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The document commenting function of the platform is useful for those who comment, but cumbersome to use effectively for those on the receiving end and, worse, confusing when sharing links. For instance, when one shares a link to a Word document with the intention for others to download its latest version, they sometimes think they should be using the online commenting function. As the receiver of these documents, I can't really use those comments effectively, and the best (or least-worst) approach is to have two windows open: one with the online comments, and another with the "actual" document in Word. I have to scroll down to each comment, find each and then respond to them in the Word document itself.

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Just commenting to support the comment at the start of this thread. Sharing Word docs via Dropbox with collaborators often leads to them using the Dropbox commenting function. A huge disadvantage of this is that these comments are only visible (I think) on Dropbox.com, but not when working with the actual word document in Word (it's separate layers of comments, not within Word). This is rather cumbersome for addressing the comments - any change to integrate the two systems, or at minimum to be able to download a PDF version of the doc incl. the comments would be helpful.

Thanks Rogaa. You're kind to try and help, but in case you meant to reply to me (not the previous post) you misunderstood my question. The issue is that comments made on Dropbox.com on a word document - when not commenting within MS Word - can apparently not be integrated back into Word for future work/editing, but comments remain only visible on Dropbox.com. This is because Dropbox allows users to add comments to documents on Dropbox.com in a framework that is outside the Microsoft Word environment.

I would like to download my form in ODK build to a word document to make a
"hard copy" for reference and to put in data collect notes. Is this
possible? I haven't been able to figure out how or find anyone even asking
about it.
Thank you!
Cheers,
Jennifer

I'm not sure if this is what you had in mind, but if you export an .xml
file from build, you can use the codebook tool to generate a .pdf that you
could annotate:
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release-codebook-generator-for-odk/

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I'm using Selenium to do some webscraping and I now want to find all elements on which the user can click and which contain the word "download" (in any capitalization) in either the link text, the button text, the element id, the element class or the href. This can include both links, buttons or any other element.

Does anybody know how I can get all elements on which the user can click and which contain the word "download" in either the link text, the button text, the element id, the element class or the href? All tips are welcome!

This Xpath 1.0 expression selects: all elements that have an id or class or href attribute or text-node child, whose string value contains the string "download: in any capitalization.

Since you need a case-insensitive match and the XPath 1.0 does not support it - you'll have to use translate() function. Plus, since you need a wildcard match - you need to use contains(). And, since you also want to check the id, class and href attributes, as well as a text:

Here we are basically constructing the expression via string formatting and concatenation, making a case insensitive checks for text(), class, id and href attributes and joining the conditions with or.

If you still want more generalization of xpath and do not want to use that translate function, you can use itertools.product and generate all variant of the string download as node text-attribute as below.

Well, I don't know selenium very well, but I can suggest a solution, that will work. You can use regular expressions to parse entire page source first. For example, if you need just elements with attributes, containing 'download' substring, use this regexp:

When using Selenium and finding web elements its better to always search first for "ID" or "Class Name" since its more reliable and easier than using XPath, usually XPath is only used when you cant find your element using the first 2 methods mentioned.

I have a strange issue with a custom GPT. If I request a word document and download link an error is indicated. If I pivot to a standard chat it works. Not pointing fingers but maybe there is a throttle on certain features for custom GPTs?

Students can install Microsoft Office on a total of up to 5 personal computers and 10 mobile devices (including tablets and iPads). To download your free copy today, visit and log-in with your FIU username and password.

In secondary schools, some students prefer printed assessments. In fact, it's an accommodation for some. And sometimes Canvas or the school Wi-Fi is down, so the students aren't able to access assessments online. For these reasons, and also to save assessments if I ever lose access to Canvas, it would be nice to be able to download quizzes in PDF or Word format. I don't see an option for that currently. Copying and pasting the whole thing into Word takes FOREVER because you have to change all the formatting to get it to fit into a reasonable number of pages. ExamView had this option, and it was very useful.

That isn't good enough. The PDF version saves entire pages as an image file. We need to download as a word document for translation. Canvas new quizzes, for reasons unknown, do not translate or have no translation function in new quizzes.

Both of these are good suggestions, but both violate the technology policy of my district. So they won't work for me. And likely this is true for others as well. Which is why we need a function inside Canvas to do this.

@JarredValls - Well I guess that policy makes sense to protect the school system computer network from all the attack vectors out there. The IT department does not want to have to deal with any possible attack caused by a malicious add on that a teacher uses.

I am downloading a pdf article from Newsela website. I download the pdf and open it in Acrobat reader DC. When I convert to a word document, it gives me a download failure. In the past, I have been able to convert these pdf files from this website many times. However, it is happening today. I tried a different pdf file and it is doing the same thing

I moved your post over from the poorly named "Using the Community" forum, which is for getting help using this forum system, to a better forum.


I hope this helps. Best of luck to you.

I have been using this software for close to 10 years and since yesterday I have also experienced the download failure error. IT would appear that the issue is not isolated to just one user. Can you have someone investigate on the Adobe end? Thank you. Joel

I have used Adobe Acrobat and exported the same files PDF to Excell for years now and since 2 days ago I can not convert. Getting Error. My account is current/paid - no problems there. I can perform this export by going online and dropping the file there but why I can not do this with the problem? Also, I have checked for updates and there is no newer version then what I have. Please advise.

Adobe is telling me mine suddenly stopped working today because I have 2 conflicting subscriptions, I have had 2 subscriptions for a while now, and they told me yours stopped too because you have 2 subscriptions. Curious, do you have 2 subscriptions with adobe?

Support (the 3rd rep!) told me to do this and it resolved the issue: If you are getting the error in the free desktop version of Adobe Reader, then sign out and sign back in once in Adobe Reader with your current Adobe ID and password. Then check for any pending updates from Help menu>Check for updates. Then try converting the PDF file.

GloVe is an unsupervised learning algorithm for obtaining vector representations for words. Training is performed on aggregated global word-word co-occurrence statistics from a corpus, and the resulting representations showcase interesting linear substructures of the word vector space.

The similarity metrics used for nearest neighbor evaluations produce a single scalar that quantifies the relatedness of two words. This simplicity can be problematic since two given words almost always exhibit more intricate relationships than can be captured by a single number. For example, man may be regarded as similar to woman in that both words describe human beings; on the other hand, the two words are often considered opposites since they highlight a primary axis along which humans differ from one another.

In order to capture in a quantitative way the nuance necessary to distinguish man from woman, it is necessary for a model to associate more than a single number to the word pair. A natural and simple candidate for an enlarged set of discriminative numbers is the vector difference between the two word vectors. GloVe is designed in order that such vector differences capture as much as possible the meaning specified by the juxtaposition of two words.

The underlying concept that distinguishes man from woman, i.e. sex or gender, may be equivalently specified by various other word pairs, such as king and queen or brother and sister. To state this observation mathematically, we might expect that the vector differences man - woman, king - queen, and brother - sister might all be roughly equal. This property and other interesting patterns can be observed in the above set of visualizations.

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