Hi All,
It happens from time to time one of our users can't use the optionKey as a
modifier anymore. It returns (after a while) always up. We currently don't
know what's the reason of this : is it Revolution, is it the Finder, is it
AppleShare, is it a kernel extension, ... ??
The user has to
Thanks for the reply, Bill. I downloaded both CutePDF and the converter,
and have included them with my app on a CD. However, being a Mac guy, I'm
not sure how it will work from here. I tried the pdf route under OS X, and
printing the result worked well. What do I need to do in Rev to activate
Autocompletion doesn't work on my engine.
Autocomplete is not marked with a V, but with a diamond.
I can't remove it, it's marked, it's marked, and inoperative.
Can you tell me why ?
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CutePDF works as a print driver so once it is installed you simply
choose it like you would any other printer. I think the .exe file is
the installer.
Bill Vlahos
On Mar 31, 2004, at 8:20 AM, David Squance wrote:
Thanks for the reply, Bill. I downloaded both CutePDF and the
converter,
and
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Date: Wed, 31 Mar 2004 17:45:31 +0200
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Subject: Some news about the dateitems bug
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You may remember that I had
Hi,
I'm sorry to be unable to help you in about your detailled task. Under
the Linux platform (Suse 8.2/KDE 3.1.1), i use Metacard instead of Rev,
without saving my (server-sided apps) stacks as standalone (because
frequent online updating) and 1) in launching and running them from an
init
For some time I have been using a utility which allows me to create
hot text. (I know there is a more conventional word for this but I
can't remember it.) That is, text which has hot word which the user
can click on to get information. In my case, I use the hot word, not
to generate more
Robert,
Couple of points.
1) Custom Props are only *slightly* slower than globals. In the
following script:
on mouseUp
set the a1 of this stack to hello
global g1
put hello into g1
put the ticks into tticks
repeat 10 times
get the a1 of this stack
end repeat
put the ticks
Hi,
in fact, one can use :
put lineoffset( CR String2Find, text2lookAt, skippedLines ) into idx
it works well !
but the problem i found then is the time expanding when the text2lookAt
starts to grow... did the test with 900 Kb of text...
So, instead of using skippedLines, i delete the line 1
Thierry,
If you have very large text variables and are searching the lines many
times, you may want to consider using repeat for each, which will
avoid the problem of searching from the beginning of the string each
time.
put 1 into i
repeat for each line theLine in text2lookAt
if (theLine
Is there any way I can automate website interaction in Rev, similar
to the Perl LWP module (or perhaps calling LWP directly from Rev?)
Jim
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Is there any way you could write a standalone (having no attendant
application) MacOSX service in Rev, or register a service handler
from within a Rev stack?
Jim
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If this is how Apple retires a product like HyperCard they missed a
golden opportunity. Rather than slinking away into the night they
could have turned it into an opportunity to endorse a logical
successor.
Here, here. Remember what Amelio supposedly implied - that if Apple
hasn't dropped
Jim Witte wrote:
Remember what Amelio supposedly implied - that if Apple hadn't
dropped HC, that the WWW today would be based on HC.. I myself
would have preferred WWW being based on a combination on HC and ...
Fortunately Rev steps up to the plate where Apple abandoned:
With the sort of
Has anybody found a way to accomplish similar results to SuperCard's
autotrace feature?
I'm wondering if there are any 3rd party apps out there that can trace a
bitmap image and output vector lines that can be read into Rev. I'm
familiar with Freehand's autotrace tool, but in my experience this
--- Jan Schenkel [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
PS : I prefer having the questions and answers
on the
list, as others might be facing the same
problem and
not know where to start ; plus, you might not
have to
wait until I get round to answering.
amen to that!
just scanning things that are way
--- Richard Gaskin [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
With the sort of net-apps described on Reactor
Labs' page at
http://reactorlab.net/intro/rich_client.html
and elsewhere, Rev allows you to invent new
categories of connected workflows and
amusements that make optimal use of both
desktop and
Absolutely. I've accumulated a ton of notes of things I intend to do with
my app but I don't know how to do them and haven't got to them yet... Jim
on 3/31/04 8:23 PM, Erik Hansen wrote:
--- Jan Schenkel [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
PS : I prefer having the questions and answers
on the
list,
On Mar 31, 2004, at 6:49 PM, Jim Witte wrote:
Is there any way I can automate website interaction in Rev, similar
to the Perl LWP module (or perhaps calling LWP directly from Rev?)
Jim
Jim,
don't know what you want, but allow me to talk a little about a project
of mine and about another
On Mar 31, 2004, at 6:53 PM, Jim Witte wrote:
Is there any way you could write a standalone (having no attendant
application) MacOSX service in Rev, or register a service handler
from within a Rev stack?
Jim
wow, thats a hard one! =)
A service must link to a service framework and be
Dar,
I just thought a some good reason why I like boxes and why I keep using
them in my every day job. It's a silly reason, but it's the best way to
access some types of data like macintosh .plist files, we can build a
XML to Box translation utility and access it easily, this is also good
for
I believe I may have mentioned this before:
The embedded speech commands do not fully function under Mac OS X. For
instance, the following:
[[pmod 0]] [[pbas 59]][[rate 100]]i [[pbas 60]][[rate 300]]would [[pbas
62]][[rate 100]]while [[pbas 59]][[rate 200]]ah [[pbas 55]][[rate
100]]way [[pbas
On Wednesday, March 31, 2004, at 08:02 PM, Andre Garzia wrote:
I just thought a some good reason why I like boxes and why I keep
using them in my every day job. It's a silly reason, but it's the best
way to access some types of data like macintosh .plist files, we can
build a XML to Box
Erik,
Whichever wifi you choose, it should just function as
a network cable should... But with wifi you should consider
that any microwave oven or GSM ringing might temporarily
simulate an EM pulse on your network and cut the link...
Otherwise Wifi is fun! Requires no cabling, has plenty
of
In a message dated 04/01/2004 01:10:25 AM,
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I'm
familiar with Freehand's autotrace tool, but in my experience this usually
rounds out edges making for slightly distorted looking linework.
-- contact me off list. I might be able to help. Tracing was my baby when I
Wouter [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It is (up to now) kind of a useful bug on the Mac OS platform to
determine if the system is observing DST or not.
As far as I know, it occurs only if the system is observing DST
-- noting that it seems that you *cannot* disable the automatic change
in OS X as
The only third party product for this I'm aware of is/was Adobe Streamline.
Ken
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Subject: AutoTrace?
Has anybody
Just FYI, there's a page on the MacOS Rumors site:
http://www.macosrumors.com/32404A.html
where there's a reader letter on that page noting the unavailability of
HyperCard, and the editor solicits feedback on alternatives. Although Rev is
listed, it's listed with other tools for which porting
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