Create Code 128 Barcodes within Excel I'm trying to create Code 128 Barcodes within Microsoft Excel. I have tried all VBA Makros and Fonts I found on Google, but none give's me a scannable result (usually there are weird characters like ó's mixed in). Does anybody have a working solution?
Create 128 Barcodes within Excel Is there a way to create Barcodes (128 standard) on a Mac, preferably via an add-in?  I need it to create barcodes in Excel sheets (or moreso a friend of mine needs it).   I have tried all VBA macros and fonts I found on Google, but none give me a scannable result (usually there are weird characters like ó's mixed in). Does anybody have a working solution?
Google page title not matching html  tag Inform new users if they can upvote an answer they accepted I surprisingly often stumble upon answers which were accepted but clearly not upvoted by the asker. For example, the answer has not received any upvotes at all or the asker’s vote count is zero. While I acknowledge that , most such cases happen with new users, who have only recently received the privilege to vote and who upvote after a friendly reminder.  Given the anonymity of votes and that I do not check the asker’s profile for every question with an accepted answer I stumbled upon, I assume that there is a huge dark figure for this phenomenon. Also, I naturally most often spot this on my own answers, which makes reminding the asker of their privileges somewhat awkward.  I thus propose that users which accept an answer are reminded by a pop-up that they can upvote it, if:   They haven’t already upvoted it. They have the reputation required for voting. They have cast less than a handful of votes.   I consider the latter criterion to be better than an upper reputation for which the message is displayed, since I know at least one user with several thousand reputation points, who has cast much less upvotes or votes on answers than he has accepted answers on some sites (not that his acceptance rate or general feedback on answers is spectacular). Allow setuid on shell scripts How to validate an email address in PHP "I only teach you" vs. "I teach only you" vs. "I teach you only" I only teach you.   I teach only you.   I teach you only.      I think that all the sentences have same meaning, but my teacher says that they are different from each other.  I think that the expressions are different but their meaning are same.  Can you help me understand the meaning of each sentence? 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Intuitively, if Jon Skeet says that he’ll participate in the Sock Puppet Stack Exchange, that commitment is a better sign that the site will succeed than if we get a commitment from a random Internet user who has never participated in Stack Overflow. Sure, they’re both wonderful people, I’m sure, but Jon Skeet has proven that he likes to participate in Stack Overflow so it’s a good bet that he’ll participate in SockExchange, too. .... we’re going to require a selection of existing users with certain badges and reputation that proves that they’ll participate. For instance (and I’m making these numbers up), we might require that a site get at least 100 commitments from people with the Teacher badge, at least 20 from people with the Enthusiast badge, and at least 50 from people with a reputation of 1000 or more on some of our sites. How does a cell phone charger work? How to find a global minimum for $\frac{1}{2}x^tQx-b^tx$ What happened to the "very low quality" flag reason? Possible Duplicate:          I see a  to receive a "very low quality" flag by me.  It's just a link pointing elsewhere basically saying, "try this." I generally do this for answers I see that are like this and have been successful every time so far.  I save "not a real answer" flag for other cases such as someone asking another question in an answer or "thanks" answers.  I want to flag it as "VLQ" but I don't see that as an option*.  In fact, I don't see it as an option anymore on any site throughout the Stack Exchange network.  * This was not possible before when I initially posted this. Michael's observation on the needed downvote seems to be the reason it didn't show up.  Did it just get phased out as being unnecessary?  Should I be using "NARA" as the flag reason for this case now?  I'm not sure if the "NARA" explanation really covers this case well: (emphasis mine)     This was posted as an answer, but it does not answer the question. 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RUN apt-get install -y tzdata   When I run it, it asks for my input. After I provided my input, it hung there. Does anybody know how to solve this problem?  Step 25/25 : RUN apt-get install -y tzdata  ---&gt; Running in ee47a1beff84 Reading package lists... Building dependency tree... Reading state information... The following NEW packages will be installed:   tzdata 0 upgraded, 1 newly installed, 0 to remove and 0 not upgraded. Need to get 189 kB of archives. After this operation, 3104 kB of additional disk space will be used. 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I used to save everything as a PSD, but recently I have started saving my working files as TIFF's. I use Windows, so I don't know if it's different for Apple users but with a PSD, all I can see is that "PSD" icon. But a TIFF file shows up as a normal image (that I can edit), so I found it really great when I have a lot of working files for one project and could just quickly preview it without opening the program.  That being said, I am no expert in which method is better. And I know a lot of people here are pretty seasoned users in all things Adobe, so I was wondering what your two cent on the whole topic is?   Is there really any difference to saving it as a PSD or TIFF? Is there something I should specifically know about saving my files as a TIFF rather than a PSD? Dr. StrangeNumbers or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love Floating Point Arithmetic Why didn't Sauron find Bilbo when he put on the ring like Frodo? Why do some actors in credits appear as - Character (As Actor) "...programs that each perform..." vs "...programs that each performs...": which is correct?