Chipp Walters [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I know this is Off Topic, but it's a very cool Applescript hack which
enables multiple monitor mode for iBooks (which previously only worked
in 'mirror' mode).
The one I know -- and use :-) -- is a open firmware hack
is it the same?
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Vous parlez
uControl allows you to use Shift+Delete as Forward Delete. Apart
from giving you single-key access to the function keys. Another good
tip if you type a lot on the laptop keyboard is to disable the Caps
Lock key, i am always hitting it along with A.
Ian
On 2 Apr 2004, at 08:00, Chipp Walters
I just filed a bug report for this, but thought I'd send it to the list
as well in case anyone else had run into the problem.
Callbacks set on a player are only called the first time the movie is
played. I ran into the problem earlier today, and identified a
workaround: setting the callbacks
Does anyone know where the old Mac freeware application clip2GIF by Yves
Piquet can be obtained. His site is no longer available.
Ed McCabe
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Hello,
I need to find out about interfacing to non-RR programs on a Windows
machine. There are programs running I need to get data from, and I can add a
function to them to provide the data, but I don't know if I can call it from
RR. I suppose I could write the data periodically to a file and
Pierre said:
I can send you it, in its 0.7.2 issue. Just ask for it off-list, to
confirm.
Best, Pierre
Le 2 avr. 04, à 00:53, Ed McCabe a écrit :
Does anyone know where the old Clip2Gif Mac freeware utility from Yves
Piquet can be currently obtained, his site is not active.
Ed McCabe
Hi Paul,
Hello,
I need to find out about interfacing to non-RR programs on a Windows
machine. There are programs running I need to get data from, and I can
add a
function to them to provide the data, but I don't know if I can call
it from
RR. I suppose I could write the data periodically to a
Does anyone know where the old Clip2Gif Mac freeware utility from Yves
Piquet can be currently obtained, his site is not active.
Hi Ed,
I have v0.7.2 on my iBook. If you can't find a download somewhere,
write me privately.
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Rob Cozens
CCW, Serendipity Software Company
Thanks for all the suggestions.
The original build was from Metacard and there was no data folder or
that idea would've saved me.
I'll give Monte's a try.
-- Tim Bleiler
University at Buffalo
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Scott,
I too am a FreeHand freak!
Did you try changing the scale of your drawing to be traced?
Eventually rotation may also help...
But I still prefer the tracing in Photoshop...
But in the end there is always some tweaking to do!
On 02.04.2004 07:28:16 use-revolution-bounces wrote:
On
I have a field script:
on mouseUP
if there is no graphic arrow then
set the style of the templateGraphic to line
set the endarrow of the templateGraphic to true
set the lineSize of the templateGraphic to 2
create graphic arrow
end if
put the mouseLoc into line 1 of
Hi Jim,
I have a field script:
on mouseUP
if there is no graphic arrow then
...
put the mouseLoc into line 1 of tGraphicPoints
## !!! see below
...
set the points of graphic arrow to tGraphicPoints --Draw the arrow
wait 1 sec
end mouseUp
on mouseLeave
set the points of graphic arrow to
I am about to start a project that will have massive amounts of video,
stills, sound, etc. I need to reexamine my storage and backup systems
because these projects go well beyond my current storage abilities. There
are going to be terabytes of data. Currently I am thinking a RAID system
with
Hi,
I can't figure this one out. I have a stack with several substacks. All
of the substacks are supposed to have a white background. When the
program is run in development all is fine. When I build a standalone
some of the substacks are getting a grey background. The main stack has
a white
Jim Hurley wrote:
(Snip)
The puzzle is that the arrow shows for 1 second and then disappears,
even when the mouse is never moved away from the clickText, much less
out of the field. (The word pairs are linked.)
Why is the mouseLeave message being send?
Quick guess:
The new graphic appears
A friend has asked me to put together a PowerPoint-type presentation for
him, but as I don't have PowerPoint, I was thinking about using Rev. It will
be distributed on CD and needs to run on PCs and Macs. It would be nice if
it would autoplay upon insertion. Does anyone have an example stack that
Dear Revolution user,
We are delighted to announce the release of Revolution 2.2, the latest
version of our user-centric development environment for every major
platform and users of all abilities. Revolution combines unrivaled
support for databases, Internet protocols, multimedia, XML and
Four quick questions:
1) Is anyone doing redeye removal in Rev? If so, would you mind
sharing how you are doing it?
2) Real time image cropping. I seem to remember someone posting code
showing how to do cropping in real time, i.e. drag mouse and have inner
rect shows at 100% blendLevel and
I meant via cable modem. I live 3 miles (5 km) away from the shop and yes I am
concerned about the openess of the internet, ftp or whatever. I am also open to a
better idea. We are hoping to avoid physically carrying a box of hard drives around
each day.
- Original Message -
From:
Hello,
In about this kind of stuff (streaming), i would yet prefer to use a
splitted mirroring system than a RAID5 one.
About the hardware possibles choices :
XServeG5 as my prefered if you don't need to stream, via Helix,
RealVideo or Win32 MP contains else Linux x86.
Best, Pierre
Le 2
THe problem is you are very vague about what you want to do here. You
say PowerPoint - type presentation but what exactly do you mean. I have
exported Powerpoint to pngs and used them in my last CD. I have also
exported Keynote presentations in Quicktime and used them in Rev.
If you are not
Redeye is definitely not in the scope of REV. IMHO. I would want more
import options before I wanted REV to do what a dozen apps already can
do just fine. Photoshop, Corel, Painter and dozens of others do this
now.
Real time cropping would be great.
Max size increase would be great too.
Tom
THe problem is you are very vague about what you want to do here. You
say PowerPoint - type presentation but what exactly do you mean.
What are you going to show? Will you put buttons in it for advancing from
slide to slide? etc.
I would be putting together an automated slide show type
I developed on Mac OSX for cross-platform deployment. I used PNG for
images which worked great. I used .wav files for audio voice overs
which were large but worked great. I used a timer function to go from
card (slide) to card. The font I used was Arial but there are a few
cross platform fonts
REV can handle this stuff with it's eyes closed. A cake walk.
Keep text in small text boxes for easy changes and ask questions on
what you are trying to do on the list. I will help when I can.
Thanks Tom, I appreciate your input.
Marty
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PS. The company only requested a Windows version of my CD BUT after I
gave them Windows, OS9 and OSX they were very happy. I did not charge
them extra and now they may get used to offering the Mac side of things
(might help in us mac users not being left out).
Also, check early for a couple of
On Friday, April 2, 2004, at 01:12 PM, Frank Leahy wrote:
3) In Photoshop, MacPaint, even the RR IDE, when you select a
rectangle it shows marching ants around the selection. Is there any
way to get this effect in RR? Is there a marching ants command I'm
overlooking?
Maybe you can put a
1) Is anyone doing redeye removal in Rev? If so, would you mind
sharing how you are doing it?
I'm guessing the question here is going to be speed. If someone can
find reference to the algorithm for this, it could be done with
imageData, but it might be slow. Perhaps one of the GNU image
3) In Photoshop, MacPaint, even the RR IDE, when you select a
rectangle it shows marching ants around the selection. Is there any
way to get this effect in RR? Is there a marching ants command I'm
overlooking?
May not be exactly what you are look for but you could try dynamically
setting
Hi
What version of Revolution are you using?
Cheers
Monte
Hi,
I can't figure this one out. I have a stack with several substacks. All
of the substacks are supposed to have a white background. When the
program is run in development all is fine. When I build a standalone
some of the
On Friday, April 2, 2004, at 04:07 PM, Rodney Tamblyn wrote:
3) In Photoshop, MacPaint, even the RR IDE, when you select a
rectangle it shows marching ants around the selection. Is there
any way to get this effect in RR? Is there a marching ants command
I'm overlooking?
May not be exactly
What hardware would you suggest for this backup array and what
software OS
to drive the system? Also needs to allow for expansion since these
projects
look to be ongoing.
From what I hear, the Apple Xserve RAID box is a wonderful thing (even
if you are not using macs). From what I've seen, it
We recently purchased a couple of Ximeta NetDisk 250Gb at Fry's for a
couple hundred apiece and are using them to backup our servers at our
datacenter. You can set them up to mirror each other if you like. Pretty
affordable and they work with OSX, Windows and Linux.
You can check them out at
Hi,
congratulations on new version, and also the new site layout is very
cool. It's elegant and simple, like revolution! Also I want to know if
2.2 will count as our free upgrade for studio users.
Tanx
Andre
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Andre Alves Garzia 2004
Soap Dog Studios - BRAZIL
http://studio.soapdog.org
I promised to restrain myself from OT posts last month and will reduce
them going forward, but this one is a hoot too good to miss.
There's a moral here for all of us about considering the implications of
software feature design before we rush them to market
Word flaw
I think Lisa did use Twiggy.
Yours,
Chris
On Apr 1, 2004, at 2:38 PM, Chipp Walters wrote:
Bummer, I guess my old Lisa will have to wait for Retrolution 5. BTW,
anyone know where to purchase a replacement Twiggy drive? Oh, that's
right, Lisa didn't use Twiggy.
-chipp
Rod McCall wrote:
In
Christopher...I stand corrected.
From:
The original Lisa had dual 'Twiggy' 5-1/4 floppy drives, which were
quite unreliable, and which was soon replaced by the Lisa 2. The Lisa 2
and Lisa 2/5 were essentially the same machine as the original Lisa with
the exception that the dual 'Twiggy' floppy
On Saturday, April 3, 2004, at 06:43 AM,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thank you to everyone -- Thomas, Dar, Brian, Rodney, and Claude -- for
your replies...I will let you all know what I wind up using.
Best,
-- Frank
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