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string, which means no extension will be appended to the filename in any case. this optionIs ignored on the Macintosh platform, which does not require extensions to filenames, And the Unix implementation guesses reasonable values for this from the-filetypes option when this is not supplied. -Filetypes filepatternlist If a file types ListBox exists in the file dialog on the participating platform, this option gives the filetypes in this ListBox. Wh

parameter. Windows NT runs according to the option that meets the conditions first. The value range is 0-65535 bytes. The default value is 16 bytes. /Chartime: msec Specify the time when Windows NT collects data before sending data to the communication device. If both/charcoun T: bytes parameter. For Windows NT, it is run according to the option that meets the conditions first. The value range is 0-65535000 milliseconds. The value is 250 milliseconds. /Charwait: sec Set the time Windows NT wait

option that first satisfies the criteria. The allowable range is 0-65535 bytes, and the default value is 16 bytes. /chartime:msec Specifies the time that Windows NT collects data before sending it to a communications device. If you set/charcoun at the same time T:bytes parameter, Windows NT runs under the first option that satisfies the criteria. The allowable range is 0-65535000 milliseconds, and the default The recognition value is 250 milliseconds. /charwait:sec Sets the time Windows NT wait

0-65535 bytes, and the default value is 16 bytes./chartime:msecSpecifies the time that Windows NT collects data before sending it to a communications device. If you set the/charcount:bytes parameter at the same time, Windows NT runs by the option that first satisfies the criteria. The allowable range is 0-65535000 milliseconds, and the default value is 250 milliseconds./charwait:secSets the time Windows NT waits for a communication device to become available. The allowable range is 0-65,535 sec

Strictly speaking, my graduation from college is also paper, isn't it?At the work unit, you have the opportunity to show what you have learned from books into practice. Therefore, I don't think paper is anything terrible. It is terrible that paper has no courage or is stuck in paper and does not strive for practical knowledge. I am a paper's ccna, but to understand some questions, I can't turn over all the books, and I can read books several times on my own. I also read the

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The Jewish people who love reading 2013-02-17Xuefeng reading from Sina blog Original Address:The Jews who love Reading (reprint)Carefree WalkerThe Jews who love Reading (reprint)February 15, 2013Among the world's many nationalities, the Jewish people are a very fond of reading, attaches great importance to the education of the nation. Because of love of reading and learning, like to delve into the problem, whether in Europe and the United States or Israel, the proportion of Jews

On divine nature and human natureA year ago, I am trapped in the spirit of the mire, confusion, pain, anger flow in my blood, let me self-suffering, so, under the guidance of friends I joined a Christian church, at the beginning, everything is good, every member of the church is polite, showing extraordinary education and outstanding talk, but time long, everything changed the taste.The so-called congregation, that is the apostles of God, the will of all to serve God as a refuge, then how to ser

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SUSE Linux Common commands(1) Command ls--list filesLs-la gives a long list of all the files in the current directory, including a "hidden" file that starts with a period LS A * lists all the files in the current directory that begin with the letter a ls-l *.doc gives all files in the current directory that end with. doc(2) command cp--copy filesCP afile Afile.bak Copy the file as a new file Afile.bakCP afile/home/bible/Copy the file Afile from the cu

Linux Common Commands(1) Command ls--list filesLs-l listing the details of a fileLs-la gives a long list of all the files in the current directory, including a "hidden" file that begins with a periodLS A * lists all files in the current directory that begin with the letter ALs-l *.sh gives all files in the current directory ending with. sh(2) command cp--copy filesCP afile Afile.bak Copy the file as a new file Afile.bakCP afile/home/bible/Copy the fil

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