on startup
put the effective filename of me into thePath
put the files into theList
filter theList with *.rev
put line 1 of theList into theStack
put the short name of me into theStandalone
hide this stack
go stack theStack
if the result then
show stack theStack
put
you need to set a flag, for example, if this would be in a text editor, i'd set
a dirty flag on rawkeydown of the main text entry field, and then when the
stack (window) is closed i'd check for that flag:
--in the field
on rawkeydown theKey
set the dirty of me to true
pass rawkeydown
end
there was something similar in the forum about german domains:
http://forums.on-rev.com/viewtopic.php?f=4t=56
i think it's best to mail support, they'll fix it.
On 3 Nov 2010, at 20:37, Pierre Sahores wrote:
Hi there,
I'm trying to install a new companion domain on my on-rev account
It's probably about a yearly hacking contest, where boxes are setup and then
people are invited to hack them. Mac OS X did indeed succumb most quickly there
in the last few years. In addition there has been reports of one infection in
the wild that uses java, and is able to run on mac os as
On 30 Oct 2010, at 09:34, Richmond wrote:
Err . . . anybody know a way, within LiveCode/RunRev to detect an end-user's
physical keyboard?
I am someone who uses and analyses a lot of games, where keyboard features are
often mapped to position instead of char-output. Basically the answer to
I can't help you with code from someone else that I have no intention of
looking at. Most likely a mouseenter or mouseleave doesn't trigger, no clue.
For reordering lines, there's no build in way, and there are many possible ways
to do it. Here's mine. It uses just the list field, and is
Hello,
Mac OS 10.6.4 / LiveCode 4.5
When I create a standalone, LiveCode make automatically an About... menu in
the application menubar...
How can I pick this menu item ?
In the user guide pdf you can find this entry on page 263:
The Help menu and the About This Application menu item
What makes reading attachments so hard? Aren't they separated by an ID
number and you're told what the type of the attachment is and possibly the
length?
Theoretically, yes. But unfortunately, several Monopolist mucked around in the
Specs for MIME, making it as much a impossible thing to
Sorry about all that.
To start with, I uploaded the wrong file, which actually doesn't create any
files at all.. oops
I fixed that, and i changed the test of revappversion() = 4.5.0 to char 1 to
3 of the version = 4.5. I think that one should also work in metacard, as well
as for those crazy
I get A problem Occured: sorry, but I couldn't find the
'packaged_xml/dictionary/clumps.index' file in that folder using the
defaults. And indeed there is no clumps.index file there.
Damnit
reacting to a install where there's no clumps file, that was exactly what I
changed. Do you two per
Hi everybody
Just a quick reminder about bvg docu, the stack for those who want to replace
the build in docu. Unlike the default offering, it has adjustable type-size,
uses less screen real estate, and is quicker to show the goods.
There is now a new version. The only change compared to bvg
No, but i would imagine it's not super hard to do them, only somewhat hard.
Basically it's cartesian with negative values, so you'd choose a zero point
somewhere and then render the data onto that:
--code example
constant theScale = 2
constant theMidpoint = 200,200
on mouseUp
put field 1
Most likely the graphics card did not get recognised. On a BIOS based PC, the
order is some kind like this:
Power switch is pressed by user
Send power to BIOS
Send power to CPU
Send power to RAM
Send power to Graphics card
*Beep*
Enable minor subsystems like Hard disk, USB (keyboard!), serial,
You guys are doing it wrong. This is not about creating meaningful sentences
out of books. instead it creates human seeming sentences on technical forums.
For example I gave it the reply to richmond from me (my last post which is
rather long with all the re: re: ...). Out of that it created
Jim, your folder analogy is not correct, as this works fine:
put mex into foo[bar][tex]
put foo[bar][tex]
--yields: mex
With multiple arrays, I always run into conceptual problems (aka. brain pain)
because in the example above:
foo is an array (has keys)
foo[bar] is also an array and has keys
Yes, you're right because what you're doing is not multidimensional arrays at
all. You're simply using custom property sets and want to store stuff in them.
I did once make an enhancement requests that ask for making arrays and
properties (custom or not) basically be the same, which might that
I have done something in that direction using animation engine, but it is
rather... basic (first entry):
http://bjoernke.com/?target=games
A non-animated version probably could have up to two hundred points or so, with
an acceptable speed. If you do not have animation engine, the download from
Sorry, I didn't see this topic until today.
I use the filter command on a list to find the search terms. So what you need
is to search for *player (asterix at the start).
Most of the time I am looking for a specific terms syntax. So normally I do not
want all ocurence of player anywhere, bu
You're running into the settings of the Rev IDE, these things will not apply in
a standalone. Relevant bug:
http://quality.runrev.com/qacenter/show_bug.cgi?id=3290
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Chat with other RunRev developers:
go stack URL
On 2 Jul 2010, at 19:52, Alejandro Tejada wrote:
Bob Sneidar-2 wrote:
None of this applies to me either. I am a very gifted and well trained
Chimpanzee.
http://www.awrsd.org/oak/teched/computer-monkey-210.jpg
ROTFL :-D
http://www.jonathancoulton.com/music/thingaweek/CodeMonkey.mp3
--
On 8 Jun 2010, at 02:41, Bob Sneidar wrote:
Hi Mark.
By Loading Into Memory, do you mean the Start Using command?
Bob
I can't speak for Mark, but in the mentioned case it's sufficient to go to
your stack, and depending on your needs, you can do it invisible:
go invisible stack
I'm generally interested. One day sprints is the only way I'm doing my coding
anyway, tho normally that day is randomly picked, based on to me unknown
factors. So most likely I won't be actually able to participate, despite all
the interest in the world...
On 7 Jun 2010, at 18:54, Andre
The see also links are the single most important part of the documentation.
they beat the description itself. It's a shame that RunRev somewhen decided to
put them inline into the field (i think it was in rev 2.2), where they're hard
to find (variable positioning below other, less important
I too think that quotes do not make a word, and I guess most people would agree
to that. Common sense and programming syntax are way too far away in Rev, and
the word keyword is unusable (unless doing dirty workarounds) on normal text
due to this.
Said that, the quote being part of the chunk
It's funny to read the replies in regards to the advertisement on apples
page. Steven knows exactly what he's doing, and getting the internet to spin in
tune with his demands is as easy as posting a slightly warped factsheet about
how it's not at all about power, or making a loser out of
Sounds like a bug to me. did you try revgoURL instead? Note that I tested both
here, and they didn't encode anything wrongly. Also note that
http://host.com/#anchor; should work, from a validity of url standpoint (note
slash before hashmark).
On 29 Apr 2010, at 22:51, Mark E. Powell wrote:
On 27 Apr 2010, at 17:46, Richmond Mathewson wrote:
I have a feeling the way I went about it was
extremely and unnecessarily long-winded.
Yes.
My stack loads all the docu stacks into memory, and _tries_ to unload them
again. However, that fails sometimes, due to the build in docu using the
http://www.bjoernke.com/?target=bvgdocu
On 26 Apr 2010, at 10:38, Richmond Mathewson wrote:
Can anyone suggest a wa these packaged files can
be unpacked into standard XML files so that they can
be looked at with an XML editor?
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As far as I know, Andre dreamed this up. I'm 99% sure that there never was a
linux revweb of any kind.
On 24 Apr 2010, at 15:14, Richmond Mathewson wrote:
On 24/04/2010 14:11, Bernard Devlin wrote:
In December I asked Heather if there was any idea when the plug-in for
Linux would be
if there is a file any/valid/rev/internal/path then
On 16 Apr 2010, at 23:21, Jeff Massung wrote:
Is there a nice little way in Rev to check and see if two file paths are the
same? For example:
../../../Home/jeff/foo.txt
/Users/Home/jeff/foo.txt
c:\Users\Home\jeff\foo.txt
These may
On 10 Apr 2010, at 18:29, Web Admin Himalayan Academy wrote:
How would we all like it if RunRev allowed any third party developer to just
upload stuff that was automatically incorporated into the IDE, which then
broke the IDE?
I know that's completely counter the point you tried to make,
That the split and combines are useless is completely wrong. I use them all the
time and it's a huge timesaver for manipulating x,y matrices. Of course, for
the given Task, they do not work for what you want directly. You'll need to
change the orientation first, for example thusly:
on mouseUp
]
end repeat
end repeat
return a
end turnIntoArray
On Apr 9, 2010, at 8:56 AM, Björnke von Gierke wrote:
That the split and combines are useless is completely wrong. I use them all
the time and it's a huge timesaver for manipulating x,y matrices. Of course,
for the given Task, they do
I think the new eula was crafted overzealously out of an accident, somewhere
deep in the dungeon of infinite loop, where they cage the lawyers. If I'm
right, then the problematic rule will be fixed sooner or later.
my 2 Rappen
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Did not work... hmm
Other things to try:
check the defaultFolder: is it valid and correct?
does your .irev file run properly (if there's any error before the file access,
it might fail to write the file)
if your irev file does not return anything (no single put data anywhere)
then it
Check for permissions.
Like most web servers, the on-rev server uses the unix style permission system.
So, to write a file anywhere, you need to give permission to the running
processes owner (user in unix-speak) for the folder you want to write stuff
to. Otherwise the write will fail.
Actually most Reg-Key schemes work exactly like that. The Name or email of the
person buying is encoded in some way within the key, or via a reference in a
database. Therefore the ID is tied uniquely to that customer. Of course you
could mail around the program, but that won't help at all
I'm not sure what would make your object not be portable?
the main things to look out for are:
Changing the rectangle or location will of course change some movement
dependant scripts. you need to look out for that if you do graphical stuff
(like resizing a water level graphic for your tank).
should work, but you need to load liburl yourself, as it's (for obvious
reasons) not included directly in the engine. Note that some colocation and
shared servers will not allow any outgoing sockets.
On 25 Mar 2010, at 15:22, Klaus Major wrote:
Hi all,
maybe someone happens know this?
I have chronoSync, and it's nice if you like to geek out and prefer to
customise your backup strategies. For everyone else, I'd suggest superDuper. No
configuration is often the best configuration.
http://www.shirt-pocket.com/SuperDuper/
for security reasons I suggest to use several different
To do a memory, or core dump on os x you'd need to launch the rev app yourself,
instead of letting the os handle it (eg. via launchctl, using the limit
subcommand). Alternatively, you'd need to enable core dumping (disabled by
default) by some other means. You then terminate the rev process,
It's possible that the parts after the @ in the user name can be omitted. If
not, try to urlencode the name, and/or the password before putting them into
the url query string.
On 16 Mar 2010, at 16:55, runrev260...@m-r-d.de wrote:
Hi,
how can i use the comand
put URL
I agree with Richard in spirit. But my pet peeve is the lack of mouse messages
and properties that are sent or set when the mouse is down (like for example
mouseLoc). especially for games, educational apps and graphing, this would be
similarly important.
On 12 Mar 2010, at 17:35, Richard
dp is always developer preview, where gm means golden master (which in turn
means final product). If you are working on a project, and therefore are
concerned about stability, stay away from developer previews. If you want to
test new features, or verify bugs, then use them for that.
On 11 Mar
no, you cannot set the numberformat of a field. what you can do is (for
example) this:
on KeyUp --after someone entered something into the field
set the numberformat to #.00
put the selectedChunk of me into theTempSelection --retain selection
add 0 to me --force numberformat
select
Hi
Yes, opening your own sockets is not possible with on-rev.
If you're not using on-rev:
Using accept ... with message is the first (and most important) step to get
rev handle several connections concurrently. the second step is to always use
read/write with message, because otherwise it'd
In a field put this script, then swipe away:
on rawkeydown theKey
put theKey --a number
pass rawkeydown
end rawkeydown
in your group do this then swipe away:
on rawkeydown theKey
if thekey = swipedown number then
set the scroll of me to the scroll of me +2
else if theKey =
i might have an idea for you. Be warned, it's a dirty workaround. and only
halfway there. seriously, i'm not fond of it.
I tested this:
on mousedown
set the dragdata[files] to /Users/bvg/Desktop/GreeceMap.jpg
end mousedown
Note that the file does exist. But, when I start a drag from that
A slash at the start of a url means root folder. So when your data is
directly in macintosh hd, or when you give it a full path after the slash,
then it will work.
On 21 Feb 2010, at 22:56, stephen barncard wrote:
Well the mac ignores it for some reason. Anyway, that typo was not in the
if it's visa or seven, you might run into virtualisation when writing to the
system application folder.
On 19 Feb 2010, at 05:12, stephen barncard wrote:
...
Perhaps it's pathnames - On the mac, the folders with the encrypted audio
data are located right next to the executable in the MacOS
dp means developer preview. It's a nicer way of saying beta, and mostly
interesting if you want to test the newest features, which will be released in
the next version of rev. It is not recommended to use such versions in any
productive way.
On 18 Feb 2010, at 20:30, Andrew Kluthe wrote:
On Windows 7 there's three build-in things that might prohibit your app from
running (that I know about):
Windows 7 expects application to be certified, and depending on domain and
security settings, might disallow an app from running if it isn't (note that
_all_ 64 bit apps need to be
Generally I do not know anything about the certificates, at all. I'm sure some
commercial developers can chime in and explain how they apply to a rev apps.
As for UAC, it comes into play whenever you do anything that's not allowed by
UAC. ;)
Basically, if you're not allowed to do it as a unix
theoretically that's utf8. did you try to do a conversion on the data returned
by the xml external?
return unidecode(uniencode(theText,utf8))
On 14 Feb 2010, at 15:56, Jeffrey Massung wrote:
So, after days of trying to figure what my unicode bugs were, I've finally
figured out the
put uniencode(and) into theText
set the useUnicode to true
set the unicodeText of fld fKRAP to numToChar(353) theText
numToChar(353)
On 13 Feb 2010, at 12:07, Richmond Mathewson wrote:
Cripes, I must be bonkers . . . :)
Not really, just a bit cheesed off when I want to put something
this code works as expected for me:
on scrollbardrag
put the hscroll of me, the vscroll of me, the scroll of me
end scrollbardrag
lockloc = true
hscrollbar = true
vscrolbar = true
On 13 Feb 2010, at 13:06, Klaus on-rev wrote:
Hi all,
when trying to fibure this out I found that the
Oh right forgot your original question:
put the formattedHeight of group 1, the formattedWidth of group 1
On 13 Feb 2010, at 13:17, Björnke von Gierke wrote:
this code works as expected for me:
on scrollbardrag
put the hscroll of me, the vscroll of me, the scroll of me
end scrollbardrag
So... how do we distribute this link, without making it publicly available? any
ideas?
http://maps.google.com/maps/ms?ie=UTF8hl=enmsa=0msid=103560329393675966954.00047f3f26dbe66f71c2dll=17.978733,12.304688spn=124.244284,268.242188t=hz=2
On 10 Feb 2010, at 15:00, Björnke von Gierke wrote:
Hi
to have sit
someday a rev couch surfer on your sofa ;)
Tiemo
-Ursprüngliche Nachricht-
Von: use-revolution-boun...@lists.runrev.com [mailto:use-revolution-
boun...@lists.runrev.com] Im Auftrag von Björnke von Gierke
Gesendet: Mittwoch, 10. Februar 2010 15:01
An: How to use
You do know that Rev has a zip external, right?
Tho you need to create the code to combine the files yourself. Unfortunately
Rev has no create hierarchical zip file command.
try to read some of the revzip entries in the dictionary.
On 11 Feb 2010, at 23:54, Ray Horsley wrote:
What I've
I'd do it like this, a script in every object that needs a help entry:
on mouseMove
set the text of field Yellow Help Box to the help of me
end mouseMove
In the property inspector, go to the custom properties part, and click the
topmost + sign. in the dialog enter help, and then enter the
Uhm.. just so that no one is confused, adding yourself to the map does _not_
reveal your email at google to anyone (tho 99% of the times it's of course
going to be username@gmail.com).
On 11 Feb 2010, at 22:51, J. Landman Gay wrote:
Björnke von Gierke wrote:
So... how do we distribute
On 12 Feb 2010, at 00:09, Mark Wieder wrote:
Jacque-
Thursday, February 11, 2010, 2:42:26 PM, you wrote:
I should see what it says about yours.
Oh... and total distance 13,896 miles - about 54 days 18 hours
Wow, you've got arms like no other human being!
Using a Kajak to cover about
Hi
I made a google maps entry that is open for anyone to edit. If you have a
google account of any sorts, you can go here, and click on save to my maps
and then edit to add your own location:
you already got a few interesting entries to try, but I haven't seen this one.
I'd use this, because I suck at regexp and because one never know if someone
added a suffix of jpeg or jpg or j or...
function removeSuffix theName
set the itemdelimiter to .
return item 1 to -2 of theName
end
Are you nuts? No value???
this is the elusive x-talk OS! The holy grail and final goal of all x-talk
evolution! you blasphemer, heretic, burn him! *foam*
;)
On 3 Feb 2010, at 11:42, Richmond Mathewson wrote:
On 03/02/2010 12:17, viktoras d. wrote:
what about creating our own Debian based
Hi Larry
You complain about the lack of a command line app. However I know this is
available, to anyone who ever bought rev. However, it was removed with 4.0, so
it's only available in the versions of 3.5 and less. Currently that is not that
big of a problem, as most of the 4.0 changes that
on mouseUp
put url http://www.google.com?q=; field entry into field result
end mouseUp
maybe too easy?
On 2 Feb 2010, at 02:47, Devin Asay wrote:
I'm thinking of things like doing a Google search from a stack, looking up a
weather report, getting local movie information, etc.
--
That's... evil and even cheese, tzz tzz
i'd say you finally lost your bog donkey marbles!
On 2 Feb 2010, at 03:50, Judy Perry wrote:
Nya-nah-nah-nah-nah-nah!
I beat you!
Ha! take that!! And, while you're at it, take it with some CHEESE! Gruyere!
Swiss! Ementhaler! Brie!
On 29 Jan 2010, at 01:17, Andre Garzia wrote:
Now, on the BeOS front, check out http://haiku-os.org if you feel inclined
download the Alpha 1 to run on VMWare or VirtualBox and check the network
panel (preflet), I was the coder for that thing! :D
I'll install it as soon as there's a Rev
On 27 Jan 2010, at 14:25, Richmond Mathewson wrote:
Do you know how much RAM a Mac OS X program can address?
That depends on several things.
If it's a 64-bit binary (aka. not runrev) then it's quite a lot (more then 99%
of the people have installed, including hard disk caching).
If it's a
sounds nice
what work exactly needs to be done?
where can one look at example xml files?
why do you think you need help?
will you manage and direct the efforts?
including media installers is allowed by runrev, but of course one should ask
em beforehand.
note that the browser external is only
On 22 Jan 2010, at 16:19, dunb...@aol.com wrote:
Even though the docs say that trunc returns an integer, it does not when the
numberFormat is in play
Neither does the round function.
Same in HC, by the way.
Bug? Glitch? Newman not getting it again?
I'd guess it's option d: legacy
There is no global setting. But you can use htmltext in the answer dialogues:
answer pfont size= quote 18 quote text is big/font/p with
aa or bb
If the buttons not resizing is a major problem for you, then you do indeed need
to make your own dialogues. The advantage there is that substacks
I don't know if this applies to your user case, but Chatrev also runs from my
LAN. Now you might think but it's accessible via the internet?. That is
because for a network, a server is anything that accepts connections. I have
set my router to forward queries on port 8008 to my iBook (a
generally, you can go to ftp directories, and get a rev-like listing:
put ftp://user:p...@host.com/directory/; into theListOfFiles
if you know that and still want to use the list command yourself, then i
suggest to use shell, because rev doesn't open the data connection for you, and
it seems
Another boon is that usb developers are lazy (like all developers). Thus they
often use some standard lib for their device, especially if it isn't a network
adapter or other exotic device.
and the most standardised libs are:
disk space (USB memory stick or HD)
user interface (mouses, keyboard,
Hi
Unfortunately, my router crashed today and I didn't realise it for three hours.
I am sorry if you wanted to chat. After rebooting the box, Chatrev works as
previous. This was the longest downtime in the last 5 Years, and I apologise.
have fun
Björnke
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official ChatRev page:
Targeted advertisement sucks... unless it goes wrong of course :D
On 23 Dec 2009, at 16:40, Richmond Mathewson wrote:
Well it made me laugh (mind you I have a feeling
that is not what I was meant to do) . . .
What from?
The dead, perhaps?
Vegetarianism, perhaps (the roast turkey
It's not your job to make your bug voting habit the way runrev wants it to be.
it's runrevs task to make the vote system work in a way that is useful to them.
If the current system is not useful to them, then:
a.) your votes are superfluous, as they ignore votes, or use them only in
border
Making a bare-bone http server is not very.
Andre has made html servers using runrev stacks. He tends to add dozens of
features tho, probably to confuse people and make them think it's very hard ;)
basically you need to accept stuff on port x (normally 80), and then follow the
http protocol
On 17 Dec 2009, at 04:23, John Patten wrote:
Bj?rnke, as for copying the sentence to the clipboard...
Is it because the user might have been saving something else on the clipboard
and that action replaces what they had previously saved?
Yes. And deleting the users data is a very bad idea.
On 16 Dec 2009, at 04:58, Kay C Lan wrote:
The easier way is, to use my bvg docu stack, where you can set text
sizes
in the settings:
http://bjoernke.com/?target=bvgdocu
Does this incorporate the User Contributed Notes? - They're slowly
growing
and important to an occasional
A http server (like on-rev) needs to always return something. making
that something (as in your case) be html/html seems to be rather
unusual and nondescript, but should work. still you might want to
check the result in your rev stack, to make sure the script on the
server actually works
It's a rev stack, and you can set the default font (of the field the
content is shown in) to a larger size... however most of the text has
it's own style, and those are set by scripts, so you'd need to go
trough the scripts and set them yourself. There's a chance that you
change the wrong
http://bjoernke.com/?target=bvgdocu
Does your document stack replace the original version or can either
one be used by choice?
There is no replacing going on. However, my stack needs the
documentation one time for an initial setup. It will thus display a
kind of Setup wizard when you
wow, that's some devilishly encoded stuff!
this will create it:
put urlencode(unidecode(uniencode(isotomac(Güstrow)),utf8))
of which the inverse would be:
put mactoiso(unidecode(uniencode(urldecode(G%C5%B8strow),utf8)))
or you could combine them...
put
normally, csv is a pain in the ass, but Rev tokens trump that ;)
you can set the linedelimiter to comma, and the itemdelimter to quote.
then you could do something similar to this (great for not having to
make special cases for the particular field being empty, lacking
quotes, etc.):
set
No, i never tried to put stuff onto the script editor. However i'm
always very curious, and i once added a button, to see if it would
show up on all my script editor windows (yes, it did). On the other
hand, that was in rev 2.0 or so...
On 3 Dec 2009, at 21:31, Cal Horner wrote:
Bjoernke
i think someone made a version of life once, but that one may seem
random and actually isn't. so maybe that's not what you're after?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Conway%27s_Game_of_Life
On 3 Dec 2009, at 21:57, John Patten wrote:
Hi All...
Looking for a strategy to implement random
This is another quick fix to BvG Docu, there where more garbled
entries found in the XML files of rev 4.0. As BvG Docu uses the strict
XML mode, there are more problems with the parsing for me then for the
guys in Edinburgh.
BvG Docu is a complete reimplementation of the build-in
But like most change-agents I would like to make several of my own
enhancements.
4. If it has never been done, does anyone out there have any ideas?
You can add anything to the template script editor stack. Just
enable rev gui elements, and off you go. Warning: completely breaking
your
Hi Francois (sorry can't find the cecile)
Thank you for the list of affected entries, tho I really wish you'd
give me more then 2 Hours to respond to you directly, before you go
public with BvG Docu bugs :P
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Short version:
RunRev has made errors when they created some of the XML
No
On 20 Nov 2009, at 12:02, René Micout wrote:
The future ?
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preferences:
I talked to... i think it was Ben... yeah, i talked to Ben during the
conference about one of the bugs i filed. Basically it's the dreaded
Mac menubar engine bug. The engine sometimes gets confused about the
actual height of the stack, and the script editor has it's own
menubar, thus the
Well... i'm not in it :'(
it's nice to see how they used the interviews tho. They should make
fresh ones every conference, and then maybe we can see people and
businesses grow over time :D
On 16 Nov 2009, at 23:13, Alejandro Tejada wrote:
Hi All,
I just watch the video See what our
On 12 Nov 2009, at 15:06, Dom wrote:
PS: by the way also, from where do originate those AW: in the
subject??
I thought that the standard way to answer to a message was to prefix a
Re: ... before the response
There is no standard in multilingual environments. Try your german-
english
you need to use the revFontLoad and revFontUnload commands to include
a font, it's not done automatically. Note that lots of fonts have very
restrictive licenses, so make sure you do have the right to
redistribute the fonts in question.
On 22 Oct 2009, at 19:13, Ray Horsley wrote:
How do
I still am interested, same as when we talked about similar stuff in
the pubs of edinburgh.
What exactly do you propose, do you need a url/host (i have a host,
but no url, i do know people that have rev-community related urls who
would share them if there's real and helpful content).
so...
what do you propose, or need, if it's not a webspace? that was my
question.
I also suggested that one could make a helpful page about licenses,
but it seems it was worded badly and taken as me needing help about
what a license is...
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