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Image and Text Multiple PDF Files Tutorial
For more than a week now, up until the day before yesterday’s Image and Text PDF CSS Colour Blending Tutorial, we’ve had an illogical supposition going. When browsing for image files, we allowed you to select multiple files, and yet … Continue reading →
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Image and Text PDF CSS Colour Blending Tutorial
Around here our … desire not to rock “the apple cart” as far as having “things work” … on behalf of … making things be more aesthetically pleasing … does not compute! We, first and foremost, are interested in software … Continue reading →
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Image and Text PDF Reviewed Standing Order Tutorial
With the same sentiment as yesterday’s Image and Text PDF Undo Tutorial, especially its “all but” scenario thinking for Undo functionality usefulness, we’ve realized there could be great improvements in functionality scope by combining … Standing Order PDF Creation … … Continue reading →
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Image and Text PDF Undo Tutorial
There are lots of reasons “Undo” types of functionalities are good when human user interaction determines the content of the PDFs that get created in our current Image and Text Nodes PDF Creation project. Some are … mistakes “all but” … Continue reading →
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Image and Text PDF Standing Orders Tutorial
Onto yesterday’s Image and Text PDF Multiline Tutorial work we have two functionality improvements … standing order PDF creations click position flagging (just during stage 2) … both of which ask for a lot of setTimeout timer work. As far … Continue reading →
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Image and Text PDF Multiline Tutorial
Onto yesterday’s Image and Text PDF Timesheet Emojis Tutorial‘s progress with our Image and Text Nodes PDF Creator web application, today, we address … multiline entries DATE_ATOM type entry initial offset additional functionality As far as “multiline entries” go we … Continue reading →
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Image and Text PDF Timesheet Emojis Tutorial
Are emojis … text … or … graphics ? We normally think “text”, but today’s scenario, on top of the progress with yesterday’s Image and Text PDF Timesheet Value Sequences Tutorial harkens back to software written before emojis were invented, that … Continue reading →
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Image and Text PDF Timesheet Value Sequences Tutorial
To my mind the biggest bugbears with filling out timesheets are … totally repetitious value repeats date or datetime or time sequencing … but working off the progress up until yesterday’s Image and Text PDF More Toast Tutorial we got … Continue reading →
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