I dont know whether you are Beating a dead horse.
But the directory bug is important if you are relying on it to give the
correct answer.
The keyboard problem is relevant if you expect people to be able to
find anything but a-z on a non US/UK keyboard.
It might be irrelevant for you. To us it
On Fri, 07 Nov 2003 12:49:23 -0600, J. Landman Gay
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
[...]
Here are some other posts on a related subject (window titlebars), the first
from Graham Samuel and the second is a Re to it from Ken Ray:
Just to say that I am successfully using the info given in the two
mails
Recently, Dan Schafer wrote:
(One of these days I'll understand the
mentality vandals who derive joy from merely disrupting the lives and
sanity of others. On second thought, I hope I never do understand that.
It's abominable.)
A dark thought that has been lurking in my world-weary mind is
--- Jim Lyons [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Recently, Dan Schafer wrote:
(One of these days I'll understand the
mentality vandals who derive joy from merely
disrupting the lives and
sanity of others. On second thought, I hope I
never do understand that.
It's abominable.)
A dark thought
Allo Friends,
I was just on the way to reply to your mail, Jim, when Jan answered with
all the needed concepts and details about the use of the global
securemode property. As Jan describe, transcript give us all what's
needed to avoid sad problems. We just need to take care about setting
the
Hi,
Using Mac OS 10.2.8, rev up to 2.1.1
A funny thing happened on the way to ..
I am trying to get the dividing line to show when in the
'Set as Menu Bar on Mac OS' mode.
Instead of a line, a blank space occurs.
Can't get rid of the 'disabled' even tho it is not checked after I
un-check
Something new with my new Powerbook and Panther and Rev 2.1... I
think Panther is the culprit but not sure
When I use the Apple-2 or Apple-3 keys to navigate from card to card,
it will sometimes go into a state where it jumps two cards instead of
one. I can use the pull down menu to step
Hi Robert,
Hi,
Using Mac OS 10.2.8, rev up to 2.1.1
A funny thing happened on the way to ..
I am trying to get the dividing line to show when in the
'Set as Menu Bar on Mac OS' mode.
Instead of a line, a blank space occurs.
Can't get rid of the 'disabled' even tho it is not checked after
Still struggling with this one (buttons whose icons are derived from
animated GIFs won't animate when the buttons overlap). I got it to
work by moving the GIFs onto the same card as the buttons and giving
them locs like (-1, -1) so the user can't see them. Heaven
knows why this makes
On 11/9/03 8:40 AM, Graham Samuel [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
However this has created another problem that I've never seen before:
the app works in MacOS9, MacOSX and Windows XP, but consistently
crashes on Windows 95 with an Invalid Page Fault. I have never heard
of a RunRev standalone that
Hi Klaus,
On Sunday, November 9, 2003, at 09:00 AM, Klaus Major wrote:
Hi Robert,
Hi,
Using Mac OS 10.2.8, rev up to 2.1.1
A funny thing happened on the way to ..
I am trying to get the dividing line to show when in the
'Set as Menu Bar on Mac OS' mode.
Instead of a line, a blank space
Hi Robert,
...
As far as is remember, i'm running 10.3 for 2 weeks and very happy
with
it :-) this was a cometic bug in OS X 10.2.X...
With Panther these little lines are back again, without switching
the
RR version!
Thank you for the info. Haven't upgraded to Panther yet. Guess my
10x apps
Hi,
I want to make an application which shoes something like traffic lights in a small
window on 5 computers in a network.
Each traffic light represents one of this computers.
When I set my (computer 1) traffic light to yellow on all coputers traffic light 1
should become yellow.
When the user
FWIW,
I think that this would be a good place for a custom property in each
light and then a name group/item name that matches that computer in
some way.
Then a custom handler at the stack level to intercept a message from
other computers and set this computers light set.
A button or mouseUp
Pierre Sahores wrote:
I was just on the way to reply to your mail, Jim, when Jan answered with
all the needed concepts and details about the use of the global
securemode property. As Jan describe, transcript give us all what's
needed to avoid sad problems. We just need to take care about
Jan Schenkel wrote:
You could build a small player standalone that sets
secureMode to true on startup, and where you can enter
the URL and run it from there.
Or even just a plugin, but remember that once it's set you must quit the app
before you can save anything again.
--
Richard Gaskin
On Nov 9, 2003, at 1:53 PM, Jeanne A. E. DeVoto wrote:
The file name isn't the same as the stack name. What you do is choose
Stack Inspectoor from the Object menu and fill in a stack name and/or
title.
It's good to have separate name and filename properties! But can be
confusing because the
On Nov 8, 2003, at 8:55 PM, David Squance wrote:
There's likely something obvious I'm
missing, but it's rather confusing. Help!
David, you are dealing with stack 3 properties here
the name
the filename
the title
When your stack has an asterisk in the titlebar it's showing the NAME
property,
Hello,
I have a stack (main stack is a splashscreen) with two little substacks
when I build a distribution, it stops on now setting Profil options on
stack xxx
it stops there and just do nothing...no build
I'm using Rev 2.1.1 on Mac OS X 2.8
Any help ?
thank you very much.
Bien
hi friends,
Using Mac OS X.2.6 and Rev 2.1 i have a stack and a substack.
The stack contains a field into which user can data.
The substack contains 3 fields into which user cant type data.
Under browsing in development environment the cursor reacts correctly
switching from arrow to IBeam when
I know I loathe Java, and perhaps you do to. I much prefer xTalk. However I am
wondering whether MC/RR can run an applet from within a stack? I know we can
call up a browser window, and get at the applet that way. But suppose I was a
masochist and wanted to use my (or my likely someone elses)
Le dim 09/11/2003 23:18, Eric Engle a crit :
I know I loathe Java, and perhaps you do to. I much prefer xTalk. However I am
wondering whether MC/RR can run an applet from within a stack? I know we can
call up a browser window, and get at the applet that way. But suppose I was a
masochist and
On 11/9/03 2:07 PM, Pierre Bernaert [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Building a standalone or files gives a weird result when using them:
Although giving the possibility to type into fields correctly the
pointer appears OK into the field , but the cursor stays always the
same: the busy cursor
I had a problem when I tried to rename a stack but the original name
Untitled x kept popping back into the field. It turned out that I was
trying to use a stack name that I had already used in that stack file
(I had forgotten that I had already created that stack), so Rev didn't
allow me to
I am wondering whether MC/RR can run a [Java] applet from within a stack?
One way is with altBrowser which allows embedding of IE or Mozilla within a
stack (Windows only).
http://www.altuit.com/webs/altuit2/RunRev/altBrowser.htm
Otherwise, I don't believe there's any native Java environment
Neil,
OS 9 handles daylight saving in a very different way to OS X. In OS 9
it is an option that you turn on in the control panel, OS X just does
it on it's own and you can't over-ride it. I guess it gets the data
directly from the time servers or it has it built into the selectable
I suggest you use sockets and have each computer broadcast on a
specific port number when it's traffic light changes state. All the
computers need to be listening on that same port number and they can
change their states according to the messages they receive. If you need
some example scripts,
On 11/8/03 1:35 PM, Richard Gaskin wrote:
Throbbing buttons are kinda cool, too bad they can't figure a way to
multitask the things so they don't hog the CPU.
They have a cool appearance, but are arguably counterproductive in actual
use (beyond being a CPU hog).
A default button must be
Another thing to consider about the throbbing default button is that
familiarity reduces the distraction. I barely notice the thing anymore.
The content (which is different each time) draws more attention.
regards,
Geoff Canyon
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On Nov 9, 2003, at 2:49 PM, Scott Rossi wrote:
Hi Scott,
The problem is the reverse, I want as I could expect to have the IBeam
cursor when going over the field I can type into. I think this is a
normal behavior for fields that can be modified.
In other words why, after building when entering the cursor into the
card (Outside the field)
On 11/9/03 3:56 PM, Pierre Bernaert [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The problem is the reverse, I want as I could expect to have the IBeam
cursor when going over the field I can type into. I think this is a
normal behavior for fields that can be modified.
Yes, that's the way you would expect it to
Sometime around 9/11/03 (at 5:39 pm +0100) Klaus Major said:
As far as is remember, i'm running 10.3 for 2 weeks and very happy with it :-)
this was a cometic bug in OS X 10.2.X...
With Panther these little lines are back again, without switching
the RR version!
It wasn't a bug in previous
On Nov 8, 2003, at 8:55 PM, David Squance wrote:
There's likely something obvious I'm
missing, but it's rather confusing. Help!
David, you are dealing with stack 3 properties here
the name
the filename
the title
When your stack has an asterisk in the titlebar it's showing the NAME
property,
Lucky you!
Mine won't even look at it/let me use it (except for my final project --
yippee!).
Of course, they think that a school's morning announcements on the PA
system = multimedia and that Hypercard was 'a cheap rip-off of Visual
Basic', and that --get this -- VBA stands for...
Visual Basic
Oh dear, here I go again...
OK, here's the setup:
I have a graphic image, a simulated plastic color bar with the color
gradient I want, which I can see right through to the text under it (srcOr).
Now, the metaphor needs a graphically depicted mounting device, in this
case it simulates a metal
Subject: Re: Read shared memory in unix
On Nov 6, 2003, at 6:30 PM, lbpark wrote:
Hi,
Is it possible to read a shared memory in unix by Revolution?
Or Can handle memroy address directly ?
Hi, I'm pretty sure you would have to write a Revolution external
library in C to do the
On Nov 9, 2003, at 7:17 PM, lbpark wrote:
Thanks for the help.
First I have to tell that I'm new to Runtime Revolution. But I'd like
to use it for
RR's support for multiplatform.
I've only been using it 2 years so I'm pretty new compared a lot of
these folks :-)
Just curious: what are kind of
Hello all;
I have a stack that I want to run on screens at 800x600 or higher
resolution. I have set the Size and Position settings in the
inspector for 800x600, and the resizable? box is not selected. The
stack is set to hide menubar/hide taskbar at stack startup and use a
backdrop.
When
Hello all;
I have a stack that I want to run on screens at 800x600 or higher
resolution. I have set the Size and Position settings in the
inspector for 800x600, and the resizable? box is not selected. The
stack is set to hide menubar/hide taskbar at stack startup and use a
backdrop.
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