... the PC file. If it can't do that, I'll be very disappointed...and wonder why they bothered to make it portable. Could it be that you are just missing the main thing? One can only sync *one* section in *one* notebook. When installing ON Mobile on the PDA, automatically a new notebook, called "OneNote Mobile", ...

... di uno studioso che si recò nella nuova sede nel 2003: " May 2003 :On my first visit to London, I just missed seeing the Magna Carta and other precious historical, literary, and religious works. They’d been removed from their home in ...’t yet on display at the New British Library. With one thing and another, I missed the NBL on subsequent visits, but was determined to get there this time." Io ...

if she hits Ctrl+6, does she see it? If the button is just missing from the navigation pane, click the little arrow to see options or make the pane wider. -- Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook] Need Help with Common Tasks? http://www.outlook... had any ideas? She is still getting reminders pop up but there is no "tab" to get into the calendar and it just doesnt seem to be there. Thanks

...to the PC file. If it can't do that, I'll be very disappointed...and wonder why they bothered to make it portable. Could it be that you are just missing the main thing? One can only sync *one* section in *one* notebook. When installing ON Mobile on the PDA, automatically a new notebook, called "OneNote Mobile", is ...

...searches, emacs does not seem to recognize that as a newline. the regexp syntax documentation also does not seem to mention any way to refer to a newline. Am I just missing something? You're not. \n is in fact not part of the regexp syntax. It's part of the lisp string syntax. It's the same reason you need to use ...

... is accepted on National Rail. Loads of times I've had to be let through the gate when I've tried to get a train at, say, Platforms 1 - 4 at Charing Cross, just missed it (or found that it's horribly delayed), and then needed to get out to the separate barrier for the next train from platforms 5 and 6. Singapore have the problem as well. ...

> You can, but you should most definitely not. It just makes the text hard to read or edit in anything other than Emacs. Just use \n. That's a good point, I didn't think about that. ...the regexp syntax documentation also does not seem to mention any way to refer to a newline. Am I just missing something? Interactively (e.g. C-M-s), you must use an actual newline character (via C-q j), ...

... Schumacher <n_schumac...@web.de> wrote: You can, but you should most definitely not. It just makes the text hard to read or edit in anything other than Emacs. Just use \n. That's a good point, I didn't think about that. However, whenever I...as a newline. the regexp syntax documentation also does not seem to mention any way to refer to a newline. Am I just missing something? -Thr4wn

...PAYG is accepted on National Rail. Loads of times I've had to be let through the gate when I've tried to get a train at, say, Platforms 1 - 4 at Charing Cross, just missed it (or found that it's horribly delayed), and then needed to get out to the separate barrier for the next train from platforms 5 and 6. (We had a discussion before about...

Adam Sjøgren <asjo@koldfront.dk> wrote: On Tue, 15 Jul 2008 17:27:58 +0200, Ulf wrote: Since the forward function already offers all the functionality needed, I thought, I had just missed something when it comes to attaching messages. But it seems that there's currently really no shortcut for it?! Maybe an itch for you to scratch? maybe, but I'm still undecided if it is really itching strong enough ;) Ulf