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chaging owners by a scirpt .
This is really a question for a the UNIX Scripting forum, but it loks like you have one to many loops. Assuming that the home location never changes (/usr/users/) try the following <code> for user_name in `cat owners|awk ' {print $1}'`; do chown -R $e:datau /usr/users/$i done </code>... -
Indenting paragraphs in table cells
Hi, Try using ctrl + TAB that should work- Dave1367
- Post #2
- Forum: Microsoft: Office
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Help on counting Dates
Hi, There are a couple of different ways that you can do this, depending on what type of result you are expecting. If you wanted to know the different dates in the date Opened column (I assume you meant a column/field which is in a table), you could use the following query (I tend to use the...- Dave1367
- Post #2
- Forum: Microsoft: Access Queries and JET SQL
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Removing paragraph marks
When you do a searach or replace there should be a "More" button. If you click on that the window will reveal more options. If you click on the "Special" button it will list the different characters you can search for. cheers Dave- Dave1367
- Post #4
- Forum: Microsoft: Office
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Removing paragraph marks
Yep, Do a search and replace (Ctrl H) and search for ^p and replace with nothing. hope that's what you are looking for Dave- Dave1367
- Post #2
- Forum: Microsoft: Office
