Fold Unfold

[Phuong Fulsom]

Ithink it would be even enough (if possible) to use only one hotkey for folding and by using this hotkey multiple times it always folds one header-level more, starting with the smallest header in the note. So you press it once, H6 folds, you press it twice, H5 folds and so on.

the option to fold/unfold only the lists, a default setup for folding status every time I open a link (like always have unfolded H1 and H2 but the rest of headings and lists folded), and also the bug that when you have checklists folded but you check a checkbox from a different list, all checkboxes unfold.

I hope this is not interpreted that I am expecting this to be closed or that I am annoyed my request was merged here. I am just making it clear. I think the moderators do an excellent job on this forum and very much appreciate them!

The Firenvim browser plugin for neovim reminds of an Excel VBA macro that I made that starts when I press Ctrl+Shift+Alt+E. The macro saves the content of the active cell to a text file, starts a text editor with that file and starts polling the modification time of the text file.

This little VBA macro allows me to edit and format large formulas, json objects or various scripts that I often stash inside Excel cells and are very difficult to manage with the limited cell editing native in Excel.

This makes it impossible to fold all, then unfold one class and see the members of the class. If you unfold the class, all its members are unfolded and you are at the starting point, wasting your time scrolling up and down.

Hi All.

I have a dataset of 3328x2560, and 4084x3328 images, and I want to get patches of size 256x256. How can I use fold and unfold, to get patches and then put them back together as the original image?

Thanks for your help!

When I ruin stories for students by unfolding them and pointing out all the wrinkles, I ruin them all equally. They have desires and subject positions which inform the ways they read, and so I try to bring those out to help us situate ourselves, know our biases as we study the Angel in the House archetype and nineteenth-century laws of coverture, and be responsible readers. We spend a lot of time on minor characters, especially people of color in these stories, and try to be fair to unlikeable characters like Mrs. Hall, acknowledging the circumstances that make them who they are.

NEW*** TOMORROW!

LECTURE - Coverlet Weaving Meets Op Art

January 10, 6pm. Lyndon House Arts Center, Fiber Studio

Jessica Smith, Professor of Fibers, Savannah College of Art and Design

Susan Falls, PhD, Professor of Anthropology, Savannah College of Art and Design

Jessica Smith and Susan Falls will be speaking about their upcoming call for artists and exhibition.

"Coverlet weaving has a deep history in American folk practices, contains signifiers of political identity, and has carried both economic and cultural value. Geometric woven coverlets have been used as aesthetically pleasing family heirlooms. In this talk, we will discuss how the patterns created by an overshot woven structure prefigure Op Art, a movement that was derived from the constructivist period of the Bauhaus."

More information - FoldUnfold

Fold Unfold invites skilled makers to weave functional bedding on manually operated looms as part of this installation. Each coverlet should be informed by overshot geometric patterning popular in the South. To undermine traditional signifiers of class and race, makers will use a modernist color scheme of black, white, and gray. This neutrality will draw attention to the hands of individual makers.

The coverlets will be folded and stacked to form two pillars in the Lyndon House Cultural Art Center in Athens, Ga. (which contains both historic and contemporary exhibition spaces). One pillar will stand in the entrance hall of the historic Ware-Lyndon House to connote the role southern women played in the aesthetic narrative of their landscape. The second pillar in the contemporary Lukasiewicz Gallery unites the historic with the contemporary.

To reveal individual creative work, the pillars will be taken down and the coverlets will be unfolded in a public performance. The coverlets will then be restacked at full size to form a minimalist contemporary sculpture. Each coverlet will be professionally photographed and published in a downloadable catalog.

I think if there are no lower level headings (sub-headings to the selected heading) than the one you right-click, then you get only Toggle.

If there are lower level headings then you should get Toggle, Fold All & Unfold All.

If I right-click on Headings at the top I get Fold All or Unfold All. Unfold All here unfolds those separately folded as well.

Click Tools > Options > LibreOffice Writer > View and make sure that the box Show outline-folding buttons is ticked. I think you have ticked only for Writer/Web and not for Writer as I installed 7.5.4.2 and it works fine.

I only noticed with the SVD, I thought I could still remember folding/unfolding AK's and Saiga's, but Star saying he couldn't makes me think twice.

Would need to test more for sure, but something is up.

Ok, so I've been having the same issues as everyone else with my AK-74M and I might've found a solution. So I ended up disassembling my gun and found that when I right-clicked on the base part it still gave me the option to unfold it despite not having any parts on it. After that I was able to put the stock back on without any more issues.

Hope this helps.

* and they are all weapons that do not have sights that wouldn't/ shouldn't interfere* and it only affects weapons kept in stash from before the last update. 3 guns I have been holding onto for special occasions since before last patch seem the only ones affected, new guns do not appear to have this issue.

I dont't believe this is a bug as if you mount a sidemounted rail/scope it would in real life most likely collide with the foldable stock and its locking mechanism. Same with the recoil pad it would most likely make the foldable stock unable to lock in the forward posistion. Only weapon that looks like it has a foldable stock that i'm having trouble folding is the MCX. The others as stated above has worked by removing parts that would interfere with the foldable stocks locking mechanism.

I know it has been a while, but for me what worked was to remove all attachments FROM THE STOCK and then attaching the stock to the gun and then unfold it... as state by @mugetsuFZ, it is like trying to close a door with the lock on the way: you can't close it. Anyway, hope this help someone!

My Z Fold 3 is about 9 months old now, and for the past 2 months I have been having problems when I go to unfold the phone all I get is black screen... it's not all the time, sometimes I might go a week without it happening, then like this week it's almost every time I try to unfold my phone that it doesn't turn on. Some times when I fold the phone back up when the big screen didn't turn on I'll be able to get the small screen to turn on, but most of the time it is gone at that point too and the only way to get it to turn on is a hard restart (volume down + power button for however long it takes for it to turn back on).

I've searched for months trying to find someone having the same issues... there is a You tube video that suggested there is a ribbon that runs from side to side that is becoming unplugged when unfolding the phone... but I'm not sure that makes a ton of sense since it is so intermittent when it works and doesn't work.

The phone is still under warranty, but I have zero faith in dealing with Samsung or U break I fix on warranty claims (last Samsung I had with extended warranty on it they refused to replace a cracked screen... should have learned my lesson and moved away from Samsung but I was too excited by the Z fold 3 big screen... and I do absolutely love this phone until it started acting up...), so wondering if anyone else has had the same issue and found resolution? $1800 phone and it can't even last until the phone is paid off... if I don't get it fixed or replaced it will be the last Samsung product I buy.

Have a 1770NT CCS 16R30 planter that will fold/unfold/etc. perfectly when hooked up to a John Deere 8130. We have switched tractors to a new-to-us Challenger MT675D tractor to plant this spring and now I have all sorts of fold issues trying to unfold. In Transport mode, it will either work fine, command cylinders erratically, or not work at all. Very unpredictable to say the least. Biggest things I notice is when lifting or lowering the transport wheels, the wing wheels will actually travel in opposite direction of the other wing (ex: left wing wheels go up as right wing wheels go down). Other issue is I have to unplug the planter fold box every time when tractor is fully shut down, as the box stays lit and will drain the battery. Since it worked flawlessly on the 8130 just days before I feel it safe to say it's electrical on the tractor. I feel this may have something to do with the 7-pin electrical connector on the Challenger tractor possibly but really not sure. Looking for some experience or advise on what could be causing this issue? Any help is appreciated, thanks!

We love introducing people to Brompton folding bikes in person, but we often ship them to customers who may never have touched one, in places without any local dealer. While folding and unfolding and simple adjustments aren't hard, the first time can be a little daunting, so we worked with Russ & Laura from The Path Less Pedaled to create this instructional video with our newest staff member Amy. We think they all did a great job! For extra added authenticity, Amy had never touched a Brompton herself a few days before the shoot, but she looks like a pro! And so will you. Some people get competitive!

Step 3: Clamp handlebars. Reach down with your left hand and raise the handlebar into position using a sweeping motion. Once the handlebars are in place, spin the clamp closed so that it is finger tight.

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