L Lo wrote:
>It's not our fault Americans can't spell.
>:-)
Yeah, I know, like, right? Some of us still put extra letters like "ugh" in
tho. How brown is your cow now? (That last sentence is silent.)
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LOL
On Thu, 22 Sep 2016 14:45:17 +, Lo wrote:
> Hey Chip
>
> It's not our fault Americans can't spell.
> :-)
>
> Love and kisses
> Lo
>
>> no...
>> but it probably adds a bunch of "u"s to words, like color (colour)
>
>> 8)
>
> On
Hey Chip
It's not our fault Americans can't spell.
:-)
Love and kisses
Lo
> no...
> but it probably adds a bunch of "u"s to words, like color (colour)
> 8)
On Wed, 21 Sep 2016 16:14:25 -0700, Douglas von Roeder wrote:
>
> Since Pat's from the UK, does it left-justify the text? ;-)
Doug,
if I am reading this correctly
(http://kb.4d.com/resources/inug?msgid=GmailId14980bbd87790d18
) -
Keisuke is saying...
SET TEXT TO PASTEBOARD($text)
$text:=Get text from pasteboard
apply to your text field(s)
Also I found this on game (12 years ago - from Pat Bensky)
Here is some code
Doug,
this might be more then you think...
as I recall there are a number of non-printing characters in unicode
char(0) through char(31) except Char(10), char(13)
so it may not be a "simple"
Query by formula([table];position(char(0);[table]field)>0)
It may actually be a case of
do any of the
I've hit a situation in a legacy application that has records with alpha
and text fields that contain numerous non-printing characters. The
non-printing characters are causing non-printing.
How do I go about finding the records the have invalid characters and
deleting the Char(0)?
One approach
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