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Martin Hope
Kian
Asked: 2014-10-22 10:33:23 +0800 CST
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I'm using codeblocks for my C++ IDE. I am using Ubuntu 14.04 LTS. I like to comment out code using Ctrl+Shift+C.

All of a sudden, though, it's stopped working! How do I turn it back on?

EDIT commenting out code using Ctrl+Shift+Z does work. But Ctrl+Shift+C does not. If I go to the menu, click edit, then click copy it out it DOES work. It's just the keyboard shortcut that's broken.

EDIT #2 Whenever I do try to use Ctrl+Shift+C, I notice this unusual warning message appear: HTML Help not found at [file directory of project goes here]

Could this be a clue?

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Martin Hope
Kian
Asked: 2014-10-04 01:59:29 +0800 CST
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Using Ubuntu 12.04LTS precise. On my old laptop I could use CTRL+ALT+numpad to snap windows to corners. But my new laptop does not have a num pad on the keyboard. Is there an alternative shortcut? (Or indeed, anyway to snap a window to the corner?)

Edit: there is no option on my laptop to enable a numpad via a fn key by the way

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Martin Hope
Kian
Asked: 2013-09-26 05:35:00 +0800 CST
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I have 200 files in a folder. I downloaded them in a certain order -- often only a few seconds apart. I would like to append a number to the beginning of each of the files.

So the first file I downloaded (the oldest one) would need to change from name.txt to 001_name.txt.

All the way up to the last file (most recently downloaded) changing from name.txt to 200_name.txt.

How can I do it using the command-line?

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