You should use the special function chpwd, which is called when the directory changes. The following checks that standard output is a terminal, then puts the directory in the title bar if the terminal is an xterm or some close relative, or a sun-cmd. chpwd() { [[ -t 1 ]] || return case $TERM in sun-cmd) print -Pn "\e]l%~\e\\" ;; *xterm*|rxvt|(dt|k|E)term) print -Pn "\e]2;%~\a" ;; esac } Change %~ if you want the message to be different.

Yes. We call this feature “[K] Insert.” It allows you to customize your listings to include the search query by simply inserting the character string [K] into your title and/or description. Wherever [K] appears, the search term will appear in lowercase letters in that location. Be careful to use this tool only if it makes sense in your site title and description.

No. Signing up for alumni e-mail forwarding is a separate process from online directory registration. You don't automatically get an alumni e-mail account when you register. You have to activate your account by emailing husky@neu.edu.

stated in the manual, zsh needs to be told about the meta key by using bindkey -me or bindkey -mv in your .zshrc or on the command line. You probably also need to tell the terminal driver to allow the 'meta' bit of the character through; stty pass8 is the usual incantation. Sample .

On the majority of modern UNIX systems, cutting text from one window and pasting it into another should work fine. On a few, however, there are problems due to issues about how the terminal is handled: most programs expect the terminal to be in 'canonical input mode', which means that the program is passed a whole line of input at a time, while for editing the shell needs a single character at a time and must be in 'non-canonical input mode'.

Or 'color xterm', if you're reading this in black and white.) You need to find the sequences which generate the various colours from the manual for your terminal emulator; these are ANSI standard on those I know about which support colour. With a recent (post 3.1.6) distribution of zsh, there is a theme system to handle this for you; even if you don't see that, the installed function 'colors' (meaning 'colours', if you're not reading this in black and white) gives the escape sequences.

Set the form's Text and ControlBox properties. form1.Text = string.Empty; form1.ControlBox = false; Contributed from George Shepherd's Windows Forms FAQ

You can do this with a little trick in the Calendar Header. You need to specify the Header as something like: </table> <table width="100%" background="/images/background.jpg"> <tr><td>Side Bar Content goes here...</td> <td><table> Yes, the table tags don't match up; the calendar generates some that fit together with these. You may need to experiment a bit to get it looking right :-)

So, for example, for a ptStartTag, CurStart points to the opening angle bracket (<) and CurFinal points to the closing angle bracket (>) of your tag. You can use the difference between CurFinal and DocBuffer to show the progress of parsing var DocSize : integer; // Document Size in bytes Progress : integer; // Progress in percent begin XP.LoadFromFile (...); DocSize := StrLen (XP.DocBuffer); while XP.Scan do begin case XP.CurPartType of ... end; Progress := Trunc ((XP.CurFinal - XP.

To reduce battery consumption, most scientific calculators are equipped with an auto power off function. If the keypad is not touched for about 10 minutes the scientific calculator automatically shuts itself off.

How can I display the columns in a query without specifying the column names? <cfquery datasource="#request.DSN#" name="GetRecords"> SELECT * FROM Employees </cfquery> <cfloop list="#GetRecords.ColumnList#" DELIMITERS="," index="column"> #column#<bR> </cfloop>

It's a system-generated User Title to give ranking to your postcount. You will progress through the various levels according to the cumulative number of posts you have made.

Currently the window face has to be unviewed and reviewed to make a change. view/title me: layout [size 300x100

It depends what mode you are in. There are three modes, add, view and edit. By default most screens place you in view mode, this has a pale yellow bar. In add and edit mode the bar changes to pale green. This is to give you a visual representation of what you are doing.

No, this is the name of the Document's Toolbar. Maybe one day Acrobat will support the creation of named toolbars, but right now they all have the same name. Sure. If you take a look in the Acrobat Batch Processing command list you should see an entry there for AcroButtons. You will need to use one command for each button you wish to embed. AcroButtons also adds a batch command for inserting and removing General purpose JavaScripts into and from any of the document level locations.

No. The closest you can get is to make the dialog box’s caption blank by setting the Caption property to an empty string. I recorded some VBA code to print to a file. However, there seems to be no way to supply the filename in my code. No matter what I try, I keep getting the prompt to supply a filename. This was a common problem that was corrected in Excel 2000. In Excel 2000, you can provide a PrToFileName argument for the PrintOut method. Here's an example: ActiveSheet.

The control provides the LineNumberWidth property that specifies the width of the line number bar. By default, the width of the line number bar is 0, and no line number bar is displayed. Use the LineNumberWidth = 0 to hide the line number bar. The LineNumberWidth is available at design time also.

In a JavaScript, you set the self.status property equal to whatever text you want in the status bar. For example, the following script displays a welcome message in the status bar when the page loads: <SCRIPT LANGUAGE="JavaScript"> <!-- self.status = "Welcome to my Web site!" //--> </SCRIPT>

Select One -- Nails-only Salon Full-Service Salon Offering Nails Mobile Salon Home-based Salon Day Spa Hotel/Destination Spa/Salon School Beauty Supply/Distributor Manufacturer Other related to trade Select One -- Salon Owner Salon Manager Nail Technician - Employee Nail Technician - Booth Renter Cosmetologist Esthetician Student School Instructor/Administrator Manufacturer/Distributor Manufacturer's Educator Other

That happens if you have more than one map theme's box checked - say, November, August and March. ArcExplorer draws the themes in order from the bottom of the theme list to the top. You can see only the uppermost map (March) no matter how many below March (November and August) you have checked. Yet, each map has text that is drawn too. So, even though you can see only one of the (several) maps that are drawn, you can see the text that is drawn for each.