Hiddden files and hybrid CDs

the shared files show and the Windows only hidden files lose their hidden status when copied to the Mac for burning. I have been able to find nothing in the Toast help. Stu Duncan ___ use-revolution mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.runrev.com/mailman

Way OT - Call for Distributors

business plan is. For full details, please contact me off list. Stu Duncan ___ use-revolution mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.runrev.com/mailman/listinfo/use-revolution

OT Backup

for expansion since these projects look to be ongoing. Thanks for your help Stu Duncan ___ use-revolution mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.runrev.com/mailman/listinfo/use-revolution

Re: OT Backup

I meant via cable modem. I live 3 miles (5 km) away from the shop and yes I am concerned about the openess of the internet, ftp or whatever. I am also open to a better idea. We are hoping to avoid physically carrying a box of hard drives around each day. - Original Message - From:

Splash Screen with no splash

If I make a stack that consists of 1 card with an image (jpg) on the card and I import that image so that there is no path issue, it works as expected when run from a Mac hard drive under OS X or OS 9. If I burn the standalone to a CD (hybrid or Mac only with Toast Titanium) it shows the splash

Connection Failure/Launching HTML file

I am struggling with my limited Mac knowledge to solve the following problem. I am attempting to launch an HTML file using the following code which some kind person had placed on this list in the past. It works fine in Windows, but when I attempt to use it on a Mac running some version of OS 9 it

Short Names/Dos Names/8.3

get shell(attrib -r C:\Program Files\Science Suite\*.* /S /D) doesn't work. get shell(attrib -r C:\Progra~1\Scienc~1\*.* /S /D) does work I presume that it is the long file names (with spaces) that are the problem. In my program the path is actually a variable. How do I get the short names for

Re: Short Names/Dos Names/8.3

Thanks Klaus but that didn't work. get shell(attrib -r C:\Program Files\Science Suite\*.* /S /D) fails but when I shorten it to get shell(attrib -r C:\Progra~1\Scienc~1\*.* /S /D) it works. I could take a chance and just change the long file names in rev but I would get caught where

Re: Short Names/Dos Names/8.3

Yippee!! That got it. get shell(attrib -r quote C:\Program Files\Science Suite\*.* quote /S /D) works as hoped for. That takes care of WinXP, now on to all of those other nasty Windows versions. Thanks for your help. Stu - Original Message - From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To:

revCopyFolder progress bar

I am copying 300 Megs of files to the users HD using the revCopyFolder command. It works great but I need to create some sort of progress bar for the user. Since the command does not appear to do any progress reporting, how can I gauge the progress to provide visual feedback to the user? Thanks

QT crashing XP system

I am having a problem with a system crash on Win XP while QuickTime video is running in a standalone. The difficulty is erratic and I am having a problem tracking down exactly where it is coming from. Has anyone had a problem with system crashes while QT video is playing or is this problem unique

Win XP and BMP

Importing a BMP in Win XP crashes Revolution. Other formats import correctly. Has anyone else had this problem? Stu Duncan ___ use-revolution mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.runrev.com/mailman/listinfo/use-revolution