Okay.that doesn't work. Even though it should. I also tried going to the folder
options control panel and creating a new association for .rev - no luck.
If this is a bug, who's is it?
Why Microsoft's, of course. 8-0
Well, it really is. It's a design bug.
rant
Microsoft has never
Miscdas,
Thanks for this, unfortunately after step 7 nothing changes. I can select
Revolution, but Rev is not added to any list or options. I can follow this
process for other file types eg .html and it works great.
Meanwhile .rev is now associated with wordpad, which is proving quite
I wrote:
...Maybe RegEdit still works, has been updated, or perhaps
there is a newer equivalent for WinXP
Just to set the record straight:
Regedit has been revised for XP.
-KK
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Gary Rathbone writes:
Miscdas,
Thanks for this, unfortunately after step 7 nothing changes. I can select
Revolution, but Rev is not added to any list or options. I can follow this
process for other file types eg .html and it works great.
Meanwhile .rev is now associated with wordpad, which
Miscdas wrote,
Are you sure you've done it correctly? I just checked Rev2.0.1 on Win 2000
Pro.
Followed the instructions exactly. As I said I can get it to work with .html
and other extensions but not .rev
Also tried it on my Win 2000 Server (which doesn't have WinRAR) and your
suggestion
Howdy
Try this:
on mouseUp
answer file Choose Rev
if the result is cancel then exit mouseUp
put replaceText(theF,/,\) into theF
put theF,1 into dIcon
put theF %1 into sCom
get setRegistry(HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\.rev\, Revolution)
get setRegistry(HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\Revolution\,
OOPS
Howdy
Try this:
on mouseUp
answer file Choose Rev
if the result is cancel then exit mouseUp
put replaceText(theF,/,\) into theF
bugfix
put replaceText(it,/,\) into theF
/bugfix
put theF,1 into dIcon
put theF %1 into sCom
get setRegistry(HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\.rev\,
On Friday, July 25, 2003, at 12:10 PM, Gary Rathbone wrote:
My first question is How to I associate .rev to revolution?
In the Finder, try this:
Get Info (Command-I), Open With | select App | Change All...
As there is only a fixed number of three letter file extensions. How
does a
developer,
On Friday, July 25, 2003, at 12:10 PM, Gary Rathbone wrote:
As there is only a fixed number of three letter file extensions.
Also, the filename extension is not limited to 3 chars. That's a
DOS-ism: remember 8.3 filenames? A lot of Apple's own apps use 4 or 5
letter file extensions (.mbox,
ummm. Gary is having a problem with Windowsnot OSX
unfortunately not as easy
sqb
On Friday, July 25, 2003, at 12:10 PM, Gary Rathbone wrote:
My first question is How to I associate .rev to revolution?
In the Finder, try this:
Get Info (Command-I), Open With | select App | Change
Alex,
Thanks for your prompt response. I can associate the Mac stuff, it's the Win
stuff that causes problems.
Mac OS X uses BOTH filename extensions and application creator codes.
You can search a database here http://tcdb2000.tripod.com/ and for no
charge you can reserve your own unique
On 7/25/03 Gary Rathbone wrote
As there is only a fixed number of three letter file extensions. How does a
developer, considering cross platform data files for their owns stacks,
provide or register/'own' a unique or non conflicting filetype.
One option to consider is to not use three letter
On Friday, July 25, 2003, at 12:37 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
ummm. Gary is having a problem with Windowsnot OSX
unfortunately not as easy
Whoops- sorry 'bout that.
Alex Rice, Software Developer
Architectural Research Consultants, Inc.
http://ARCplanning.com
When you go into properties and click Change the dialog that shows up with the list
of Apps should have an Other... button. Click on this, navigate to the location you
installed Revolution, and select Revolution.exe as the appliaction to open .rev files.
As far as figuring out what extensions
On Friday, July 25, 2003, at 12:10 PM, Gary Rathbone wrote:
My first question is How to I associate .rev to revolution?
Good news: There is a way.
Bad news: My PC broke and I'm only now reinstalling VPC on OS X
and I can't remember how to do the association.
As there is only a
On Friday, July 25, 2003, at 12:10 PM, Gary Rathbone wrote:
However I also use WinRAR which according to filext.com uses the .rev
extension (with a few other packages) as its own.
I need to learn to read. I wouldn't have suggested that there was such
a website, if I could.
Dar
On Friday, July 25, 2003, at 12:10 PM, Gary Rathbone wrote:
When I save a rev stack I use (the suggested) .rev extension.
For stacks that are essentially plugins to your own standalone, you
might want your own extension.
Dar Scott
When you go into properties and click Change the dialog that shows up
with the list of Apps should have an Other... button. Click on this,
navigate to the location you installed Revolution, and select
Revolution.exe as the appliaction to open .rev files.
Done this, and selecting revolution
Okay.that doesn't work. Even though it should. I also tried going to the folder
options control panel and creating a new association for .rev - no luck.
If this is a bug, who's is it?
- --- Original Message --- -
From: Edwin Gore
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Fri, 25 Jul 2003
The ling is - I don't have WinRAR on this machine, and it still won't do it. Windows
pays no attention at all to who officially owns a file extension (unlike, for
example, Apple), so I cannot think of a single reason this should happen, unless there
is something corrupt about the registery
Nope - uninstalling and re-installing doesn't reassociate the files either. Looks like
it's time for a bug report...
- --- Original Message --- -
From: Edwin Gore [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Fri, 25 Jul 2003 15:55:51
The ling is - I don't have WinRAR on this
On 7/25/03 6:05 PM, Edwin Gore wrote:
Nope - uninstalling and re-installing doesn't reassociate the files
either. Looks like it's time for a bug report...
Before you do that, have you tried using Install-Uninstall programs in
the control panels to remove winRAR (if it is in there) and Rev? Once
Unfortunately, I don't have WinRAR on the machine that I am trying this on.
I even tried deleting the Registry Keys for .rev and then reinstalling...still no luck.
- --- Original Message --- -
From: J. Landman Gay
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Fri, 25 Jul 2003 15:39:28
On 7/25/03
On Friday, July 25, 2003, at 04:55 PM, Robert J. Earp wrote:
If I remember correctly, from Windows Explorer I went into the
Tools:Folder Options:File Types, scrolled down to REV entry and
deleted it. (It was associated with WinRAR as with your system)
Is Revolution supposed to register it on
On Friday, July 25, 2003, at 05:30 PM, Alex Rice wrote:
Is Revolution supposed to register it on installation?
That would be cool! A give a choice if there is a conflict with
another.
Dar Scott
Dar Scott
Alex Rice wrote:
Is Revolution supposed to register it on installation?
Maybe another good question would be:
Is Microsoft ever going to show an interest in managing this issue of file
associations as Apple does?
--
Richard Gaskin
Fourth World Media Corporation
Developer of WebMerge 2.2:
Gary Rathbone writes:
This in an annoying distraction which I'm sure will have an easy answer.
When I save a rev stack I use (the suggested) .rev extension.
However I also use WinRAR which according to filext.com uses the .rev
extension (with a few other packages) as its own. This means
They already do... Se miscdas's post..
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of Richard
Gaskin
Sent: Friday, July 25, 2003 6:53 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: .rev file association issues
Alex Rice wrote:
Is Revolution supposed
I remember back when I was using Oracle Media Objects (which required
distribution of a runtime player along with stacks) I would use a
utility called RegEdit to produce a script that, when run, would
alter the Windows registry to associate the stacks with the player.
This was Windows 95,
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