I want to copy the visualization i made on R studio using ggplot2 to kaggle. I am very new with the entire interface.
I ran my R programming code on R studio and copied to kaggle using ctrl c and ctrl v. Now i'm doing my visualizations to round off my capstone project. I'm having real difficulty copying the visualization to R. Ctl C and Ctrl V cant do it. Pls is there a way out. I dont want to start all over with my project. I've been at it for over 2 weeks. Please find attached the screen shot, the image is to the lower right.enter image description here
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I am trying to find what I thought would be one of the most simple pieces of code there are: a batch PDF keyword highlighter.
I found a few commercial 32-bit tools online which just crash; they just can't handle a 127 page 2D architect PDF file. I have an i5 8600K with 16 Gb of RAM.
All I wanted to do is highlight a keyword.
I have cancelled my Acrobat DC subscription because it is only 32-bits.
Please point me in the right free or paid direction that works for large PDF files.
Ok. I have finally found a PDF editor for you estimators out there who are tired of downloading OCR apps when what you need is a redactor with color fill opacity highlighting capabilities.
Nitro Pro
This isn't advertising.
If you are trying to load high resolution 2D architect prints and find all occurrences of your specific TRADE keyword, this is it. Hands down.
Example:
Search and Redact all occurrences of keyword PAINT. The app
highlights them all.
Next, DO NOT CLICK redact and instead, click Save As to save the
file as a different copy.
Because you didn't proceed with the final redact, the app with just
highlight all occurrences of the word PAINT in this example and that
is all.
It is kind of annoying to use the mouse every time I have to copy text from a PDF in zathura.
I was wondering if it is possible to select and copy text in zathura similar to Vim's visual mode? I did a Google search but couldn't find anything.
I use zathura-pdf-mupdf on manjaro with xfce.
As of Jan '20, the zathura official documentation is being reworked and does not contain anything related to usage.
Looking at the man docs, it seems that zathura does not come with select / copy keybindings that mimic Vim's visual mode. The closest that comes to it is scrolling with h, k, j, l. Here's the full list of mouse and key bindings.
Feel free to open a feature request.
For about 6 months I have had a functional excel spreadsheet that when clicking a button ran a VBA script that created a properly formatted kml file from the lat/long information in the spreadsheet, saved the kml document, and launched Google Earth to view the plotted coordinates.
I successfully used this on June 6th. However, today I am getting this error
"License information for this component not found. You do not have an
appropriate license to use this functionality in the design
environment"
The KML file is still created and saved, but GE will no longer launch.
I have tried this Microsoft fix, but it didn't resolve the problem.
https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/kb/181854/en-us
Below is the part of the VBA that launches Google Earth. The "GEPlugin Type Library" reference is still checked in Microsoft Visual Basic for Applications :
Dim appGoogleEarth As EARTHLib.ApplicationGE
Set appGoogleEarth = New EARTHLib.ApplicationGE
Call appGoogleEarth.OpenKmlFile(OutputFile, 1)
Any help or insight into why this suddenly became a problem and how to fix it is greatly appreciated.
Google Earth Pro don't provide a library like the old version of GE. Then come back to the old version if you want use your XLS spreadsheet.
My goal is to creat a gif from (42) images that I got (screenshots from a graphic after a small rotation).
I managed to find some ways to do it, but each time I must instal some package/component/library (I'm not familiar with those...)
A gif is a succession of images right? Isn't there a easy way to "stick" those image on after an other as a gif? Or there is nothing in visual studio for that (I found somewhere in the project tab ---> add a component ---> image.gif but i can't manage to do anything with it)
I'm in a class that has a labview course, the teacher gave us a PDF with a block diagram picture in which several icons are displayed. One of the icons is unknown to us, we are trying to find it, is it part of labview, or have you seen it before in the function libraries?
Found it here:
Program Files\National Instruments\LabVIEW 2009\vi.lib\sound\lvsound.llb
it was a subvi named Snd Read Waveform.vi