MisterX wrote:
Just my 2 cents after lots of aggravation trying to get this far with
skins and porting graphical applications from W2K to XP to OSX... It's
definitely not as simple or smooth as Chipp says
IMOHO - no offence Chipp...
X,
No offense taken. For those who are HIG sticklers, you
Hi Judy,
Well, no, because nobody else using ChatRev seems to have the problem.
As far as I know most of them have cooked up their own client. I´m
using Marks.
http://www.economy-x-talk.com/chatrev.html
Maybe using another client would help. :-)
All the best,
Malte
Chipp,
It's not the differences in GUIs and HIGs that the problem. It's the
problem of having two different
sets of skins on XP (w2k and xp buttons) or in the case of skinned
buttons, where on OSX these
just do not port...
After that, the next big problem facing rev developpers is HTML
Hi Trevor,
Clever trick that overrides modal default behaviour.
Can be very useful.
Think that Dan should add it to his best-of list :-)
Thanks.
Best Regards from Paris,
Eric Chatonet
Le 9 déc. 05 à 00:12, Trevor DeVore a écrit :
The secret to having a modal dialog that you can update is
Pop the following into your stack script:
On openStack
put item 3 of the screenRect into WID
put item 4 of the screenRect into HITE
move stack BLAHBLAH to (WID / 2),(HITE / 2)
end openStack
where BLAHBLAH is the name of your stack
Love, Richmond
Perhaps I should have mentioned that I tend to use
'lockScreen' while I am moving stacks round people's
monitors
as it can look a bit odd that when they start something up
the first thing it does is slide from somewhere into the
middle!
on openStack
set the lockScreen to true
put item 3 of
Thank you very much Ms DeVoto; however, in light of the
fact that all the info contained in your stack has been
'redistributed' in newer recensions of RR I will not port
my stand-alone version. I have, as you can see, posted a
method for all who can be bothered to dig it out - after
all, that
Scott:
I made a bit of progress... I wanted to play with the window shape
to see if a feathered outer edge to the window shape was good (I'm
not so sure now that I see it.. I mean it's cool and all, but a
clean edge to probably a more solid design)
Any way I set that image as the window
Hi Swami,
Scott:
I made a bit of progress... I wanted to play with the window
shape to see if a feathered outer edge to the window shape was good
(I'm not so sure now that I see it.. I mean it's cool and all,
but a clean edge to probably a more solid design)
Any way I set that image as
Dear Judy, Marielle, Xavier and others,
Mountains move slowly. Especially when we only have a limited number of
people available to lift them. I wish we had more Kevin's, but we only
have the one, which we use as efficiently as we possibly can. I
frequently read on this list and others he
If RunRev maintained a comprehensive index, with screenshots, of
all the cool stuff people made with it, there would be no question
that it can be used for making integrated open source solutions, or
widget-like goodies, or business apps, or any of the rest.
Note that's exactly what I have
If RunRev maintained a comprehensive index, with screenshots, of
all the cool stuff people made with it, there would be no question
that it can be used for making integrated open source solutions, or
widget-like goodies, or business apps, or any of the rest.
Ah yes, I have been away for
Here's another solution for the problem of finding the runs of heads
in a series of coin flips:
Function TheRuns Data --in the form of tthttthhth...
Local P1, P2=1
Repeat with i = 1 to 12
Put True into M;Put Data into D;Put 0 into Ct
Repeat until M is False
Put MatchChunk
Good Morning,
I have created a stack that creates a playlist of songs.
I am working on a button that takes the name of the selected song,
determines the filepath of that song in my iTunes library and then
plays the file.
On regularly named files, it works great. However, if the filename
Hi John,
Good Morning,
I have created a stack that creates a playlist of songs.
I am working on a button that takes the name of the selected song,
determines the filepath of that song in my iTunes library and then
plays the file.
On regularly named files, it works great. However, if
Hi Tom,
Tom wrote:
Bill spurred me on with his wish that REV had a more hip UI. I
thought that a template with some buttonGadget style simplicity and
some guidelines for coding in Rev would pave the way for a series
of simple apps (widgets, dashboards, etc.) I have two projects in
the
Hi,
I have made a stack with 10 little GIF89a-images on a card. The
background of the image is transparant. Printing a part of the card
in Mac OSX works perfect. In Windows the screen looks okay, but in
print the images are invisible. What 's wrong?
Arietext
Hi Steve,
I believe you go no reply to this yet. There is a page to explain the
basics of regular expression syntax at:
http://revolution.lexicall.org/wiki/tiki-index.php?
page=RegularExpressions.
You may find this page:
http://revolution.lexicall.org/wiki/tiki-index.php?
I have an audio slide show made by
on openCard
play audioClip blabla
wait until the sound is done
go next card
How do I allow the user to interrupt the sequence and restart it? Is there a
better way to script the whole design?
Thanks for your help
I also have a small problem with this in Windows, but my problem is
slightly different.
I have a project dealing with Estonian vocabulary and I just prepared
a Windows version for testing purposes and the keyboard input is
buggy in Windows. Wehn I switch the keyboard to Estonian it tends
Hi Sivakatirswami,
Don't know if I understand correctly your problem but I would try to
solve it in this way:
A plain windowshape window with your feathered outer edge, your world
image grouped and a scroll by script of the image inside its group.
Sorry if I misunderstood :-)
Best Regards
The secret to having a modal dialog that you can update is this:
go invisible stack MyModal as modal
set visible of me to true
By opening the stack as invisible your scripts won't halt but you
will display a modal dialog.
Holy crow! I've been using MC/Rev for almost 10 years and I didn't
Lars,
I don't know the keyboard input system well :) However, it occurred to me
that you might trap a keyboard sequence or text run in your application to
automatically insert the correct characters. This could be done using an on
keyup handler for example. Just an idea...
Bill
Lars Brehmer
PROGRAMMATIC CONTROL OVER TRADESHOW, CONCERT ENTERTAINMENT DEVICES
December 9, 2005. Dortmund, Germany. Boenig Kallenbach, the leader in
real time interfaces for Apple Macintosh computers, announces its new
USB interface “SERVICE USB plus” control device, enabling measurement
and control of
On Dec 9, 2005, at 5:58 AM, Preston Shea wrote:
I have an audio slide show made by
on openCard
play audioClip blabla
wait until the sound is done
go next card
How do I allow the user to interrupt the sequence and restart it?
Is there a better way to script the whole design?
Rather
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Here's another solution for
Cool, now we can build a robot steered by rev... Only time will tell
how well they will do in robobattle :)
On Dec 09 2005, at 16:36, Heather Nagey wrote:
...
SERVICE USB products start at under $300, while fischertechnik model
sets begin at approximately $100, based on exchange rates. For
Eric,
This way of doing eliminates all kind of error and makes completely
safe your menus handling.
My disableMenuItems enableMenuItems handlers will be included in
the next release of Serendipity Library:
on disableMenuItems menuButtonId, itemNumberList
get the text of button id
Aloha Sannyasin,
I have this concept and I'm not really sure it can be implemented
in Rev... at least I haven't found a way:
1) Establish a border that is like a picture frame, that is feathered
on the outer edges... and the inside is transparent
2) use this as a windowshape
3) next we
Hi folks,
I'm trying to get a stack to fill the entire
screen. I set the size properties to 1064 x 768
but it does not take up the full screen. Any
pointers would be greatly appreciated...
Cheers
Scott
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In an informal breakout session in Monterey, I made a Button Linker tool
palette a la HyperCard's at the request of one of the attendees. It was
a fun exercise, as it only took about an hour to do (would have taken
far less if not for my typos in the script), and we managed to have a
useful
Trevor wrote:
The secret to having a modal dialog that you can update is this:
go invisible stack MyModal as modal
set visible of me to true
By opening the stack as invisible your scripts won't halt but you
will display a modal dialog.
Ken said:
Holy crow! I've been using MC/Rev for
Scott Kane wrote:
I'm trying to get a stack to fill the entire
screen. I set the size properties to 1064 x 768
but it does not take up the full screen. Any
pointers would be greatly appreciated...
The maximum size of a stack is governed by the windowBoundingRect global
property. By
Rob,
As included in a library, your scripts look very good.
The solution I was talking about (that combines coding and custom
property) would not be suitable within a library:
A library assumes nothing but usual handling and then has directly an
effect on the menu button contents.
But as
Hi Scott,
I'm trying to get a stack to fill the entire
screen. I set the size properties to 1064 x 768
but it does not take up the full screen. Any
pointers would be greatly appreciated...
Have you tried set the rect of this stack to the screenRect?
Rob Cozens, CCW
Serendipity
I am trying to figure out how to select text with the mouse across
multiple fields.
The problem is that with the mousebutton down, messages only get sent to
the starting field, not other fields that you move the mouse over.
Does anyone have suggestions on how to overcome that?
Thanks Richard! :-)
Scott
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Subject: Re: Full Screen
Scott Kane wrote:
I'm trying to get a stack to fill the
Have you tried set the rect of this stack to the
screenRect?
Thanks, Rob. :-)
BTW - What happened to the Serendipity website?
Scott
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Hi Eric,
How would you handle other languages (french, english, spanish etc) ?
The problem I have with menu's is how to handle them if the text of
the menu changes due to a language change. What I do at present is to:
1. The menu item is passed to the menuPick handler in the current language.
I want to design a Chinese abacus. I'd like the background not covered by
the beads, rods, reckoning bar and frame to show though.
Maybe this isn't accepted GUI design so I may change it around but I'd like
to see if it works anyhow.
Any hints??
Thanks for any breadcrumbs,
Andy
Hi Dave,
I create a custom property set for each language.
Each menu is a custom property in the corresponding language custom
property set.
Of course, the same menus are stored into custom properties that have
the same name.
Then for instance:
If I want to disable the Paste item in its own
Hi Dave,
I did not realised that you were interested by menuPick.
But the way to handle this is the same:
on menuPick pItem
put u the short name of the target into tMenuName
do put the the uLanguage of this stack [ quote
tMenuName quote ] of this stack into tMenu
do put the
Eric,
But as for me, I'll go on with the architecture I told you about :-)
If it works for you and you're happy with it, go for it.
Salut!
Rob
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On 12/9/05 9:36 AM, Heather Nagey [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
PROGRAMMATIC CONTROL OVER TRADESHOW, CONCERT ENTERTAINMENT DEVICES
December 9, 2005. Dortmund, Germany. Boenig Kallenbach, the leader in
real time interfaces for Apple Macintosh computers, announces its new
USB interface ³SERVICE
On 12/9/05 10:22 AM, Lynch, Jonathan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am trying to figure out how to select text with the mouse across
multiple fields.
The problem is that with the mousebutton down, messages only get sent to
the starting field, not other fields that you move the mouse over.
Hi Heather,
I always enjoy reading you on this list.
Over Time. We cannot, much though we would like to, do everything
for everybody, all at once.
As you are probably aware, we all try on this list to minimize the
amount of criticisms and to channel them when they occur. In reaction
Scott,
What happened to the Serendipity website?
It's a long story...
In the meantime, I'm squatting on Andre Garzia's website:
http://wecode.org/serendipity/.
Rob Cozens CCW
Serendipity Software Company
And I, which was two fooles, do so grow three;
Who are a little wise, the best
Hi Andy,
I want to design a Chinese abacus. I'd like the background not covered by
the beads, rods, reckoning bar and frame to show though.
[snip]
Any hints??
Create an image of the frame, rods, reckoning bar with the rest of
the image transparent.
Group that image with buttons or
Jim Ault wrote:
A call statement was used mostly in the concept of multiple stacks that
were not 'in use', therefore not in the message path. The idea was to be
able to jump to a variety of stacks, then use 'pop card' 'go back' so the
user would not know or care where he was in the labyrinth.
IS IT POSSIBLE that activity on this list made this happen??? At
least two of us here (myself included) made a request for Rev
compatibility for this directly to BK.
and control of real-world devices directly from Runtime Revolution
under MacOS X.
We've been aware of this product for a
X, don't patterns have to have boundaries to repeat? And generally
they should relate to binary boundaries, 64x64, 128x128, 16x16, etc.
Why would the Mac platform be the problem?
I've never seen any 'standard' 20x20 pattern.
sqb
later and when i realized my mistake it was too late - damage
Are you sure about this? I thought Quartz ruled now...the 'old
toolbox' is long dead.
With all due respect, X, your mac knowledge seems to end around 1995.
sqb
CThis is the big show stopper in my point of view towards smooth
transitions across platforms.
The reason? Dependencies on the old
I see also that I have to use mouse(3) to start the selection. An open
field just will not receive a mousedown message from mouse(1) - even
selectionchanged does not work for this, because it is sent when the
mouse is released, not when the mouse is pressed.
Torment.
Thanks Ken.
-Original
You are welcome!
Yes, it was exciting to hear Bill Atkinson talk about the far reach of
Hypertalk and building hundreds of stacks that could be visited.. of course
now we have web sites and browsers, links and redirects (and POP UPS !! :-)
Jim Ault
Las Vegas
On 12/9/05 10:17 AM, J. Landman Gay
Stephen Barncard wrote:
This is the big show stopper in my point of view towards smooth
transitions across platforms.
The reason? Dependencies on the old Mac OS toolbox display!
Are you sure about this? I thought Quartz ruled now...the
'old toolbox' is long dead.
With all due respect, X,
Congrats Rev! I think things like this are really important as it leads
to new opportunities.
@Stephen:
I just downloaded the Software. It looks like an external. Now I know
what I want for Christmas.
All the best,
Malte
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I for one have requested this as well.
I would like to know also about the Applescript versus straight to
driver approach. Cross platform compatibility would be nice.
Tom
On Dec 9, 2005, at 1:17 PM, Stephen Barncard wrote:
IS IT POSSIBLE that activity on this list made this happen??? At
Heather Nagey wrote:
PROGRAMMATIC CONTROL OVER TRADESHOW, CONCERT ENTERTAINMENT DEVICES
December 9, 2005. Dortmund, Germany. Boenig Kallenbach, the leader in
real time interfaces for Apple Macintosh computers, announces its new
USB interface “SERVICE USB plus” control device, enabling
Software
You can use SERVICE USB plus with the following programs:
Runtime Revolution (via external)
RealBasic (via plug in)
AppleScript (via OSAX)
FileMaker (via AppleScript)
Ragtime (via AppleScript)
Xcode C/C++,Cocoa,Java (via Framework)
Hypercard (only OS9 via AppleScript)
CodeWarrior
Actually, The newest version of OSX 10.4 has done away with the
dependency on that API. Classic was changed in that release.
Tom
On Dec 9, 2005, at 1:48 PM, Richard Gaskin wrote:
But in the meantime, it's my limited understanding that there are a
few remnant dependencies on the old APIs.
What secret
Damn, I knew I was out of the loop..
Tom
On Dec 9, 2005, at 1:57 PM, Richard Gaskin wrote:
With all that I've put out into the public, it's difficult to
understand how it could be mistaken for trying to keep Rev a
secret. :)
--
Richard Gaskin
You have two products for two different markets.
We educators/hobbyists would like dreamcard to be distributed for
free across the world. Professionals like Richard, Chipp and Ken and
others are worried about keeping their competitive advantage and have
the tool remain expensive and
FANTASTIC
It has been years in the waiting for me.
Now where did I put that $ ??? I got to get the boss onboard for
this one.
I want the high end Plus model, barcode scanner, Pneumatic Robot kit,
Industry Robot kit, power plug and Computing Starter kit.
Tom
On Dec 9, 2005, at
right, but there are several components to the software, extensions
at the system level. What I'm interested in is the 'last mile' --
direct integration to Rev (in real-time control apps, latency is a
drag - and I would fear that with the use of Applescript)
sqb
Congrats Rev! I think
Ken,
I too paid $999.00 and now pay $499 to upgrade each year and consider
it a bargain. I not only doubled my salary but also started my own
business (no profits yet ;-) ) and get to pursue this as a hobby as
well. What a deal. AND now I get to play with Robots too.
Tom
On Dec 9, 2005,
What a surprise...
For those who don't know Fisher Teknik toys, it's the baby engineer's dream
come true. Fisher is the WW company that makes those grey plastic screw
inserts for wall screw holders. Drill, add fisher plug, screw in and it's
perfectly fit in the wall for holding anything...
I
It would seem that if it were officially offered by rev, that it
would cross-platform. B-K's previous position was that they were Mac-
only.
I for one have requested this as well.
I would like to know also about the Applescript versus straight to
driver approach. Cross platform
Ken, lovely answer (quoted below)...
I think that if rev re-implemented userlevels they not only would make rev
more hypercard like (and prevent customers from modifying our guis as Bill
said), but they would deliver a better economic pricing in a more satisfying
way to their marketing avoiding
I have created a large project to teach brain imaging, with hundreds of
images and a few Quicktime movies. When I build a standalone, all the images
appear when I run the Mac version, but there are only gray placeholders on
Windows. I used the Image tool on the Tools palette and indicated a path
Stephen
my mac knowledge started in December 1983 and finished in 1999 as Raphsody
betas on my Mac 8500 required so much daemon killing to make it work - 30
minutes to boot, etc... I understood quickly that Apple's new technology
based on Unix was being overloaded with lots of MacOS oriented
OK I changed the subject of this thread as we are moving from
windowshape issues to visual effect-animation issues.
Before I completely bail on this (I see so many beautiful things that
Scott does) I'm hoping you can all take a look at it yourselves...
I uploaded to user space
All-
Looks like FireWire's on the way out... there's been talk for some
time now about USB 2.0 replacing even FireWire 800 as the emerging
standard.
http://blogs.zdnet.com/Apple/?p=57
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MisterX wrote:
I think that if rev re-implemented userlevels they not only would make rev
more hypercard like
I've long wished for enough time to make DeadCard: a pixel-for-pixel
copy of HC's IDE for the Rev engine, with all the limitations:
monchrome, force people to select only one object
What is the basic underlying reason why a true-type font, when printed
from Rev, might not be sized correctly - and yet it will be sized
correctly when printed from most Windows applications?
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Yes, but the original post (quite a while ago) was looking for a way
to determine how many times h occurred in singles, doubles, triples,
etc. Your script counts how many heads and tails there are total.
There were some non-RegEx solutions offered, but they were long.
RegEx shortens the
All DV cameras come with FireWire, they won't drop it...
cheers
andre
On Dec 9, 2005, at 6:58 PM, Mark Wieder wrote:
All-
Looks like FireWire's on the way out... there's been talk for some
time now about USB 2.0 replacing even FireWire 800 as the emerging
standard.
Marielle Lange wrote:
Professionals like Richard, Chipp and Ken and others
are worried about keeping their competitive advantage and have the tool
remain expensive and relatively unknown (at the very least maintain the
existence of a cost of switching via the license fee and time to
Jonathan,
I don't know the answer, but if you're having the problem of your text
being 'trimmed' at the end of a line, you could try setting your field
margins to something much higher...like 10.
best,
Chipp
Lynch, Jonathan wrote:
What is the basic underlying reason why a true-type font,
No verification, but I've always felt your comment below re:Director is
why Apple let Hypercard languish in the first place, never gave it even
decent color, etc. HC's rep was so tarnished by all the unsightly crap
put out there by the rest of us that they didn't want it associated
in any
Well, I do that.
However, if I want it to have a really precise layout, then that won't
quite work.
I created this printing script (described as a total hack by a friend at
work) that replaces every single letter in a field with a field
containing that letter (and a couple blank spaces after it,
From the web-site:
``Revolution...
This contains a project exclusively for the SERVICE USB interface and
Runtime Revolution's Revolution. All input and output functions and a
stepping motor control example are implemented.''
And you can download the software from the same page.
On
The secret to having a modal dialog that you can update is this:
go invisible stack MyModal as modal
set visible of me to true
By opening the stack as invisible your scripts won't halt but you
will display a modal dialog.
Yes, I found this out the hard way when I couldn't work out why my
I notice that the function clickLine return the line clicked on along
with the field number. What is the fieldNumber? I just spent a long
time debugging a script because I could not understand what field 3
was when I have no field called by that name. If I look at the stack
inspector is there some
Hello everyone,
I use the filter command on tab-delimited text files when I want to
pick off a string in a particular column. For example, if the string
is located in the second column of a five column file, I use
filter theData with * tab searchString tab * tab *
tab * .
Ok, this is a totally psycho idea, but that has never stopped me in the
past...
I could create a table that charts the proportional adjustment needed
for characters of various fonts.
For example, an 11-point arial, as it appears on screen, might need to
be adjusted to 10 point for printing.
Is it related to a difference between screen dot size/resolution and
printer dot size/resolution?
I had a similar problem, and simply reducing the font size by 1 point
for printing did the trick...but this was on Mac OS X.
Mark
On 9 Dec 2005, at 21:28, Lynch, Jonathan wrote:
Well, I do
Gregory Lypny wrote:
Hello everyone,
I use the filter command on tab-delimited text files when I want to
pick off a string in a particular column. For example, if the string
is located in the second column of a five column file, I use
filter theData with * tab searchString tab
Fields are defined by both their name and their vertical position on
the card. If you make 3 fields and name them, in the order of
creation, Bill, Joe and Sally, Bill will be field 1, Joe field 2, and
Sally field 3. If you drag one on top of the other, Bill will be on
the bottom, Joe in the
Select your field (double click it to open its property inspector). Go
to size and position in its property inspector (this is the object
inspector, not the stack inspector).
Mark
On Dec 9, 2005, at 2:44 PM, Mark Swindell wrote:
If I look at the stack
inspector is there some way of
That really really, sucks. USB was designed for keyboards and mice,
not peripherals.
http://www.zdnet.com/5208-11408-0.html?forumID=1threadID=15820messageID=314274start=3
I've got a major investment in Firewire. What the hell are they
thinking??? I mean they invented it!!
I do major Pro
who's site? URL, please!
From the web-site:
``Revolution...
This contains a project exclusively for the SERVICE USB interface
and Runtime Revolution's Revolution. All input and output functions
and a stepping motor control example are implemented.''
--
stephen barncard
s a n f r a
You mean, like how they abandoned desktop publishing because of all the
horrid newsletters that sprung into existence? And how the web never took
off because of all the ugly sites? :)
Bill
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HC's rep was so tarnished by
http://www.bkohg.com/
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I've seen the site. I can't seem to find the the page that mentions
'external' for Rev.
sqb
http://www.bkohg.com/
liamlambert
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http://www.bkohg.com/serviceusbplus_e.html
half way down under software
Software
You can use SERVICE USB plus with the following programs:
Runtime Revolution (via external)
RealBasic (via plug in)
AppleScript (via OSAX)
FileMaker (via AppleScript)
Ragtime (via AppleScript)
Xcode
Me, too. But I can't help feeling that just because Apple might stop
putting firewire into iBooks, it doesn't mean it'll disappear from
the 'pro' machines.
You're not running PT off an iBook, after all... :)
Mark
p.s. Are you the same Stephen Barncard who engineered on Tupelo Honey?
On 9
Stephen-
Friday, December 9, 2005, 10:17:28 AM, you wrote:
What is not explained is -- does one have to still use Applescript to
make it work with rev, or did they actually make some XCMDs so Rev
can work directly? The word direcly above line would suggest that...
It's an external library.
No, right now I'm a 'conservative' PT HD user with a 1.22 ghz dual G4
(so I can dual boot into OS9 and use some legacy audio apps.) This
model does not have FW 800 ports though... I'm kinda boxed in... I'd
really like an extra slot..
RE: Van Morrison, yep- and a couple more
It's beautiful. And I applaud their use of an IEC connector and
internal power supply as opposed to a wall wart.
I wish something like this had been around when I built AM studios
tape copy room in 1989. I had to make my own hardware, fueled by the
CY-500 serial chips.
It was a 'money is no
Hi all
I am building a note and outline manager in rev. I've worked out my user
interface, but before going further I wanted to seek some advice on text
handling before working on the data engine.
I will store memo fields of various lengths, these would have styled
text, and would be typed
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