That is called the "menu bar".
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The header, or head section, probably. Other than that, it's just "the first line" as far as I know.
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Different operating systems track different events for files. Most OSes these days will at least record the time a file was modified and last accessed; others will also record the creation time. The exact method of accessing this information varies from OS to OS, but the extended file properties will generally list these dates. MS Windows: * Right click file and choose "Properties", or * Select file and hit "alt-enter", or * from within Windows Explorer, select file, then File->Properties OS X Finder: * Select the file, File->Get Info, or * Select the file, hit cmd-i, or * ctrl-click file and choose "Get Info" MS Windows command line: * `dir /t c %filename%`: list creation date * `dir /t w %filename%`: list modification date * `dir /t a %filename%`: list last access date MS PowerShell: * `(Get-Item $filename).CreationTime`, or * `Get-Item $filename | Select-Object CreationTime` OS X command line (with developer tools installed): * `GetFileInfo $filename` * `GetFileInfo $filename -d`: print just creation date * `GetFileInfo $filename -m`: print just modification date *nix command line: * `ls -l`: list modification date * `ls -lu`: list last access date
Click on the un-group button (broken link icon) from the ribbon menu in the Time-line view of Magix Movie Edit Pro 16. The 'group' and 'un-group' feature can be accessed once a file on the time-line has been clicked.
If you are in visual mode, typing the command: line-numberG will get you to that exact line. For example, if I wanted to edit line 456 in a file, I would type: 456G to get to that line.
A group of people walking in a straight line, one behind the other, is to walk in single file.
The easiest way to set the default page (by directory) for your 'home page' is to edit the file (or add one if it is not already there) .htaccess -> this file name begins with a period Add this line to the top of the file and then save it. ---- DirectoryIndex filename.html
Edit the sshd_config file. There is a line that looks like Port 22 Change it to whatever you want. Then restart the daemon. Note: You probably don't have permission to edit this file so you will have to sudo in. sudo emacs /etc/sshd_config
There is no system header called share.h, but if there were, it would be: #include <share.h>
The horizontal menu-line on the top of the screen: File Edit ... Help
It isn't exactly a Windows program, but the Microsoft utility that's used to edit file attributes is ATTRIB.EXE. It's run at the command line. For it's arguments type attrib /? at the command line or visit the related link below.
edit your autorun.inf file, add the line open=C:\windows\explorer.exe good luck Kevin
The first line in an STL file is a line that is in relation to the file formatting of an STL file. STL files are based on the stereolithoscopy system.
Edit the ports.conf file and change the line listen 80 to listen 81 which is, all in all, remarkably straightforward.
Basicly its like this:- Inside the program you choose to use (movie maker or premiere etc, you add the video media file into the job batch then drag it onto the time line on video1 line, then add the audio file onto audio line 1 and edit and merge accordingly. then finally you export in the desired format you require -Cheers