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files from the google.docs generally open in view mode. But after some additions in link, we can change the link to direct download.
I have given a docs link below . How can I turn it into a download link?
https://docs.google.com/viewer?a=v&pid=sites&srcid=ZGVmYXVsdGRvbWFpbnxoaWprbG1uMjN8Z3g6MjY2NWMxNjM1ZWYxNWNmYQ
You can try this.
Click on print Icon on the top-left, it will pop up printing controls on the left, then if you press ctrl+s , you can save it as PDF format. And also, this is not a good question for this site:)
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From here
How to Link to Files at Google Docs for Direct Download
...Google doesn't tell you this, as far as I know - so, if you want to link to a file at Google Docs for direct download you can use the following address scheme:
https://docs.google.com/uc?export=download&id=YourIndividualID
You can copy your individual file id from within the "Share..."-dialogue. Here you also need to put the share settings to "public" or to "anyone with the link"
a HTML example for this link to a pdf-file:
<a href="https://docs.google.com/uc?export=download&id=0B2wAunwURQNsNWU1NjcyOGMtYWI0Ni00MzQ5LTg3ZTAtOTc5ZjUwMmZiZDMy">
</a>
Online generating tool here.
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I am looking for ways to display text on top of the background as an overlay for redhat linux. Catch is, I can't install any new softwares on the system. So probably best to use scripting. I tried playing around with gsettings and /usr/share/backgrounds/default.xml, but did not find anything tangible. Is there anyone out there who can help? Thanks
So far I have tried changing the background color by
Using editor modified override file in: /usr/share/glib-2.0/schemas/org.gnome.desktop.background.gschema.override
Added:
[org.gnome.desktop.background]
primary-color="#000000"
Run as a superuser: glib-compile-schemas /usr/share/glib-2.0/schemas/
Logout and login again.
By doing the above I have managed to change the background color. All I need now is to add a text such as 'My Name' to appear as an overlay on a background. I also want this text to be customized as the same machine will be used by different people and the text should be customized according to the account it has been logged into it as.
to add to the problem, I need the name to appear on top AND bottom of the screen.
I do understand I can just create different wallpapers for different account but then where is the challenge? :) .. Is it too naive for me to think this is possible?
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Google has dropped the instant search feature lately (in the news: the verge).
So, without the instant search how to navigate through the results of a normal google search only with the keyboard?
Note, that with the instant search this question is already answered on this Stackoverflow site.
I created a very simple open source extension to fix this and make keyboard shortcuts configurable.
You can install it from the Chrome Webstore:
Google Search Navigator.
Hope you find it useful, but in any case- feedback is welcome!
You may find Chrome extension RESULTER good for this. It's basically a Google Search productivity extension.
Apart from bringing back the Tab and Arrows navigation keyboard shortcuts on Google Search results page, it introduces a special panel with search results. You can use Alt+A shortcut to open search results list and navigate from there, without going back to the Google Search page. It makes search flow more natural.
You can also focus on the search box with Alt+S keyboard shortcut.
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How we can use our browser as a notepad, and avoid using other tools?
It will give the flexibility to immediately take note of urls or other stuff at the same place!
Instead of using browser extensions like evernote or other tools like notepad/gedit etc, is there some way to write down notes or copy/paste contents in browser window?
This is quite interesting piece of info!
Just type the following in your browser address bar:
data:text/html, <html contenteditable>
And here you go, you are now ready to write in the window below!
Also you can mark it favourite and save as 'notepad utility' in your bookmarks!
For more info check here!
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I'm new to Sharepoint 2010; when adding a web part for users to download files, the 'Type' images are always broken, and the URLs have no image file. For example:
Then when looking at the path of the broken image, it comes up as:
https://portal.mysite.com/_layouts/images/
Is there some sort of association I have to make?
If you are using Content Editor web part then you have to Add the icon (DocIcon) of the file-type to a custom xsl-template.
Please see below given link
http://freedotnet4u.blogspot.in/2013/01/add-icon-docicon-of-file-type-to-custom.html
Thanks
After doing some digging, I noticed in my DOCICON file had some invalid XML in it; specifically some of the pdf mapping.
After removing the invalid characters, and restarting IIS, the document icons have now appeared.
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There is a color I like in an image, but how can I find the code [ i.e. #FFC6A5 ] for it ? The image is in .png format.
Open the file in an image editing program, then use the Eyedropper tool to select that color. You should be able to retrieve the hex value from there.
Alternatively, you could download ColorPic. It's a free utility that allows you to do the same thing, but without opening the image first. You can simply move the Eyedropper tool around the screen and select any color you hover over (whether it's in an image or not).
ColorZilla lets you do this. Its a handy Firefox Add-on. Of course you will hav to open the image in firefox but its handy if you want to know the color code of an image in a website.