19. Alternatively, you can duplicate an existing query using the duplicate context menu action, or by using Save As directly in the query Editor.
或者,可以使用Duplicate…上下文菜单操作来复制现有的查询。
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20. Viewing the full picture — economic wealth — Americans saveas much as they always have; otherwise, their wealth relative to income would fall.
从全景来看问题——经济财富——美国人一向有多少就储蓄多少;否则,他们相比于收入的财富会减少。
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21. The simplest method is to open Notepad, create a new file, copy the following code (Listing 2) into the new Notepad file, and save as PresentBlox.jsp.
22. Enter it into your favorite text editor with the same line spacings, saveas' eg1.c ', compile with 'GCC -g eg1.c -o eg1' and start GDB with 'GDB eg1'.
在您喜欢的文本编辑器中输入这个程序(要保持相同的行距),保存为'eg1 . c ',使用'gcc- geg1 . c -o eg1 '进行编译,并用'gdb eg1 '启动gdb。
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23. In the latest edition, it has a Perspectives manager to let you saveas many custom workspace views as you need that can be used from session to session.
24. It depends on what you are doing in that sort section originally, but it's possible to saveas much as half the time it would take using the method shown in Listing 6.
这取决于最初对排序部分执行的操作,但是如果使用清单6中的方法,则可能节省一半的时间。
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25. The latter wants to saveas many of the 25,000 jobs at Opel’s four German factories as possible; the former to minimise the losses of a business in which it will maintain a stake.
后者意图尽可能多的保住欧宝在德国4个工厂约25000个职位,前者想要继续持股,且把损失降到最低。
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26. The latter wants to saveas many of the 25, 000 jobs at Opel's four German factories as possible; the former to minimise the losses of a business in which it will maintain a stake.
后者意图尽可能多的保住欧宝在德国4个工厂约25000个职位,前者想要继续持股,且把损失降到最低。
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27. While you can do this with notepad, the most common way to edit a.rdp file is to use the GUI Remote Desktop client because it offers options to Open, Save, and Saveas connection files, like this.
28. Karl Knappe’s “Hagar,” a bronze from 1923, twisted like knotted rope, has been left with its green patina of rust and rubble, making it almost impossible to decipher, saveas evidence of its fate.
29. Karl Knappe’s “Hagar,” a bronze from 1923, twisted like knotted rope, has been left with its green patina of rust and rubble, making it almost impossible to decipher, saveas evidence of its fate.