I am using overleaf to write a report and currently I would like to add a PDF file to my appendix. I would like it if there was a text saying: Figure 1: blablabla below the file and if I could label it as (because it is referenced in my report).
I have tried:
\includepdf[pages=-,scale=1,pagecommand={\captionof{blablabla}\label{pdf:myFile}},linktodoc=false]{myFile.pdf}
Any ideas on how I could do?
Thank you very much!
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I have this xml structure in my dotx file:
I need to access that picture in VBA Word API by its name.
I can do following:
$Picture = $ActiveDocument.Shapes(1)
Write-Host $Picture.Name #Will return "Image"
But this only returns the first file name "Image". Is there a way to get the inside file name "File Name.gif"?
I found similar problem here, but without answer.
Thanks for any help
I would like to change name of Powerpoint files.
I have my ppt file name like : 1.pptx, 2.pptx inside a folder.
I would like to change this name with a corporate title.
How can I proceed to change the name of Powerpoint files in VBA ?
Thanks a lot.
Renaming a file in vba is done with the Name statement
Name "old.pptx" As "new.pptx"
Note that this would fail if you are trying to rename an open document or if your code doesn't have the right permissions
I have created a text file named 'Notes' in the resources of my project and want to load/save the text of a RichTextBox to it. I tried using MyProject.My.Resources.Notes in the path. It doesn't show any error in the code window but when I run it, it shows an error.
Here's what I'm using to load the text:
RichTextBox1.Text = System.IO.File.ReadAllText(MyProject.My.Resources.Notes)
Here's what I'm using for saving it:
System.IO.File.WriteAllText(MyProject.My.Resources.Notes, RichTextBox1.Text)
This is not a duplicate. I did not get an answer from the other question
Why don't you use a regular file which always works fine or a database?
Edit: maybe this helps?
www.dondraper.com/2011/01/easily-save-and-retrieve-application-and-user-settings-in-vb-net-or-c-apps/
I've been trying for two days to figure out this problem.
I have created an Excel search engine to search through a database of hyperlinks in the same worksheet. I want the results to display working hyperlinks, but right now it just displays the text. When the hyperlink is clicked, I get an error message - "Cannot open the specified file."
Can someone please help me. I've tried multiple codes including the following:
=HYPERLINK("#"&VLOOKUP(D5,A2:C91,3,FALSE),""""))) to no avail.
I can also email the spreadsheet if a email is provided. Thank you!
A hyperlink cannot start with the # sign. If the link is to a file, then you need to start with the file path, like shown in the Excel help
=HYPERLINK("D:\FINANCE\1stqtr.xlsx", H10)
If the link goes to another sheet in the same file, use
=HYPERLINK("[Budget.xlsx]E56", E56)
The Vlookup will need to return the correct file path or a valid URL, including the "http://"
I am using itext to create a pdf. As a final result i am downloading a zip file.After extracting it i am having directory structure as follows:-
main dir
|
|_ evidence_dir/abc.pdf
|
|_xyz.pdf
i am using this code to create the link in pdf
chunk = new Chunk( "Link" ).setAction(PdfAction.gotoRemotePage("evidence_dir/abc.pdf", "6", false, true ));
this code is for file xyz.pdf. I am getting the link create but when clicking on the link current pdf getting closed and then nothing happened.
Can anybody please help me.
Thanks,
Manish
I've create a small standalone example that shows how to create a RemoteGoto in a PDF using iText. You can download the ZIP with the resulting PDFs here. It works for me, can you check if it works for you?
Several things aren't clear from your question.
Is "6" present as a named destination in your abc.pdf? (I created an abc.pdf file with a destination named "dest")
Is "6" a named destination defined by a PDF string? (cf. your false parameter)
Are you aware of the limitations of opening a new PDF viewer window? (cf. your true parameter)
Update:
In your comment, you say that "6" should be a number, but in your code, you use a string. It's normal that that doesn't work, strings aren't numbers. Please take a look at the RemoteGoToPage example to see how it's done.
Update 2
In one of the comments, I'm asked if you can link to a specific word in an existing PDF from an HTML-link. That's a completely different question. You can do this using Open Parameters. On page 7 of this spec, you can find more info about the search parameter:
Opens the Search UI and performs a search for the specified word list
in the document. Matching words are highlighted in the document.