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Tag Archives: LibreOffice
Curriculum Vitae Speech to Text LibreOffice Tutorial
With the recent Speech to Text LibreOffice Template Tutorial we opined … We still have a “dream” in this line of thinking to develop a user friendly enough form filling (web application) aid. Are we there yet? We’re getting there. … Continue reading →
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Speech to Text LibreOffice Template Tutorial
If you like interpretive computer languages, or “substitutional” type thinking, you would gravitate towards templates. Templates in Word Processing circles, in LibreOffice circles to be precise, which are the circles apt to today’s work, are designed to contain a lot … Continue reading →
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Tagged API, array, artificial intelligence, boolean, categorization, ESL, eval, form, game, games, Google, Google Translate, hangman, hear, hierarchy, HTML, Javascript, LibreOffice, microphone, overlay, parameter, parameterize, PHP, phrase, phrases, post, programming, pronounciation, speech to text, spelling, survey, template, Text to Speech, translate, tutorial, vocabulary, word process
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LibreOffice Signed PDF Assignment Primer Tutorial
The “means to an end” are what gives you an end result, and in Information Technology there are, so very often, more than one way to achieve a result. Please be skeptical of people who tell you there is only … Continue reading →
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Tagged assignment, document, document fidelity, document processing, export, LibreOffice, Microsoft Word, PDF, save, signature, tutorial
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Dams in the United States Timeline Tutorial
Yesterday’s Dams in the United States Debugging Tutorial was all about the “data” again, finding new ways of filtering and reporting on DATA.GOV Major Dams of the United States – Direct Download data and information regarding “Dams in the United … Continue reading →
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Tagged bookmarklet, cross-browser, dam, data, data feed, data.gov, debug, debugging, delimiter, DOM, download, dropdown, eLearning API, error, error handling, filter, filtering, geodata, geographicals, Google, HTML, IFRAME, Javascipt, LibreOffice, list, map chart, memory, programming, regex, timeline, tutorial, Tutorials, video, web inspector, YouTube API
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Dams in the United States Filtering Tutorial
Am sure there are a lot of people who’d agree with the statement … The Internet contains most of the information I need, but I need ways to filter it. If you have a web application with lots of data, … Continue reading →
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Tagged bookmarklet, cross-browser, dam, data, data feed, data.gov, debug, debugging, delimiter, DOM, download, dropdown, eLearning API, error, error handling, filter, filtering, geodata, geographicals, Google, HTML, IFRAME, Javascipt, LibreOffice, list, map chart, memory, programming, regex, tutorial, Tutorials, web inspector
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Dams in the United States Debugging Tutorial
Sometimes you come across an error that is a bit of a dead end regarding access because the error comes from within the “bowels” of some API, perhaps. So it was with us recently, on our current (web application) project … Continue reading →
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Tagged API, bookmarklet, cross-browser, dam, data feed, data.gov, debug, debugging, delimiter, DOM, download, dropdown, error, error handling, geodata, geographicals, Google, HTML, IFRAME, Javascipt, LibreOffice, list, map chart, memory, programming, regex, tutorial, web inspector
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Dams in the United States Memory Tutorial
If you develop web applications on a laptop, and am categorizing the MacBook Pro (Mac OS X) in that category, you can get away with sloppier memory considerations. Combine that with a lot of public sourced data in the first … Continue reading →
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Tagged cross-browser, dam, data feed, data.gov, debug, debugging, DOM, download, dropdown, geodata, geographicals, Google, HTML, IFRAME, Javascipt, LibreOffice, list, map chart, memory, programming, tutorial, web inspector
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Dams in the United States Lists Tutorial
We started out on a new geospatial web application with Dams in the United States Primer Tutorial yesterday, in which we set up the initial handling of the free public data source into Google Charts Map Charts. Along the way, … Continue reading →
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