I am learning Algorithms 4th. And now I want to download a data file 1Mints.txt which is a input file for testing K-Sum algorithm. Thus, I search it on the book's website. Fortunately, I find the corresponding page but the file just display on line and I can not download it. I hope someone could help me. Thanks.
file link: https://algs4.cs.princeton.edu/14analysis/1Mints.txt
You can Download the file by below steps:
Open the Web page from which you want to extract text.
Click the “Right Click” menu.
Click the “Save as”, then in the “Filename” 1Mints.txt comes.
Then select “Save as Type” as “Text Document” and then Okay.
It will Download 1Mints.txt at the specified location.
When I found the following method to download it, I really think I am a foolish. You just right click the web page and chose save it.
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In lots of place i saw that people using long screenshot of a full webpage for presentation. I tried with snipping tool but i am not able to take screenshot of whole webpage in a single image. I want to know that how i can take long screenshot from browser like this
If you are using Google Chrome then this answer will be beneficial for you.
Just follow some simple step to take long screenshot of a webpage.
Step 1: Click the three dots, point to “More Tools,” then click on “Developer Tools.” Alternatively, you can press Ctrl+Shift+I on Windows or ⌘+Shift+I on Mac to open the Developer Tools pane.
Step 2: In the top right corner of the pane, click the three dots icon, then click “Run Command.” Alternatively, press Ctrl+Shift+P on Windows and ⌘+Shift+P on Mac.
Step 3: In the command line, type “Screenshot,” then click “Capture full-size screenshot” from the list of commands available.
The image should save automatically, but if you’re prompted to save the screenshot, select a destination on your computer, then click “Save.”
Note : This feature is ideal on websites with text-based content opposed to web apps, as it could potentially only capture the viewable screen.
For more descriptive answer go through this link
You can use this free Screen Capture tool at CtrlQ.org.
You just need to put the url of the page of which you want to take the screenshot.
For example, Here is a screenshot of your question
You can use Awesome screenshot. It's extension is also easily available for chrome. Just add it to chrome and you will have option to take screenshot as you want. Here is the link.
You can click on capture entire page option as here in the screenshot:
This very annoying and I can't figure how to change it. When in Designer And I click on Help >> Help Contents from drop down menu it displays it differently than what I have been used to seeing and is very hard to navigate through. Is there a way to change the behavior? I recently got new Hard drive with Windows 10 opperating system
This is what I am used to seeing and is very navigable:
IBM Support was able to reproduce this and is looking into the issue. I did find a work around.
Open Help Contents from the drop down Help menu.
Right Click on the window and select properties.
Highlight and copy the Address (URL) line
Open a browser (not IE) and paste it in the Address line and go to the page.
It should then present it in a usable form. If not, then click on the first content and that should do the trick.
A problem report has been created with IBM or HCL or whatever they are called now: SPR # ZNDNBA7TEV: Domino Designer Help Contents Display Issue
I am finally done with my website and now I am looking for the best and easiest way to save it as .jpg or .png in order to be able to present it on Behance. What is the best way to do this?
I used HTML, CSS and JQuery to build my single page website.
I kindly ask you to help me with this as I am still new to coding and am still discovering the world of web design!
Thank you all in advance!
There are several addons that you can use to screen capture an entire webpage. Webpage Screenshot is one that works in Firefox and Chrome.
https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/webpage-screenshot/ckibcdccnfeookdmbahgiakhnjcddpki?hl=en
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/fireshot/
If i understand it correctly, you want to save your webpage as an image to display it as a presentation.
There are many options you have.
One of them is to take a screenshot of the webpage and use a GFX editing program to crop it to your liking and save it.
Another of them is to use a browser add-ons to take a screenshot of the web page and save it.
I am using Visual C++, MFC, and would like to:
(a) Load a pdf file as a resource
(b) Display this file, and be able to move through the pdf file.
The reason why I would like to load the pdf as a resource, is that I do not want the User to be able to download the pdf file (at least not easily).
Can someone please help me?
All the best
Alex
You don't need to use ActiveX to accomplish what you want. Adding a custom binary resource to the resource file should be sufficient. This had been asked here and here.
As far as I know there are a couple of PDF OCX/ActiveX controls that allow you to view PDF files.
From Adobe itself there is an ActiveX COM Control. You should be able to add it into your toolbox and to drag it on a MFC dialog.
Also I found an older article on CodeProject
I am trying to figure out if there is a way with VBA to download the .csv file at the bottom left of the screen named "Download" at this link:
http://www.redfin.com/homes-for-sale#!excl_ss=true&market=socal&max_price=300000&min_price=50000&num_baths=1.0&num_beds=1®ion_id=11203®ion_type=6&time_on_market_range=30-&uipt=2&v=8
The .csv doesn't appear to be attached to a URL, which I know how to import, but I can't figure this out. Any help would be appreciated.
Matt
Try this URL:
http://www.redfin.com/stingray/do/gis-search?market=socal®ion_id=11203®ion_type=6&excl_ss=true&hoa=&max_listing_approx_size=&max_num_beds=&max_parcel_size=&max_price=300000&max_year_built=&min_listing_approx_size=&min_parcel_size=&min_price=50000&min_year_built=&num_baths=1.0&num_beds=1&open_house=&pkg=-&rd=&sf=1%2C2%2C3&sold_within_days=&status=1&time_on_market_range=30-&uipt=2&v=8&num_homes=500&sp=t&al=1&render=csv
There is actually a URL, it's just hidden and is accessed via some JavaScript Code.
In general, if you're wondering which URL is being used, try the following:
In Chrome:
Press Ctrl-Shift-J; this should bring up the debug console.
Click on a button on the bottom left to undock the debug console for convenience; it should now be in a separate window.
Go to 'Network' tab.
On the website, click the link to download CSV file.
Watch for new items appearing in the "Network" tab. One of them is likely the request to download the CSV file. Try right-clicking on it, and selecting "Open in a new tab". If you end up with the CSV file download dialog, then that's the URL you were looking for.
In Firefox:
Install FireBug plug-in, and do something similar to Chrome.
Of course it does:
http://www.redfin.com/stingray/do/gis-search?market=socal®ion_id=11203®ion_type=6&excl_ss=true&hoa=&max_listing_approx_size=&max_num_beds=&max_parcel_size=&max_price=300000&max_year_built=&min_listing_approx_size=&min_parcel_size=&min_price=50000&min_year_built=&num_baths=1.0&num_beds=1&open_house=&pkg=-&rd=&sf=1%2C2%2C3&sold_within_days=&status=1&time_on_market_range=30-&uipt=2&v=8&num_homes=500&sp=t&al=1&render=csv
You can find the URL by using the Developer Tools of IE, like so:
Open the website and press F12
In the window that appears (Developer Tools), select the Pointer Icon
After selecting the Pointer Icon, click the Download Link on the website
In the Developer Tools window you will notice a lot of HTML appears with a line selected; this line contains the link to the CSV.
Select the text in the downloadCsv function within that line: list.downloadCsv('...text to select...')
Add the copied text after http://www.redfin.com in the URL.