How Can I Work With search Box in OpenFileDialog?
For example, I want to search files that start with 'Water' By Coding.
I Searched But I Can't Find Any Codes.
I'm not sure if I understood your question correctly. But if you typed in your search word in the search bar and no result occurred, maybe there are just no files which have "Water" in their name.
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Is it possible to make a document with pre-existing bullet points (or blank boxes made to be bulletpoints) into clickable content control check boxes?
Also I’m having difficulty using a find and replace macro to change blank square boxes to content control check boxes in a document I’m using. I don’t know if it has to do with the fact that maybe some of these boxes are amongst different fonts or if the find and replace tool has difficulty picking up symbols but everything I’ve tried hasn’t worked out.
I tried find and replace macros and it didn't work. I also tried regular find and replace and it didn't work
I'm using a WebBrowser-Controll in vb.net for showing pdf-files, simply by doing
WebBrowser1.Navigate(output_filepath & "#view=Fit")
Acrobat Standard X and XI is used as well as IE11.
Now I'm trying to implement a search functionality for searching the pdf-files and, in case the search-term is found, focus on and highlight it. I did not realiy find a good hint. Is there a way? Which one?
Is more information needed?
I'm keen to read your hints...!
EDIT:
I want to search for words in a searchable pdf-file shown in the webbrowser-command.
I am not a programmer, I am a book editor, and need to automate a task. I need to be able to load my entire book into a program to add <p> before every paragraph, and </p> after each one. Currently I have to go through and entire book on notepad and manually do it.
Guido Henkel in his book "Zen of eBook Programming" describes it like this:
Copy your whole book's text into the text editor.
Run a regular expressions search and replace.
Where do I go to do a "regular expression search and replace" in the jEdit program? Does jEdit need to be set up or have plug-ins installed?
The top of the search box says "find" I have the code I am supposed to use; it's just that when I opened the program, I experienced the shock of being in a strange country. Anyone help me out?
I assume you are using jEdit editor http://www.jedit.org . No plugins are needed to just replacing text by regular expressions.
Open the Search And Replace dialog via click Search in the menu bar and select Find...
Turn on Regular Expressions, put .+ to the Search for box, put <p>$0</p> to the Replace with box then press Replace All
Is there a way (in VB.net/VBA) to search for a string in a .doc file without physically opening it?
The question may sound silly but I have code that searches 100's of documents at a time while opening them all up one-by-one (using For Each, FileSystemObjectand oWord.Document.Open(Filename.doc) and it takes ages.
I noticed that when you search for a document using the search box in Windows Explorer, the results are returned having found your search term in the TITLE of the document as well as the the CONTENTS of the document within the search window. The results where the search term was found INSIDE the document appears as a sort of text preview of all the text inside that document.I could be wrong but I read somewhere that all word documents contain some sort of xml file embedded within that contains (among other things) the text from the document itself.
So my question is, if Windows Explorer can do it without having to open a word process, can the same be done in code (VBA or VB.NET)to find a particular word inside a document?
Hope that makes sense,
Thanks.
I have a project where I have to find the letters of my name in a given text file in VB2010 and return those letters using string manipulation techniques as my name into a label control.
I have looked at several youtube videos and looked around the web. Some recommend putting the text file into an array. Some others are just for one specific word (Which my name isn't in the text file as a word). So I really haven't found anything to suit my needs.
I know the code needs to placed in the event load form.
I've only been at VB for 7 weeks, so I am novice.
Any tips or hints are appreciated. If further explanation needed please let me know.
Thanks,
Well, we won't do your homework for you, but here's a HOWTO on reading a text file in VB.NET. It's a good starting point.
How to: Read Text from a File
Look up regular expressions. This should help you with the parsing of the text file.