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For those interested, it also seems to work on 64bit Win7 with Calibre 3.48 (latest for Win7) installed. Mike In the 60's, people took LSD to make the world weird.? Now the world is weird, and

I just got it, I'm a calibre newbe, are there certain settings needed for this? I set the thing for Amazon, but does that matter? In terms of the downloader? It might since for me it does not

i have testet the new downloader IT WORKS, THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU Am 19.08.2022 um 00:12 schrieb Karen Lewellen:

Hi all, sharing this new information from Rai, for those who can help him with testing. Kare ---------- Forwarded message ---------- Date: Thu, 18 Aug 2022 21:00:12 +0200 From: Raimond Eisele

you can say "Lumos" to turn your IOS or Android cellphones flashlight on and say "Nox" to turn it off... Yeah I used that to my advantage to thoroughly freak out my adoptive sisters grandkids who are

It works on android by saying lumos but not now... half way is a start

Not a windows user here, but running the file in an editor sounds like a fine idea.

I haven't done much with Windows in a long time, but there's a utility program that came with my Mac and Linux systems called 'strings'. You pass it a filename, and it will display any printable

you could open it up in an hex editor (https://hexed.it/ is a online browser-based one) and do a text search for the command name.? You may be able to find the key combination that activates that

just transfers, from the machine that does the OCR.

I explained what the program does, takes scanned contents and places it directly into a word process. called openport tellexx trading company from Michigan wrote the program. YouTube is not my idea

Does it do the OCR or just transfers from the scan to the word processor? ========== "My doctor says that I have a malformed public-duty gland and a natural deficiency in moral fibre, and that I am

Now I'm curious. What's the program, and what does it do? I kmow there's a lot of early computer history archeologists on YouTube - likely one of tgem might have access to the information you need,

Actually I searched google before asking here. the program, which I have owned since 1995, may have been an in-house proprietary creation, as I was working with xerox at the time...leading me to my

Generally? Google it if it's not a homebuilt app. name of program manual. .com files are binary executables, and you'd need something to decompile it if you wanted to poke around in its code.

Given some of the brilliance on this list, I thought I might ask a creative question, or for someone with the skills. I have a utility I use when doing research that shifts scanned information from

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Can’t help but think of Alyx https://www.dropbox.com/s/peejxm4v94la1j8/IMG_0141.JPG?dl=0 Sent from my iPad — blame speech to text for any errors

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the owner has deleted the original file, does anybody have an offline version of the file? if so, would it be possible to send me the file?