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Based on a quick judgement, you think this would be easy to do? Are there any people on this forum who'd do this for $$$?

Windows.

Thanks for the answer. I'm talking about a simple CTRL+A and CTRL+C Highlight all text, copy all text, past all text to [X] destination on my PC or online (if possible). I literally think I could do a GhostMouse recording of my myself performing the action once, and looping it. But that's kinda Low Quality, and I'm not sure if it's reliable. I understand potential hurdles to the layout, but it'd be something like this. Here's an example webpage: http://www.neopets.com/gamescores.phtml?game_id=987 note: It's not anything gaming related, however it's related to a "High Score".

Can someone please explain the true complexity of developing a script. I'm aware there's different coding languages etc, but say you were to copy all results found on a page, and output them somewhere .txt document, or anywhere on your PC - then you move to the next page, and keep repeating the process. It's seems in my head relatively easy, but in reality due to my inexperience I have no idea. How hard is something like this? Kinda-vague question, but hopefully atleast one of you gets the idea.

I'm pretty sure this is what I have. I need to recreate the database and only save information from a certain column. Surely this is the same?

My file is called "Database.SQLite3" If I open as Binary (ASCII / Hexadecimal View) with a .txt editor, it looks like this: (this picture is a small portion of the content). When opening in SQL Lite Browser, everything is categorized neatly and accordingly in tables. I can't copy and paste all results from 1 specific table as the program crashes. Imagine trying to open up a 10gb file with Notepad. It simply wouldn't work, and your PC would crash.

Windows. Not sure what the second questions means, no knowledge with SQL. My goal is simply to extract the necessary data, not much need to elaborate. Is MySQL simillar to that Lite Browser I used? Can I simply open up the SQL file I have?

I understand the concept of Grepping, but I don't think you can grep a full-table, and usually it's only specific words (to my understanding). I may be incorrect, I'm just needing a Program which has the capability to process millions of words in an .SQL file, to be short. Thanks for your reply.

This may be the wrong section, I've got an SQL file, I'm looking to open it and Copy all results from certain tables. For regular .txt files I use EmEditor, but for .SQL I'm struggling to find a program where I can copy over 2,00,000 results (program not responding) I tried using: DB Browser for SQL Lite. Happy to answer any questions, just need to export all results from individual tables, basically.

My friend wants to be able to communicate on Skype, and on his Playstation simultaneously. The problem is, his headset is USB powered, therefore the USB would need to be in the playstation to receive Audio. Is there a working splitter so he can here both? despite the headset only having 1 USB? I'm not about this by the way: http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/4-Port-Slim-Compact-USB-Multi-Hub-Expansion-Splitter-Adaptor-for-PC-and-Laptop-/390536010775?hash=item5aedc29c17:g:pXAAAOSwcldUagfA That's all he's told me. I can ask him more questions if necessary.

So there's a program on Kali Linux named "Crunch", used for generating passwords. I do indeed have Linux, but HATE using it. I asked on another forums, and I was told that maybe I could use a C Compiler for Windows And then "compiling it from the provided source code on sourceforge" https://sourceforge.net/projects/crunch-wordlist/ Is this hard to do? / even possible. Thanks for help recently on this forum :D>

A This 100% works, but I'm trying a 25gb file with Pyton and the Command Prompt opens and instantly closes. I'm guessing this is due to the file size? Do you know the maximum file size that can be used with this?

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So I literally have the most minimal knowledge regarding python. Lets say I have a Notepad .txt document with the following: linus:tech:tips linus:tips:tech tips:tech:linus you get the point. It's 3 words, split with the delimiter of a colon. I want the output to be like this, single words. I will need this to be done for over 200 million words. My friend made me a simple piece of code which would essentially give the me the Middle word out of 3. Example linus:tech:tips (outputted word = tech) god:jesus:bible (outputted word = jesus) It works, but I want all the words, in a list. They don't need to be sorted or deduped. Any help is heavily appreciated, I don't think this is hard to do.

Does this look correct to you? I didn't use two silver clamps or whatever they look like (bottom right of pic). Does this matter?