As a Scot who stays in Bulgaria I am reasonably well
informed about Bagpipes:
Scots war pipes (as opposed to flat pipes) have 3 drones
and can sound terrifying (hence their use in wars),
Bulgarian bagpipes have one drone and are altogether
gentler beasts.
The RunRev IDE also comes from Scotland
Okay, I've got Metacard 2.7.3 up and running on Windows, along with
the Runtime engine for Windows. (Thank you Ken and Jacqueline.)
I created a Windows standalone and encountered a teensy problemo.
This is from an existing project, which Metacard used to like.
But the new incarnation did not
I've created a Windows standalone from an existing file. There are
custom Quicktime visual effects that work on Mac, but did not work on
Windows. So I accepted that for Windows, they don't get the cool
visuals that Mac got.
The new incarnation of Metacard/Revolution lets the custom visual
On 9/24/06 4:19 PM, Shari [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
But the new incarnation did not like the icons (ico) files!
Since you went from 2.4.3 to current, you skipped past the point where
Windows icons can be 32-bit and be generated by any icon-making program. :-)
I would recommend getting either
Thankee :-) No doubt I skipped past a lot of things :-D
Since you went from 2.4.3 to current, you skipped past the point where
Windows icons can be 32-bit and be generated by any icon-making program. :-)
I would recommend getting either Iconographer (for OS X, makes OS X .icns
and Windows
Rob wrote:
Result: The Rev version has about 45k more of scripts in it including 3
references to stack Home (MC version has none).
It would appear that Rev is including scripts that are not actually
needed, how much this would effect speed is debateable though
especially when run on modern
Hi Shari,
If you have Photoshop, then check out my icon tutorial at:
http://www.altuit.com/webs/altuit2/StandaloneBuilderTutorial/BuildingIconsforMacOSXandWindowsXP.htm
It should help you create the appropriate icons for Windows standalone.
best,
Chipp
