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| Thanks for the heads up. Will do. So many formats, so little time. |
| A pure function as the argument to Popup menu. Never would have thought of that. Thanks! Gregory |
| Much obliged, Henrik. I will add this to my growing bag of tips! Gregory |
| Thanks yet again, Hans. It didn't clean up all of the corrupted lists, but it sure helped. Regards, Gregory |
| Thanks David, Looks promising. I'll give it a whirl. Regards, Gregory |
| Hi Jesse, Thanks for the tip! I'm going to give this a whirl. It will be a good opportunity for me to learn about shell processes. Regards, Gregory |
| Hi Hans, Thanks for the tip. Works like a charm! I also later discovered that CellPrint[Cell["", "PageBreak"]] works too when you want the breaks inserted into the same notebook in which you are working. Regards, Gregory |
| Hi Bill, Thanks for responding. I guess that might work if I could pull it off programmatically. The pdf booklets I need to create will have a couple hundred tables each. Gregory |
| Hi Bill and I van, Thanks for your tips. Both work. I came up with something similar to yours, I van, First[StringCases[myString, WordCharacter .. ~~ (WordCharacter | Whitespace) .. ~~ WordCharacter] The only extra thing that StringCases... |
| Hi Sean, Thank you for responding. Not sure how to check whether a download succeeds. I could rig something with FileExistsQ, but I suspect there is a slicker way by checking the status of an url function such as URLSaveAsynchronous with its... |