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Sanora Ngueyn
In my case, I think I would still prefer to start at the top. E.g.: I have different sections in the same note so I write in different places randomly according to my needs. If it starts from the top/bottom, it is easier for us to find the section we are looking by scrolling (if we are in the middle, we might not know if we have to go up or down).
In my tests, in Joplin for Windows 1.0.125, when I open a note it starts with the scroll bar set at the top and the cursor it's placed where I set it with the mouse (despite I edited it in the middle beforehand).
In any case, I just wanted to add this suggestion in case there are more people that could be interested (probably users like me that are new to Joplin and are used to other programs). I can get used to start with the cursor at the bottom.
This would be my preference. I want to start editing where I left off. This should be the default, but this doesn't mean that there can't be a setting that ignores this and starts editing at the bottom/top (depending on the setting).
That's what I thought today when I opened a long note in Joplin for iOS. The scroll bar alway stops after scrolling upwards just a little, and the usual behaviour 'jump to top' isn't implemented when you tap on the first row of the screen (indicating the clock's time in the upper left hand corner).
Thanks for sharing this on the user forum! The other thing is probably not a bug, but a missing feature: If Joplin respected the standard behaviour of Safari and many other iOS apps (jump to the top after tapping on the top of the screen), it would facilitate using the mobile editor a lot. So let's hope it will come some time in the future.
On Android, when a note is selected, it opens the note in view mode showing the beginning (top) of the note allowing the user to scroll down to view more. When the edit button is pressed, the view jumps to the middle of the note. It seems that regardless of where you were in view mode, when you click edit it always jumps to the middle.
My first thought that TestStand might not be fully activated. To check, open NI License Manager (In Windows XP: StartAll ProgramsNational InstrumentsNI License Manager), then expand the + signs for TestStand 4.1.1 untilyou can't expand them anymore. If TS is fully activated, the squaresfor TS will be solid green. If it is not fully activated, it willlikely be half-yellow half-white. If it is not fully activated,right-click and select Activate... The Activation Wizard will appear. Follow its instructions to fully activate TS.
If TS was already fully activated, I have a few questions: Have you ever had any other versions of TestStand installed on thiscomputer? When you said that you downloaded TestStand, from where did youdownload it? Have you been able to open LabVIEW 8.6.1successfully?
Did you do a custom install of teststand or did you use the defaults in the installer? Have you tried repairing the installation or reinstalling? Did you reboot after uninstalling 4.1 before installing 4.1.1 and after installing 4.1.1?
You are running seqedit.exe from the TestStand 4.1.1\bin\seqedit.exe directory correct? One thing you might try is, before running seqedit.exe, try deleting or renaming the configuration files so that they are recreated with the defaults. The cfg directory is located under Documents and Settings\All Users\Application Data\NationalInstruments\TestStand 4.1.1 on XP and ProgramData\National Instruments\TestStand 4.1.1 on Vista. You need to save\keep the toolmenu.ini file or you will lose your toolmenu items, but everything else in that directory will get recreated with the default settings if you delete or rename them (you might want to make a backup copy of the files just incase). After deleting or renaming these files, try starting the sequence editor. Hopefully it will work now.
i am new in programming. i am having problem in opening shiny ui editor and running any template apps. So i was on the github website. i have cloned all the code from there which can be now seen in my visual studios. So whenever i try to run it in my visual studios, it gives me the error "local host : 3000 and website is not reachable". On their website it says to start with it. We need
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I used to edit while I wrote until I realized that most of my writing time was taken up by editing. I ended up spending more time reading old words than producing new ones. Of course, for some authors, this works out perfectly, but for me, it meant that one novel took 2 years to write, as opposed to the 6-12 months that my books take now.
So I changed my writing strategy and decided to read a maximum of 300 words of the previous text before I began adding more words. Using Scrivener software was a revolution to me in this aspect. This piece of software makes it so much easier to see where you are in your manuscript, what the plot is, who your characters are and how it all fits together. You even have all your research on a folder easily accessible on your navigation panel.
One way to decide when to start editing is when your manuscript has reached a certain milestone. You could use the traditional word counts. Roughly these are (definitions vary depending on genre and subject matter):
When, for example, I was writing my latest novel, The Good Officer, I had it planned out so beautifully, that the first edits were really only a matter of getting the military terminology and facts right (although I did take some artistic license on this; apologies to my naval expert).
I hope this post has been helpful to you. Now I need to get on and start my first edit on the next (and sadly last) book in The Englishman series. Yet unnamed, it is turning out to be quite an emotional writing journey.
I'm trying to create some night training missions for myself, and I'm having trouble getting the mission to actually start. I'm getting a, sorry forgot the exact message, it's like, your start time is delayed. I've set the mission to start at 2100 and it is not starting at all.
Hi, Usually the "Your flight is delayed" message is due to another flight on the runway you are trying to spawn in on. make sure the starting position is set for ramp cold start, and the skill to "player" or "client". hope this helps, a track would help
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You can save tracks after exiting the mission with Quit. There's an button saying Save Track at the bottom of the mission debrief screen (with scores, kills, events etc). They'll be saved in your \Saved Games\DCS\Tracks\ folder.
Sometimes you can get the "flight delayed" message if the weather conditions are too poor as well, at least it could happen some time ago. I haven't checked in a recent version of the game but it might help. If you're just starting a mission with good weather, at night, with an aircraft set to "Player (yellow text on the drop down list)", you should be able to start.
Go to the weather page in the mission editor right hand side about two lines down and check your takeoff date and time. the time should match the takeoff time for your mission start. I found if it doesn't match you will get a nice view of your takeoff air base. Your T/O time has to be on the same day you have listed or you get a countdown clock in the upper right corner. At least that is what has been happening to me.
I had copied a function and pasted it in again to change it to a new function. Then editor crashed.
The function was a combination of Reading a Property List Key Value and then Changing a Property List Key Value from official Docs
I duplicated the file that caused the crash and then deleted the original file.
After a restart I can use the Editor again and also could open the copy of the file.
Then copy and pasted everything to a fresh file.Seems to work again.
I've installed the UCCX Editor from my UCCX 10.5(1)SU1 server on a Windows 7 64-bit VM. Th editor just plain fails to start. If I click on the icon in the Start Menu, nothing happens. If I run the .exe from a command box, nothing happens (Apart from being returned to the prompt immediately)
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