As the title states, is there a way I can print multiple files (excel, pdf, etc..) using autorun.inf when I insert a burned cd? If not, what would be the best way to go about accomplishing something like this?
Thanks.
Have you tried this?
[AutoRun]
OPEN=%windir%\System32\cmd.exe /k dir
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I'm trying to create a quick action workflow on Mac to turn a selection of multiple images into as much separate PDFs (one PDF per image). I also need to retain the filenames of each file.
I'd be glad to get any help I can on this. :)
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I am trying to get PDF tables in excel for further processing in Automation anywhere.I tried it like converting PDF to text and then to excel but it not working as required.
Please suggest if anyone did this.
Thanks all who replied and tried to help.
But, i got the solution as there is bot already for this in botstore of AA and we can use it.
We can use this metabot and logic to perform action.
PFB link for the same:
https://botstore.automationanywhere.com/bot/pdf-to-excel/
I think you can use OCR inbuild tool or PDF read tools and take those data items into the variables. And then try to use keystrokes (or other) to add those variables as text in textfile. As well as add those items to the excel sheet. try it.
is there a way to print a certain page from a PDF document, which was received from Hazel (www.noodlesoft.com) i.e. via AppleScript?
In my case I always want to print just the 1st page of a PDF document.
If yes, would someone be so kind and provide the code for this. I tried it with Automator, but you can not select the page which you want to print.
Thank you.
You could script it using CUPS with something like this :
do shell script "lp -o page-ranges=1 ~/Desktop/printpdf.pdf"
I know how to play wav files in VB.Net and string them together, etc, etc, but my question is does anyone know how to change the formant of the file (a narrative) whilst it's playing. I don't want to achieve anything too drastic, like making it sound like a chipmunk, but it would be nice to be able to change it in semitone graduations.
Thanks for reading
perhaps a command line tool like SoX (http://sox.sourceforge.net)
Just got a 488mb .sql file and i need to view the contents of it, whats the way to go about it? i've tried opening it in a few GUI programs, either they don't see the file, one of the programs asked for an encryption key although none of the others did. Im not the most savvy with SQL so a point in the right direction or a easy way to view it would be greatly appreciated.
a proper .sql file is just text, so any text editor will work.
If its just an .sql file, simply right click it and edit with notepad. Or notepad++ which is better for sql files