Le 9 janv. 05, à 06:41, Ken Ray a écrit :
Hi Ken,
local a_variable
on mouseUp
put tell app quote ovolab Phlink quote cr \
get number of party cr \
end tell into tAScript
do tAScript as applescript
put the result into a_variable
end mouseUp
if I add at the end of the
That's too easy, just stop eating!
For free websites, you just have to search like everyone for your best fit!
;)
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Sent: Sunday, January 09, 2005 06:45
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Subject: Re:
At 04:53 09/01/2005, you wrote:
Hello Bob,
Hi Doc
Here's a general question: When using a standalone that calls a stack for
data storage purposes such as with the tutorial, does the data stack have
to use the .rev file extension or can it be used with any extention we
choose? [ .dat, etc.]
(It's been a while since I posted--hope this year is getting off to a
good start for everyone.)
I made an application that worked fine on my own computer (one user
account) but some people had problems when they had multiple user
accounts. The standalone contains a simple splash stack that
Hello folks!
This morning I began working on a just cause I can type of project
that I can use some help with. I've got several text fields on the
card that I'd like the user to be able to tab through in a specific
order and since this project wasn't very well thought out, the tabbing
action goes
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On Sun, 9 Jan 2005 03:05:45 -0200, Andre Garzia [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Folks,
this is just a hey I am alive message. I just took that damn plaster
glove I was wearing on my arm and now I am good to code again! Expect
new versions of FTP Commander and the webserver very soon!
http://gigaom.com/2005/01/08/microsoft-is-finally-mobile/
-- Frank
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Hi docman,
Hello folks!
This morning I began working on a just cause I can type of project
that I can use some help with. I've got several text fields on the
card that I'd like the user to be able to tab through in a specific
order and since this project wasn't very well thought out, the tabbing
Ken Ray wrote:
Yeah, and I'd like to lose 30 pounds
without exercising...
Could this help? ;-)
http://www.toneamatic.com/what_is_ems.htm
Have a nice day!
al
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http://www.geocities.com/capellan2000/
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Anyone have a winning lottery ticket they can give me?
On 1/9/05 6:08 AM, MisterX [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
That's too easy, just stop eating!
For free websites, you just have to search like everyone for your best fit!
;)
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Hi Folks... I'm looking for an object that is circular and has the 24 hours
of the day divided up into quarter hour segments where each segment is an
object that can be clicked. Has anyone created one of these? Jim
--
OYF is... Highly resourceful people working together.
On 1/9/05 2:54 AM, Yves COPPE [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Le 9 janv. 05, à 06:41, Ken Ray a écrit :
Hi Ken,
local a_variable
on mouseUp
put tell app quote ovolab Phlink quote cr \
get number of party cr \
end tell into tAScript
do tAScript as applescript
Here's a free website for you, Cory. Just save it to your hard drive
as a web archive:
http://www.microsoft.com
I'm sure the guy that published it won't mind.
-James :-)
On Jan 9, 2005, at 10:11 AM, Bill wrote:
Anyone have a winning lottery ticket they can give me?
On 1/9/05 6:08 AM, MisterX
Hi Ken,
Well, I don't know the specific calls to ovolab, so it is likely
there's
something wrong with the get number of party line. You should test
the
script in the AppleScript Editor before implementing it. I was basing
it on
the following script that *does* work:
local a_variable
on mouseUp
Andre-
Boas festas e prospero ano novo
Glad to see you back in action. Now start coding!
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Digital or Analog? ;))
ahem... My PieControl stack
http://monsieurx.com/modules.php?name=Newsfile=articlesid=162
can get you started making your own graphic vector clock... Just reduce the
angle of the graphic and rotate it's starting angle... Many different
examples are in that stack to help
hi i want a premade website for free
Cory, here's a site with webpage templates for free.
http://freesitetemplates.com/templates/browse/frames/
http://www.free-webhosts.com/free-website-templates.php
Then you could upload that onto a free web hosting service, which will put your
site online
Hi Folks... I'm looking for an object that is circular and has the 24 hours
of the day divided up into quarter hour segments where each segment is an
object that can be clicked. Has anyone created one of these? Jim
Jim,
It wouldn't be that hard to do using some trigonometry :) But there's an
This week we got the results of the first adoption of our flagship
product Created Equal: Sex and Gender. The professor is using it as a
text in a class of 33. Only 22 students bought it. While a couple
students are sharing materials, the rest I fear is theft. In 2 weeks
it will be used in
On 1/8/05 11:45 PM, Ken Ray wrote:
On 1/8/05 2:56 PM, cory richter [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
hi i want a premade website for free
Yeah, and I'd like to lose 30 pounds without exercising...
You are far too conservative. I want:
1. A full body transplant
2. A data port in my neck
3. Teleportation
On 1/8/05 11:50 PM, Ken Ray wrote:
On 1/8/05 3:14 PM, duane poncy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I can't find a satisfactory answer to this question either
in the documentation or the archives.
I have tried to build my first standalone with Rev 2.5. My
program needs a seperate mp3 to function, but the
Dear Byron
First off, I would say that 22 out of a class of 33
isn't bad at all - if most students had decided to
share a copy of your software and work together in
pairs, you might have expected only 50% (or even less
if they worked together in larger study groups).
I have polled this list
On Sat, 08 Jan 2005 23:50:18 -0600, Ken Ray wrote:
On 1/8/05 3:14 PM, duane poncy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks Ken. This is a helpful bit of code.
I finally got the mp3 to show up in the standalone, but it
was by
putting it in the same directory as the standalone
application,
and not
Thanks, Ben. That's what I was looking for... Jim
on 1/9/05 2:07 PM, Ben Fisher wrote:
Hi Folks... I'm looking for an object that is circular and has the 24 hours
of the day divided up into quarter hour segments where each segment is an
object that can be clicked. Has anyone created one of
Hi All.
My wee database tutorial work is stuck again. (no great shakes there) :-).
I have button that sticks the text fo a field item into a list ItemList.
The script is this and works perfectly...
on mouseup
repeat with n = 1 to the number of cds in this stack
put fld Item of cd n return
on mouseUp
if the hilitedLine is not empty then
go card (the hilitedLine of me)
end if
end mouseUp
Pat
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From: Bob Hartley [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Monday, January 10, 2005 8:04 AM
Subject: from list to card via double click
On 1/9/05 4:19 PM, Pat Trendler [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
on mouseUp
if the hilitedLine is not empty then
go card (the hilitedLine of me)
end if
end mouseUp
Actually, that's mouseDoubleUp if you want to trap the double-click...
Ken Ray
Sons of Thunder Software
Web site:
Is there a way to re-order the fields so the user can access then in
an orderly/logical fashion or should I just start over and do it
right?
There is a very easy way. Select all the fields in the order you want
them to be tabbed through, then go to the Align section of the
Inspector and choose
On 09/01/2005 22:30:06, How to use Revolution
(use-revolution@lists.runrev.com) wrote:
On 1/9/05 4:19 PM, Pat Trendler [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
on mouseUp
if the hilitedLine is not empty then
go card (the hilitedLine of me)
end if
end mouseUp
Actually, that's
I was hoping Bob would know what the double click thing was, because I
couldn't remember. (actually I didn't know)
But Iwasinahurrytoanswerthequestion because I rarely know the answer and by
the time I've checked it out sixotherpeoplehavegotinbeforeme.
There's many a slip between mouse and
I want to show if an object is either too hot, too cold, or within
normal temperature range? I was thinking that a simple circle filled
with green, blue, or red with the temperature next or under it would be
an easy way to tell at a glance if things are normal. I was thinking
that if I create
Indeed a loss of only 1/3 doesn't sound too bad, but this was a special
case with great support from the instructor and direct sales to the
students with a discount.. It is also a very short term class leaving
little time for copying between students. I have great fear of what
will happen in
Gordon,
We sell and copy protect much of our and our client's software. Your
advice is indeed valuable-- whenever possible, err on the side of your
user. We don't spend too much time making something 'uncrackable', but
rather difficult for people to casually pirate.
One problem with a
Hi Bill
You can try this. Creat a button and put this in the script:
on mouseUp
put the windowId of this stack into tWinID
put the rect of grc redCircle into tRect
import snapshot from rectangle tRect of window tWinID
set the name of last img to redCircle
end mouseUp
This will create an
How can I convert a graphic to an image?
Bill,
You can just take a snapshot of the screen. When you have the graphic looking
the way you want it, it cmd-shift-F3 (mac) or alt-printscreen (pc) to take a
screen snapshot. Then use a graphics program to save this as a png, adding
transparency if
Thanks Chipp and Ben. Chipp's script did the trick and I'll use Ben's
suggestion of converting it to a PNG for transparency.
Bill Vlahos
On Jan 9, 2005, at 7:07 PM, Chipp Walters wrote:
Hi Bill
You can try this. Creat a button and put this in the script:
on mouseUp
put the windowId of this
Hi folks,
Since today I took that cast of, I took the day of to make one simple
software and release it full of source to the community. As some might
know, I am involved with Blog clients and make some shareware cash out
of it. Today, I've re-implemented in Rev my old iBlog program, it was
In a message dated 1/9/05 10:35:47 PM,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
You are far too conservative. I want:
1. A full body transplant
2. A data port in my neck
3. Teleportation
4. A cure for whatever disease will kill me eventually
And maybe the ability to live completely on chocolate.
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