define "order of queueing"
elrod
Chad Loder wrote:
> I think happens on my machine, too.
>
> Also, the order of queuing seems not to be intuitive, either. :P
>
> c
>
> At 11:07 PM 5/31/2000 -0700, you wrote:
> >I finally found a computer at the office that has this problem. i hope to
>
Actually, the help files should be written in XML and then
translated to the platform-specific HTML format by automatic
means.
At 11:12 PM 5/31/2000 -0700, you wrote:
>It would be nice to be able to use the same format for both platforms. Also I
>know the Mac help system is now HTML... so is Be..
I think happens on my machine, too.
Also, the order of queuing seems not to be intuitive, either. :P
c
At 11:07 PM 5/31/2000 -0700, you wrote:
>I finally found a computer at the office that has this problem. i hope to
>track
>it down soon.
>
>elrod
>
>Valters Vingolds wrote:
>
> > Doe
What if we just use plain HTML for windows and launch the users browser of
choice just like we do on UNIX? I am sure we could write some code that would
allow us to have contextual help for the different dialogs... If we do this then
the same help could be used for most platforms and it can be cha
It would be nice to be able to use the same format for both platforms. Also I
know the Mac help system is now HTML... so is Be This would make
translations like Victor's easier too...
elrod
Joe Cosentino wrote:
> One thing is that FreeAmp could change to using HTML Help files. Micro$haft
>
I finally found a computer at the office that has this problem. i hope to track
it down soon.
elrod
Valters Vingolds wrote:
> Does drag-n-drop of file in musicbrowser from my music tree view to
> playlist view work yet?
> Should be equivalent of doubleclicking on song. Somehow I find it very
>
Could you include an un-compiled help files directory in each release? This
would make customizing easy and compiling help files is very
straight-forward.
Mark
-Original Message-
From: Julie Belote [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, May 31, 2000 5:50 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hello Mike,
You have probably seen my last two emails regarding the help files and HTML.
Yes, I can do all kinds of exporting, but all formats have some issues. So
far no one has come up with a help system that works all the time for all
platforms and browsers (regardless of marketing claims).
R
Hi Joe,
"HTML Help" requires certain IE4 components to display the help. Either the
end-user must have IE4 or higher installed, or FreeAmp has to install these
additional components. This is one of the reasons we chose not to use
Microsoft HTML Help.
Julie
-Original Message-
From: [EMA
Does drag-n-drop of file in musicbrowser from my music tree view to
playlist view work yet?
Should be equivalent of doubleclicking on song. Somehow I find it very
intuitive to use drag-n-drop, but I was a bit annoyed when it didn't work.
>
>Now I have a question for you guys... since we are addi
Hello Victor,
RoboHelp does support Spanish versions of Word, but it does not include any
translation module.
For previous UNIX builds I used RoboHelp's "WebHelp" feature which is very
much like HTML Help. Unfortunately, this process uses Java scripts and we
discovered that not all UNIX flavors
> For the Window's builds I use a software tool called
> RoboHelp. It's not
> an
> "open source" program. However any help I build with it is
> licensed for
Couldn't she do an export to RTF or HTML from RoboHelp? It has to support
that kind of stuff, and then maybe the files could be used in the
Well I want to traslate the Help to Spanish =), then I think that I can buy
this software (Robohelp) and try to do it. =) and what about the Linux's
build? what program do you use?
Thanks
Victor
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One thing is that FreeAmp could change to using HTML Help files. Micro$haft
makes a HTML Help studio that is freely downloadable from their website.
Plus, the HTML files are a hell of a lot easier to maintain than the RTF
files.
Just my 2c,
Joe
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On Wed, 31 May 2000, Ed Patriquin wrote:
> On a lark, I tried the same code on another system. My development system
> is Windows 2000. I tried it on a Windows 98 machine and VOILA, I get the
> request. The Illegal Request error must be coming from within the bowels of
> Win2k. There is probab
Forwarded from Julie, the Help goddess...
For the Window's builds I use a software tool called RoboHelp. It's not
an
"open source" program. However any help I build with it is licensed for
use
with that product. It's a very expensive program and I doubt Victor
would
want to spend $900.00 dollars
Mystery solved!!
It's not my code.It's Microsoft!!!
On a lark, I tried the same code on another system. My development system
is Windows 2000. I tried it on a Windows 98 machine and VOILA, I get the
request. The Illegal Request error must be coming from within the bowels of
Win2k. Th
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