." <be> wrote in message | > news:A3NMh.81747$telenet-ops.be... | > | > | Gone try it out... | > | | > | Thanks | > | Rc | > | | > | | > | "Ken" <Thanks> schreef in bericht | > | news:phx.gbl... | > | > | > Example of how to replace calendar database can be found here | > | > http://support.microsoft.com/kb/888947/en-us | > | > | > | > Ken | > | > | > | > "R.C." <be> wrote in message | > | > news:Mi8Mh.78381$telenet-ops.be... | > | > | > | > | When you use the works 7.0 calendar and you fill in an appointment | > you | > | > have | > | > | 2 options "title" and "place", when you make a remark in the "title" | > and | > | > | "place" field works remembers all titles and places you have filled | > in | > | > and | > | > | now it's a very long list, Is there someone who knows how to remove | > | > these | > | > | titles, I can not delete or remove them, maybe it's possible by | > deleting | > | > the | > | > | file where the data is stored in and replace it with an empty one, | > but | > | > which | > | > | file is it... ??? | > | > | | > | > | Many thanks | > | > | Rc | > | > | | > | > | | > | > | > | | > | | > | | |
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