Speech Recognition in the Browser

DirectConnect not working on N-Central

Clear the contents of the following folders in your machine and try to
connect again:

•Windows 8: C:\Users\*user*\AppData\Local\Temp\Low\ntr

•Other possible locations on Windows 8:•C:\Users\{USERNAME}\AppData(hidden
folder)\LocalLow\ntr
•C:\Users\{USERNAME}\AppData(hidden folder)\Local\Temp\Low\ntr\
•C:\Users\{USERNAME}\AppData(hidden folder)\Local\Temp\ntr\
•C:\Users\{USERNAME}\AppData(hidden folder)\Local\ntr\
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Create Google Tasks by sending email to Google GMail

*Goals:*

– Send email to a specified address – in this case to Gmail address
named yourgmail+task@gmail.com. (If Gmail ID is ittichai, the email
address to send to will be ittichai+task@gmail.com.) Read more about the
hidden feature with Gmail –

http://ift.tt/GIyuhr

– Script will parse that email based on a Gmail label assigned by
filter, and grab the email’s subject to create a new Google task.

*Instructions:*

– Create two new Gmail labels – *newtask* and *newtaskdone*.

[image: create_new_label1.jpg] [image: create_new_label2.jpg]

– Create a Gmail filter to apply “newtask” label to all incoming
yourgmail+task@gmail.com.

[image: filter1.jpg] [image: filter2.jpg]

– Create a new Google Sheet. Enter *Processed tasks* in cell A1. It will
be used to display how many tasks have been processed. Start the *Script
Editor* from Tools menu.

[image: GDoc_Script.jpg]

– Create a new blank project.

[image: create_blank_proj.jpg]

– Copy and paste the whole script here. Note below will walk through the
codes.

// Original Source:

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// —————————————————–
// Globals, constants
// —————————————————–
TASKLIST = “Ittichai’s list”;
LABEL_PENDING = “newtask”;
LABEL_DONE = “newtaskdone”;

// —————————————————–
// getTasklistId_(tasklistName)
// Returns the id of the tasklist specified
// Oddly, we should be able to use:
// Tasks.Tasklists.get(tasklistName)
// but it always gives an error “Invalid Value”.
// —————————————————–
function getTasklistId_(tasklistName) {
var tasklistsList = Tasks.Tasklists.list();
var taskLists = tasklistsList.getItems();
for (tl in taskLists) {
var title = taskLists[tl].getTitle();
if (title == tasklistName) {
return taskLists[tl].getId();
}
}
}

// —————————————————–
// processPending(sheet)
// Process any pending emails and then move them to done
// —————————————————–
function processPending_(sheet) {

var label_pending = GmailApp.getUserLabelByName(LABEL_PENDING);
var label_done = GmailApp.getUserLabelByName(LABEL_DONE);

// The threads currently assigned to the ‘pending’ label
var threads = label_pending.getThreads();

// Process each one in turn, assuming there’s only a single
// message in each thread
for (var t in threads) {
var thread = threads[t];

// Grab the task data
// This email’s subject will be task’s title.
var taskTitle = thread.getFirstMessageSubject();

// This email’s body will be task’s body. Most email message
now is HTML-based.
// It is desirable to remove all HTML tags so that only actual
content will be populated.
// Use a custom function getTextFromHtml to strip out all HTML tags.
// In addition, the string size will be limited to 3000
characters in case an email is very long.
var taskNote =
getTextFromHtml((thread.getMessages()[0]).getBody()).substring(0,3000);

// Insert the task
//addTask_(taskTitle, TASKLIST);
addTask_(taskTitle, taskNote, TASKLIST);

// [Optional] Send email for every new task
//MailApp.sendEmail(‘ittichai@gmail.com’, taskTitle, taskNote);

// Set to ‘done’ by exchanging labels
thread.removeLabel(label_pending);
thread.addLabel(label_done);
}

// Increment the processed tasks count
var processedRange = sheet.getRange(“B1″);
processedRange.setValue(processedRange.getValue() + threads.length)
}

// —————————————————–
// addTask_(title, taskListId)
// Create new task and insert into given tasklist
// —————————————————–
function addTask_(title, message, tasklistId) {
//var newTask = Tasks.newTask().setTitle(title);
var newTask = Tasks.newTask();
newTask.setTitle(title);
newTask.setNotes(message);
Tasks.Tasks.insert(newTask, getTasklistId_(tasklistId));
}

// —————————————————–
// main()
// Starter function; to be scheduled regularly
// —————————————————–
function main_taskconverter() {

// Get the active spreadsheet and make sure the first
// sheet is the active one
var ss = SpreadsheetApp.getActiveSpreadsheet();
var sh = ss.setActiveSheet(ss.getSheets()[0]);

// Process the pending task emails
processPending_(sh);

}

// Strip out all HTML tags.
// Source: http://ift.tt/1QvmXrI
function getTextFromHtml(html) {
return getTextFromNode(Xml.parse(html, true).getElement());
}

function getTextFromNode(x) {
switch(x.toString()) {
case ‘XmlText': return x.toXmlString();
case ‘XmlElement': return x.getNodes().map(getTextFromNode).join(”);
default: return ”;
}
}

– Make sure that the name of the task list in TASKLIST variable is
changed to your primary task list name.

TASKLIST = “Ittichai’s list”;
LABEL_PENDING = “newtask”;
LABEL_DONE = “newtaskdone”;

– Integrate the script with Google API.

Pay attention to the *Integrate the script with Google API* in the *Script
Code* section especially if this is your first time coding this. You will
have to enable Google API service to allow access the Task API –

http://ift.tt/1Qvn0n9.

If not doing so, you will receive an error message saying “Tasks – not
defined” when running the script.

[image: g_api1.jpg] [image: g_api2.jpg]

– Confirm whether or not it is working by forwarding the email to
yourgmail+task@gmail.com, then manually running the script.

[image: run_gtask.jpg]

– If it works, you can now schedule to run this script via the
time-driven even trigger.

[image: schedul1.jpg] [image: schedule2.jpg]

*END*

*Notes*

Here is just a quick walk through explaining what I’ve done differently
from the original codes.

– Add the email’s body in addition to email’s subject.

// Grab the task data
// This email’s subject will be task’s title.
var taskTitle = thread.getFirstMessageSubject();

// This email’s body will be task’s body. Most email message
now is HTML-based.
// It is desirable to remove all HTML tags so that only actual
content will be populated.
// Use a custom function getTextFromHtml to strip out all HTML tags.
// In addition, the string size will be limited to 3000
characters in case an email is very long.
var taskNote =
getTextFromHtml((thread.getMessages()[0]).getBody()).substring(0,3000);

– Most email message now is HTML-based. Without stripping out the HTML
tags, the task’s note will be populated with many useless tags. I use
functions mentioned on this web site

http://ift.tt/1QvmXrI

to
get only text message. Basically, add these two functions in the script.

function getTextFromHtml(html) {
return getTextFromNode(Xml.parse(html, true).getElement());
}

function getTextFromNode(x) {
switch(x.toString()) {
case ‘XmlText': return x.toXmlString();
case ‘XmlElement': return x.getNodes().map(getTextFromNode).join(”);
default: return ”;
}
}

– Add new parameter of task’s note to addTask_

// Insert the task
//addTask_(taskTitle, TASKLIST);
addTask_(taskTitle, taskNote, TASKLIST);

– Update the addTask_ to include setNotes

Thanks Bernard Goldberger (http://ift.tt/1MyyyQe)
for updating script to fix some recent setNotes issue by separating
setTitle and setNotes into separate lines.

function addTask_(title, message, tasklistId) {
//var newTask = Tasks.newTask().setTitle(title);
//var newTask =
Tasks.newTask().setTitle(title).setNotes(message); // 2013-06
.setTitle concatenated with.setNotes Failed
var newTask = Tasks.newTask();
newTask.setTitle(title);
newTask.setNotes(message);
Tasks.Tasks.insert(newTask, getTasklistId_(tasklistId));
}

– Optionally, an email can be sent out for every new task.

// [Optional] Send email for every new task
MailApp.sendEmail(‘ittichai@gmail.com’, taskTitle, taskNote);

Reference:

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How to change the Axigen Admin Password

n order to change the Axigen administration password, the following command
can be used:
Code:

/opt/axigen/bin/axigen -A your_new_password

After this, the service should be restarted for the change to take effect:
Code:

/etc/init.d/axigen restart

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IMAP doesn’t exist. PHP must be compiled with IMAP enabled.

First off this is not an eventum problem. This is an apache/php problem.
If you ran “apt-get install php5-imap” then you installed and enabled imap.
You need to make sure that you restart Apache afterwards. The install
script enables php5’s imap when you ran it.
To be honest there are so many places where this could reside (based on
flavor) in Linux that I couldn’t begin to tell you where it might be in
your installation. Here are just a couple locations:
/etc/php5/apache2/conf.d/imap.ini
/etc/php5/php.ini
/etc/php.ini
/etc/apache2/
/etc/php/php.ini
The short of it is some where your install script places something similar
to:
; configuration for php IMAP module
extension=imap.so
in the extensions section of your php.ini or an included config file some
where on your machine.

My keyboard doesn`t work on firefox (only on firefox)

Question:

i uninstalled then reinstalled the newest version of firefox but i'm still having the same issue- i'm not able to type anything in the url or the google search box.

i am able to type in all other programs on my computer though

Answer:

WeI made it working back by pressing WinKey+LeftShift.