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I want to simply print out the names of the list elements I have so that I can use them to create new filenames to print
Posted: 09 Dec 2020 14:25
by galtar53
Hi every body, I want to simply print out the names of the list elements I have so that I can use them to create new filenames to print out a dataset.
cordialement
Re: I want to simply print out the names of the list elements I have so that I can use them to create new filenames to p
Posted: 09 Dec 2020 14:44
by highend
What?
Re: I want to simply print out the names of the list elements I have so that I can use them to create new filenames to p
Posted: 09 Dec 2020 15:08
by galtar53
I have a file that I gave a number or name, and this number(or name) has several numbers (or names) in the same field (List), and I want to copy the file into several files that take numbers (or names) in the same field with the previously named number. Thank you
Re: I want to simply print out the names of the list elements I have so that I can use them to create new filenames to p
Posted: 09 Dec 2020 15:21
by galtar53
for exemple
- Capture-before.JPG (8.98 KiB) Viewed 1987 times
;
- Capture-Liste.JPG (15.75 KiB) Viewed 1987 times
;
- Capture-after.JPG (11.94 KiB) Viewed 1987 times
Re: I want to simply print out the names of the list elements I have so that I can use them to create new filenames to p
Posted: 09 Dec 2020 15:52
by highend
Select that 6099.pdf and execute this from the address bar: text extracttext(<curitem>);
Show the output...
Re: I want to simply print out the names of the list elements I have so that I can use them to create new filenames to p
Posted: 01 May 2021 16:59
by galtar53
Hello everyone, I want a script that helps me copy a file in multiple times and rename them according to a list. thank you
Re: I want to simply print out the names of the list elements I have so that I can use them to create new filenames to p
Posted: 02 May 2021 03:10
by RalphM
Please do not double post, you already created a new thread for this question.
In order to get help here, you might want to describe in more detail what you're after.