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' formatting ticket email as default template request for outlook
' change font to B nazanin, set font-size etc.
Sub FormatSelectedText()
    Dim objInspector As Outlook.Inspector
    Dim objDocument As Word.Document
    Dim objSelection As Word.Selection
    Dim objTable As Word.Table
    Dim objRow As Word.Row
    Dim objCell As Word.Cell
    

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Public referenceDocument As Document
Public lookupDocument As Document
Public activeDictionary As Object
Option Explicit
Sub createAcronymTableFile()
'#####################################################################################################
'#                                                                                                   #
'#      *  Take table of abbreviations from existing document and use it as a separate reference     #
'#      *  Takes ideas from a number of places                                                       #
'#      *                                                                                            #

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This folder contains scripts to automatically update the VBA macros of
many Word template files.

The intended process of the macro update is as follows:
1. Take one of the Word files to develop the new or updated macros.
2. When development has finished and is properly tested, export the updated macros to files.
3. Export the VBA module "CaliberRMMacros" to the file "CaliberRMMacros.bas" into this folder.
4. Export the VBA form "PleaseWaitForm" to the file "PleaseWaitForm.frm" into this folder.
   An additional file "PleaseWaitForm.frx" will be created automatically.
5. Check out all Word template file out of the version control system into folder

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Sub AuthorTec_ReplaceAuthorName()
  Const MacroName = "AuthorTec™ Replace Author Name"
  'In XML formatted Word documents (docx, dotx, docm, dotm), this
  'macro changes a specified author name on comments and tracked
  'revisions. It runs on both Windows and Mac versions of Microsoft Word
  'Authored by Richard V Michaels, Microsoft Office Services MVP
  'Chief Product Architect of Great Circle Learning, Inc.
  'https://www.greatcirclelearning.com
  'AuthorTec is a Trademark of Richard V Michaels
  Dim doc As Word.Document

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    #SingleInstance, Force

    ; Array of CommandLines of running AHK scripts
    processes := []

    Gui, Add, Button, Default gUpdateListView, Update List   
    Gui, Add, ListView, , Name|PID
    Gui, Add, Button, gReloadSelected, Reload Selected
    UpdateListView()
    Gui, Show

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#!/bin/bash

# A quick script file for downloading an applying multiple patches when manually compiling GNU bash on Linux
# Written (mostly) by Steve Cook with (a little) help from Steve Jenkins
# This really seems like a lame way to have to do this, but it works. :) Use at your own risk.

# A small change on https://gist.github.com/stevejenkins/3d64d3543060c1bcac92 to read input from command line

version="$1"
nodotversion="${version//./}"

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How to generate and apply patches with git?

It sometimes happen you need change code on a machine from which you cannot push to the repo. You’re ready to copy/paste what diff outputs to your local working copy.

You think there must be a better way to proceed and you’re right. It’s a simple 2 steps process:

1. Generate the patch:

git diff > some-changes.patch

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Click here to see code ;)

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rem USAGE
rem set /a strip=day*7 : Change 7 for the number of days to keep.
rem set dSource=C:\temp : This is the starting directory to check for files.
rem NOTES! This is non-destructive code, it will display what would have happened.


@echo off
setlocal ENABLEDELAYEDEXPANSION
set day=86400
set /a year=day*365

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Set-PSDebug -Strict
Set-StrictMode -Version Latest

$WarningPreference = "Inquire"
$ErrorActionPreference = "Stop"

$rp = Get-Process | ? { $_ -like "*razer*" }

if ($rp -and $rp.Count -gt 0) {
  Write-Host "Potential Razer processes:"