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I created a documentation site on Google Sites, and now I have to hand in that as a printed Document. I need all pages in the site converted to PDF to take to a printer, and I'm now realizing that GDocs has no "export as document" option. How can I accomplish this?
Not really a programming question, but you could install something like CutePDF and print the document directly to PDF. This software basically adds a new printer driver and asks you for a file name, producing a PDF rather than a printed hard copy.
If I log into my google documents and select a document, then a "more activities" -> Export then I can store the doc locally.
Perhaps the wording don't match up, I use a swedish gui, and just did a direct translation...
Well you could just click
ctrl+P
this would run the print command and then click on "save as pdf"?
I guess this should do it if I understand your question correctly.
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Why doesn't MS Excel allow renaming an unsaved file while sending it over email?
Let me explain it properly -
I have a data set copied currently and have to send it over to another person. I opened MS Excel using shortcuts
Win+R
Enter "Excel"
Ctrl+V
Choose option to send via email
Enter recipients
Click "Send"
Looks something like below -
Is there anyway I can rename "Book2.xlsx" to say "My_Fruit_Order.xlsx" right from here itself?
Please rectify if I'm being ignorant here. Otherwise, will be glad to see MS implement this thingy.
You cannot rename an attachment that is already attached to an email before sending it.
Here is the Microsoft Documentation.
To work around this problem, rename the file before you attach it to the e-mail message.
If you would like to achieve it, then there are other addons that you could use like kutools.
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How do I select the language for the Microsoft Edge spell checker using www.hotmail.com? It seems to ignore the MS-Office settings. It displays the language in use at the left bottom, however I cannot change it the way MS-Office apps do. I cannot change the Windows10 settings.
It looks like automatic language detection does not work in Edge/Hotmail.
You can change the language or add languages in the Internet Options panel. You can reach this by doing a Windows Search for "Internet Options." Under the General tab and heading "Appearance" find the button "Languages." There you can adjust the language settings.
Note that this requires a restart of the browser, so copy text you have already written into forms to some text file for backup.
There is a unnecessary step of going to Internet Options. Just windows search for Time & Language, thats is configurations Internet Options shortcut opens.
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Every time I want to search through my email, it's slow as can be, because it's also searching through my hangouts history.. I receive hundreds of messages a day, and searching through mail has become quite the chore. Every time I'll have to append:
-in:chats
to the search terms. Is there any way for Gmail to stop searching through my hangouts, unless I specify it? in:chats?
Was struggling with similar problem. Then asked myself, the Search Function must be found in the Search box itself.
If you click in the search box, you will see an arrow on the right, click on it, and a small box appears.
"Don't include chats"
There you go !
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When I enter a website, is there a way they would know that I'm using my Adblock filters to block a few images from loading/appearing?
Sure, there are a number of methods that can be used to detect the presence of an Adblock-like extension. Whether a site actually captures that data and logs it is another question.
See this SO question: How to detect Adblock on my website?
Here's a live demo: Adblock Plus detection demonstration
Generally, the technique is to write an invisible element onto the page that you know will be blocked if the user has Adblock installed, such as a JS file with the word "ad" in the title. Then, using jQuery, you can check to see if that element exists in the DOM. If not, then it's being blocked. Based on that result, you could display a message, send a PUT request to your server to log it, and so on.
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I have a excel file and set a password by 'bashing' at they keyboard..
I was basically testing it and pressed everything.. Got me thinking, Is they a way to crack/remove the password?
I'm not on about just a sheet, I mean the actual file..
When I click to open the xlsx file a pop up box comes up asking for the password.. Easy way around it?
No there isn't. An xlsx (which is essentially a zip file) uses a far superior encryption model than earlier Excel formats (e.g. xls). In short, the whole file is encrypted as opposed to a password hash being embedded in an otherwise readable file.
Your only hope is to write a brute force cracker that mimics the bashing behaviour you describe. (e.g. unlikely that you have mixed case etc.).