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Scenario:I have a large file that I want to seperate into many different files based on a common string. I want to run this tool on my Windows machine. The output files should be sent to a different folder.Windows Batch file:On your Windows machine, create a folder. Copy the file that you want to seperate into many files into the folder. Create a new file with a .bat extension (Windows Bacth file).split.bat@echo off setlocal enableextensions enabledelayedexpansionset "file=%1"set "pattern=%2"set /a cnt=1REM GET DATE/TIME TO CREATE NEW DIRfor /f "tokens=2-4 delims=/ " %%a in ('date /t') do (set mydate=%%c-%%a-%%b)for /f "tokens=1-3 delims=/:" %%a in ('echo %time%') do (set mytime=%%a-%%b-%%c)set dir=%mydate%-%mytime%if not exist %dir% mkdir %dir%for /F "tokens=*" %%A in (%file%) do ( set "line=%%A" set "pattern=%pattern%" if "!line:%pattern%=!"=="!line!" ( rem echo .... pattern not found ) else ( set /a cnt+=1 rem echo .... pattern found ) echo %%A >> %dir%/%file%_!cnt!)endlocalKeep in mind, a new directory will be created in the folder. It will have the format yyyy-mm-dd-HH-MM-ss.ss of the date and time of executing split.bat.UsageHow to use the Windows batch file:split.bat Example Input/OutoutInput file: test.txtthis,is,an,exampletesting;1,2,3453245,54352,2465,Command ran:Three output files produced:Output file 1: 2018-05-21-11-06-12.38/test.txt_1 this,is,an,example testing;1,2,3Output file 2: 2018-05-21-11-06-12.38/test.txt_2Output file 3: 2018-05-21-11-06-12.38/test.txt_3

: Integer;var MyHourStr, MyMinStr, MySecStr, MyMSecStr, MyNowStr : String;var SBLength : integer; // Length of the audio soundbyte track in millisecondsvar WaitTime : string; // Formatted string for the variable wait required Announcement := TSongInfo.Create;FileName := 'c:\SpokenTime.mp3';Announcement['xfade'] := '&fie=0&foe=0&xf=0';AMPM := '. A, M'; // Sets AMPM to AM by defaultPlayer1 := ActivePlayer; // Assigns the Active Player as Player1if Player1.Status 0 then // Checks the active player status Begin Player1 := DeckB End;TimeSignal := Cat['TimeSignal'].ChooseSong(smLRP, noRules); // Assign the time signal to the TimeSignal containerActiveVol := Player1.Volume; // Record the current Active Player VolumeAuxVol1 := Player2.GetVolume; // Record the Aux1 Player VolumeAuxVol2 := Player3.GetVolume; // Record the Aux2 Player VolumePAL.WaitForTime('XX:59:55'); // wait for 5 seconds before the hourPAL.LockExecution; // Speed up the Script processingMyTime := Now; // Assigns the current time to MyTimeDecodeTime(MyTime, MyHour, MyMin, MySec, MymSec); //Decodes MyTime into the respective partsAnnouncement['filename'] := FileName; // Assigns the spoken audio file location to a song container propertyif MyHour > 12 then // Converts a 24 hour clock hour to a 12 hour clock hour begin AMPM := '. P, M'; // Sets AMPM to PM if the hour is greater than 12 MyHour := MyHour - 12; // Removes 12 from the hour of the 24-Hour clock end;MyHourStr :=FloatToStr(MyHour); // Converts the result from a DateTime to String format SoundByte := 'It is precisely. '+MyHourStr+' '+AMPM; // Concatenate the sound byte segmentsSpokenPart := URLEncode(SoundByte);WebToFile(FileName,' TimeSignal nil then // Check to ensure the time signal track is ready Begin Player2.QueueSong(TimeSignal); // Queue the audio time signal Player1.Volume := LowVol; // Lower the volume of the Active Player Player2.Volume := SignalVol; // Raise the volume of the Aux Player (with extra gain) Player2.Play; // Play the audio time message PAL.WaitForTime('+00:00:06'); // Wait for 6 seconds to pass before playing the spoken partend;if

To upgrade and downgrade membership directly without canceling current membershipMulti-language allows you to translate client facing info (services titles/descriptions, emails, intake forms, etc)Appointment filtering in the SchedulerEnvironmental fees by service and locationAppointment specific intake formsPrices displayed can be customized by pet breed (pet businesses only)Auto-calculate price for multi-day appointments based on start dates and end dates entered into the appointment modalCustomizable refund reason codesMerchant defined icons for clients, family members, and/or petsNative iOS and Android client booking appsAppointment count by status and resource capacity on SchedulerAccept returns for products without a receipt or products from another locationWaiver expirationSign up or sign in with Facebook or Apple IDLabor ForecastingIntegrated merchant processing in CanadaEmployee intake forms (SOAP Notes)Embedded Widget for only memberships/packages/gift cardsAutomatic check-in upon appointment creationAbility to sell and redeem physical gift cards directly from Ingenico credit card terminalsDisplay client purchases from Shopify on MyTime client profileEmbedded My Account managementAbility to view staff appointment count and resource capacity on schedulerAbility to generate shelf labels with prices from POSClassPass integration for appointmentsBulk re-assign future appointments from one staff member to another or one day to anotherAbility to choose a credit card terminal on POS ticket pagesAbility to set prerequisite services i.e. Service A has to be completed before booking Service BAllow multiple employees to be booked onto a single serviceLine item display on Ingenico terminalsAbility to collect deposits during the online booking process and in-store for appointments and classesScheduling add-ons for separate days within multi-day appointments Ability to set tax ID number by company or locations Google Reserve bookings directly on MyTime with ability to collect paymentsAppointment service statuses AVS (Address Verification Service) check for Card-Not-Present transactionsAbility to apply promo code for gift card, membership and package purchase on the booking widgetAbility to view next available times for a service/staff member from the Scheduler modalAudible feedback when scanning barcodes Ability to specify whether services are delivered in-store or at the client’s locationAbility to calculate service prices based on units.Display waiver terms & conditions on Ingenico terminalsOnline booking interval per employeeReturn to gift card Ability to sign membership waivers during online purchaseADP Wisely Integration

Here's a way to create PDF files in Mac OS 8.5 through 9.x that doesn't require Adobe's commercial software and doesn't have the limitations of the free PrintToPDF driver which doesn't embed fonts, so most text gets converted to Times New Roman.In another thread, CharlesS pointed out that the Desktop Printer Utility included the option to hack it in ResEdit so that you could create a desktop printer that sent output to an application to be processed. I've posted a hacked copy of the utility here, together with a sample AppleScript application to show how it's used: ... r.sit?dl=1To create a desktop printer that writes a PDF to the Mac OS desktop (NOT the host desktop, but the desktop in SheepShaver or Qemu) you will need to do the following.First, download and install MacGhostView32 from Macintosh Garden or elsewhere: make sure that Jon's Commands are installed in the Scripting Additions folder. You can find them in many places, e.g.: create an AppleScript application using the following code, which of course can be improved because I'm a total beginner at this kind of thing. The most intelligent part is the "replaceText" routine which I found online.Code: Select all-- osax: Jon's Commandsproperty SS : ":"property RS : "-"on open theFile tell application "Finder" to set deskFolder to the path to the desktop folder set myDate to day of (current date) as string set myMonth to month of (current date) as string set myYear to year of (current date) as string set myTime to time string of (current date) as string set myTimeText to replaceText(myTime, SS, RS) set dateNameBase to myDate & "-" & myMonth & "-" & myYear & "-" & myTimeText set goAhead to false repeat while goAhead is false try display dialog "Type a filename for this PDF:" default answer dateNameBase set newShortName to text returned of result on error deleteFile theFile --Jon's Commands error number -128 end try if newShortName is "" then deleteFile theFile --Jon's Commands error number -128 end if set oldFile to (deskFolder & newShortName) as string try oldFile as alias display dialog "File exists. Overwrite?" buttons {"Yes", "No"} default button 2 if button returned of result is "Yes" then set goAhead to true on error set goAhead to true end try end repeat if length of newShortName is greater than 27 then set newShortName to (characters 1 thru 27 of newShortName) as string end if renameFile theFile to newShortName set newPDF to (deskFolder & newShortName) as string moveFile theFile to deskFolder --Jon's Commands tell application "macps2pdf" open theFile delay 1 set psBusy to true repeat while psBusy is true set psBusy to fileIsBusy theFile --Jon's Commands delay 1 end repeat quit end tell deleteFile theFile

This PAL Script will play the pips at the top of the hour followed by the spoken hour, e.g. "It is precisely 8 o'clock." You should download the time signal track at the bottom of this document, add it to SAM Broadcaster in its own 'TimeSignal' playlist or category and run the script. The PAL Script is also available to download from the bottom of this page. Note: This script used Google Translate to generate the audio however, Google have changed the way their system works which means there will be no audio. This script remains available as a guide to implementing this type of feature and in case anyone finds a comparable service to replace Google Translate.{************************************************************************************ PAL Script to play the BBC Time Signal (pips) at 5 seconds to the hour through AUX1 and follow up with a spoken announcement of the hour through AUX2 ************************************************************************************}PAL.loop := true; // Loop the script to ensure the time signal is played at every hourvar Player1 : TPlayer; // Declare an instance of TPlayer and assign it DeckAvar Player2 : TPlayer = Aux1; // Declare an instance of TPlayer and assign it Aux1var Player3 : TPlayer = Aux2; // Declare an instance of TPlayer and assign it Aux2var ActiveVol, AuxVol1, AuxVol2 : integer; // Declare containers for the current volume levelsvar TimeSignal : TSongInfo; // Create a container for the time signal trackvar LowVol : integer = 20; // Set the lower volume limit herevar SignalVol : integer = 330; // Set the volume level for the time signal partsvar Announcement : TSongInfo;var FileName : string; // String variable for the soundbyte file location and namevar SoundByte, SpokenPart : string;var AMPM : string; // Adds the AM or PM section to the soundbytevar MyTime : DateTime;var MyHour, MyMin, MySec, MyMSec, MyNow