How many bytes for 3000 words entered in Richtextbox in Sharepoint 2013

Hi,
As I have read Multiple Lines of Text column will occupy 28 bytes in Sharepoint 2013. Please help me out to find the answer for the below question.
When I 'm storing 3000 characters in the Multiple line of text column , will be the bytes increased or it will be same as 28 bytes?
Note: I read "A Multiple lines of text column can store as many as 63,999 characters, and you can specify the number of lines of text that you want to display when people enter information about an item. " from this below
link.
https://support.office.com/en-us/article/Site-column-types-and-options-0d8ddb7b-7dc7-414d-a283-ee9dca891df7#__toc277149822

Hi,
The placeholder of Multiple Lines of Text column is defenitely larger than 28 bytes. In SharePoint 2013 the field type of Multiple Lines of Text column is 'Note' type, which can store total 2 GB char data. However, in a document library, the maximum number
of characters for Multiple Lines of Text column is 255, and the reason is the 255 character limit in Document Information Panel in Microsoft Office.
The 28 bytes limit in https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc262787.aspx#ListLibrary should be incorrect, and I will report it internally. Thanks for bringing this to us.
Here are another two links for your reference:
https://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/sharepoint/en-US/5e8cc504-03d0-4d26-81f9-1608c2c5881f/what-is-the-max-limit-for-number-of-characters-in-multiline-text-in-sharepoint?forum=sharepointgenerallegacy
http://sharepointtaproom.com/2011/01/16/max-length-of-a-multi-line-text-note-field-on-sharepoint-publishing-page/
Thanks,
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* post the POST request to the server, with the specified parameters
* @param name1 first parameter name
* @param value1 first parameter value
* @param name2 second parameter name
* @param value2 second parameter value
* @param name3 third parameter name
* @param value3 third parameter value
* @return input stream with the server response
* @throws IOException
* @see setParameter
public InputStream post(String name1, Object value1, String name2, Object value2, String name3, Object value3) throws IOException {
setParameter(name1, value1);
return post(name2, value2, name3, value3);
* post the POST request to the server, with the specified parameters
* @param name1 first parameter name
* @param value1 first parameter value
* @param name2 second parameter name
* @param value2 second parameter value
* @param name3 third parameter name
* @param value3 third parameter value
* @param name4 fourth parameter name
* @param value4 fourth parameter value
* @return input stream with the server response
* @throws IOException
* @see setParameter
public InputStream post(String name1, Object value1, String name2, Object value2, String name3, Object value3, String name4, Object value4) throws IOException {
setParameter(name1, value1);
return post(name2, value2, name3, value3, name4, value4);
* posts a new request to specified URL, with parameters that are passed in the argument
* @param parameters request parameters
* @return input stream with the server response
* @throws IOException
* @see setParameters
public InputStream post(URL url, Map parameters) throws IOException {
return new ClientHttpRequest(url).post(parameters);
* posts a new request to specified URL, with parameters that are passed in the argument
* @param parameters request parameters
* @return input stream with the server response
* @throws IOException
* @see setParameters
public InputStream post(URL url, Object[] parameters) throws IOException {
return new ClientHttpRequest(url).post(parameters);
* posts a new request to specified URL, with cookies and parameters that are passed in the argument
* @param cookies request cookies
* @param parameters request parameters
* @return input stream with the server response
* @throws IOException
* @see setCookies
* @see setParameters
public InputStream post(URL url, Map cookies, Map parameters) throws IOException {
return new ClientHttpRequest(url).post(cookies, parameters);
* posts a new request to specified URL, with cookies and parameters that are passed in the argument
* @param cookies request cookies
* @param parameters request parameters
* @return input stream with the server response
* @throws IOException
* @see setCookies
* @see setParameters
public InputStream post(URL url, String[] cookies, Object[] parameters) throws IOException {
return new ClientHttpRequest(url).post(cookies, parameters);
* post the POST request specified URL, with the specified parameter
* @param name parameter name
* @param value parameter value
* @return input stream with the server response
* @throws IOException
* @see setParameter
public InputStream post(URL url, String name1, Object value1) throws IOException {
return new ClientHttpRequest(url).post(name1, value1);
* post the POST request to specified URL, with the specified parameters
* @param name1 first parameter name
* @param value1 first parameter value
* @param name2 second parameter name
* @param value2 second parameter value
* @return input stream with the server response
* @throws IOException
* @see setParameter
public InputStream post(URL url, String name1, Object value1, String name2, Object value2) throws IOException {
return new ClientHttpRequest(url).post(name1, value1, name2, value2);
* post the POST request to specified URL, with the specified parameters
* @param name1 first parameter name
* @param value1 first parameter value
* @param name2 second parameter name
* @param value2 second parameter value
* @param name3 third parameter name
* @param value3 third parameter value
* @return input stream with the server response
* @throws IOException
* @see setParameter
public InputStream post(URL url, String name1, Object value1, String name2, Object value2, String name3, Object value3) throws IOException {
return new ClientHttpRequest(url).post(name1, value1, name2, value2, name3, value3);
* post the POST request to specified URL, with the specified parameters
* @param name1 first parameter name
* @param value1 first parameter value
* @param name2 second parameter name
* @param value2 second parameter value
* @param name3 third parameter name
* @param value3 third parameter value
* @param name4 fourth parameter name
* @param value4 fourth parameter value
* @return input stream with the server response
* @throws IOException
* @see setParameter
public InputStream post(URL url, String name1, Object value1, String name2, Object value2, String name3, Object value3, String name4, Object value4) throws IOException {
return new ClientHttpRequest(url).post(name1, value1, name2, value2, name3, value3, name4, value4);
With best regards!
MfG
Inno
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How Many of Us Own Word?

I was wondering how many of us own Word? What are the main reasons you use Pages over Word, which you own?
I am a teacher and just started making more of my documents in Pages. The reason I tend to use it over Word is...
1. I seem to be able to create and modify styles a lot easier in Pages
2. Lists seem to work the way I want them to and not the way Word's auto-format feature wants to make them...actually, that leads me to an overall comment...
3. I don't feel like I have to fight with Pages as much as I do with Word...it doesn't get in my way
However, I do miss some aspects of Word...
1. I like Word's pasting options -- paste only as text or match document formatting...that's nice
2. Word's contextual menus offer fast access to options rather than poking through Pages' Inspector window for everything
3. Word's autocorrect feature where it pulls words from the dictionary to recognize and replace misspelled words
So, while I really like Pages and am trying to transition to it for the reasons I stated above, I still find myself longing for Word features at times. So, I'm left balancing my time between the two programs, which I don't like. I just wish Pages had it all right now, but I'll guess I'll have to go through the growing pain.
For those who also own Word, what has been your experience?

Hullo Tim:
Well I don't own Word, and never will.
It was on offer in a huge corporation I worked with for many years - most of our work done in an IBM 3270 mainframe session. But for word-processing we still had Lotus Word Pro - which went off the rails a bit trying to keep up with Word, and now is moribund. Still its original Ami Pro's inspiration was to facilitate the path from input to publication, and in some aspects it was easier to format, although lacking in even such basic features as proper equalisation of the depth of text in facing pages or adjacent columns. Pages has that, and better realises what Ami Pro (later Word Pro) had tried to do in the first place.
Word just faced you with too much guff, and tended to impose its own look on whatever you tried to do with it. I still reckon I can recognise a Word doc from the other end of a bus, and I frankly don't care if I never see another one. But the problem with both of those was Windows, which never stopped crashing in any iteration we had of it. Useless for creative writing.
Don't know how Word goes on the Mac. I'm told it's better. But it's still the same old beast. Pages is different, and I think predominantly addresses non-corporate uses - which suits me fine now I've retired.
I would like to see Pages grow, though, to accommodate specialist writing markets (e.g., scientific and academic) which I think would help to ensure it continues. In the meantime, though, for getting material into good-looking shape without a lot of fuss and bother, I think it's on the right track. But if we want to benefit from it, yes, there will be growing pains.
Amongst those might be some waiting for compatible third party plug-ins, rather than to see Pages overloaded with bits and pieces you have to comb through to get anything done at all. "Bloat" would destroy it. And I hope Apple won't be seduced into that. Its elegance is paramount.
The trouble with Word is its ubiquity. Except for completely independent use you're practically forced to use it, simply because everyone else does. But I think that will change with a broadening market, and a trend it will force towards file compatibility between many applications. At least I hope Pages will be a part of that, if only to survive. I'd hate to have to part with its style, once having savoured it, since I know of no equal with anything else.
However whilst it matures, I can understand your dilemma.
Here's hoping that Apple will appreciate the real potential of what they have, and throw some effort into refining it, despite a slow initial market response.
Regards.
PS: You can cut or copy, then either paste as is or paste and match style from the Edit menu in Pages; and copy either character or paragraph styles to paste elsewhere in the Format menu. If you take Pages on its own terms, it does more than might be apparent if you look for how things were done in Word. Generally, the Inspector panels are for manipulating page set-up, layout, text (once you've chosen a font) and objects etc., and the menu and styles drawer for managing and applying things you've set up there. It's a different logic, but powerful.
Cheers.

ITunes: How many bytes in my library?

I need to buy a new ipod but I'm not sure what size I need (memory size, not physical) to accomodate everything in my library.
How do I see how many bytes are in my library?
Thanks

Get the largest size device you can reasonably afford.
Select each item (Music, Movies, TV Shows, etc.) under Library on the left side of iTunes.
At the bottom of the iTunes window, you will see the info that Jim posted a photo of.
Click that to cycle between numer of days and size (bytes).
Keep in mind that you will likely have other data on the iPad (photos, contacts, applications, app data, etc.) so the library size is only a rough estimate.
Also, you won't need to load everything at once.

How many attempts ( for passcode) is needed to disable iPad air, it is stolen and I have important information in it.

how many attempts ( for passcode) is needed to disable iPad air? it is stolen and I have important information in it.

If the iPad was running iOS 7, the thief/finder will not ever be able to use it.
iCloud: Find My iPhone Activation Lock in iOS 7
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT5818http://support.apple.com/kb/HT5818
Apple (and no one else) can not assist (with serial number or iCloud) in finding a lost or stolen iPad.
Report to police along with serial number. Change all your passwords.
These links may be helpful.
How to Track and Report Stolen iPad
http://www.ipadastic.com/tutorials/how-to-track-and-report-stolen-ipadhttp://www.ipadastic.com/tutorials/how-to-track-and-report-stolen-ipad
Reporting a lost or stolen Apple product
http://support.apple.com/kb/ht2526http://support.apple.com/kb/ht2526
What to do if your iOS device is lost or stolen
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT5668http://support.apple.com/kb/HT5668
iCloud: Locate your device on a map
http://support.apple.com/kb/PH2698http://support.apple.com/kb/PH2698
iCloud: Lost Mode - Lock and Trace
http://support.apple.com/kb/PH2700http://support.apple.com/kb/PH2700
iCloud: Remotely Erase your device
http://support.apple.com/kb/PH2701http://support.apple.com/kb/PH2701
Report Stolen iPad Tips and iPad Theft Prevention
http://www.stolen-property.com/report-stolen-ipad.phphttp://www.stolen-property.com/report-stolen-ipad.php
General steps to follow for a Stolen iPad
http://stolen-ipad.com/http://stolen-ipad.com/
How to recover a lost or stolen iPad
http://ipadhelp.com/ipad-help/how-to-recover-a-lost-or-stolen-ipad/http://ipadhelp.com/ipad-help/how-to-recover-a-lost-or-stolen-ipad/
How to Find a Stolen iPad
http://www.ehow.com/how_7586429_stolen-ipad.htmlhttp://www.ehow.com/how_7586429_stolen-ipad.html
What NOT to do if your iPhone or iPad is lost or stolen
http://www.tomahaiku.com/what-not-to-do-if-your-iphone-or-ipad-lost-or-stolen/http://www.tomahaiku.com/what-not-to-do-if-your-iphone-or-ipad-lost-or-stolen/
Apple Product Lost or Stolen
http://sites.google.com/site/appleclubfhs/support/advice-and-articles/lost-or-sthttp://sites.google.com/site/appleclubfhs/support/advice-and-articles/lost-or-st Len
Oops! iForgot My New iPad On the Plane; Now What?
http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424052702303459004577362194012634000.htmlhttp://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424052702303459004577362194012634000.html
If you don't know your lost/stolen iPad's serial number, use the instructions below. The S/N is also on the iPad's box.
How to Find Your iPad Serial Number
http://www.ipadastic.com/tutorials/how-to-find-your-ipad-serial-numberhttp://www.ipadastic.com/tutorials/how-to-find-your-ipad-serial-number
iOS: How to find the serial number, IMEI, MEID, CDN, and ICCID number
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT4061http://support.apple.com/kb/HT4061
 Cheers, Tom

How many line items can be entered in sales order(maximum)

hi,
how many line items can be entered in sales order(maximum)
SRK

Hi SRK,
The maximum number of line items in a SO or Invoice is 9999.
Please close the thread if answered.
regards
Param

How many bytes does a DATE use?

Having trouble finding this in the 10g documentation. How many bytes does a date data type use?
thanks.

Take a look to the online documentation linked below :
Oracle® Database SQL Reference
10g Release 2 (10.2)
Part Number B14200-02
Oracle Built-in Datatypes
expecially code datatype 12.
Valid date range from January 1, 4712 BC to December 31, 9999 AD. The default format is determined explicitly by the NLS_DATE_FORMAT parameter or implicitly by the NLS_TERRITORY parameter. The size is fixed at 7 bytes. This datatype contains the datetime fields YEAR, MONTH, DAY, HOUR, MINUTE, and SECOND. It does not have fractional seconds or a time zone.
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