In my apache2 error log I’m seeing (include_path=’.:/usr/share/php’). I’ve never seen that as part of a path designator before. I’ve researched path designators and found no answers. What does the .: stand for?
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I have an invoicing workbook where I want to have a macro that prompts the user to select a transaction workbook. I want to then copy the selected file’s single worksheet into the invoicing workbook. The following throws a runtime error 9 subscript out of range at the following line. […]
I installed FreeDos 1.3 on my PC. After installation, I changed monitor to an e-ink which is connected to VGA port with a HDMI to VGA converter. But I do not get any output on e-ink screen. Is there any command that brings up graphics mode and maybe solve the […]
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