On 5/4/05 9:08 AM, Frank D. Engel, Jr. wrote:
Well, technically they are two versions of the same program, and someone
with only one or the other will want stacks created with the other one
(the one they don't have) to be opened with what they do have, so it
makes sense that they would both
I don't see an easy solution for this. The standalone builder allows
the developer to set the creator code for OS 9 standalones, and allows
a custom plist for OS X standalones. But if the developer doesn't
specify a unique code in the settings, the builder has to default to
something. Maybe it
Does anyone know of a way to get Revolution to read and write to Adobe
Photoshop's per image metadata?
real world scenario: our photographer in Nepal (world famous, doesn't
just work for us) Thomas Kelly... we just sent him on assignment to Sri
Lanka. He's back now and has a kaJillion digital
Sivakatirswami,
If you are on Mac, you might try using AppleScript to control
Photoshop. ImageReady also has some automation features involving
variable placeholders that can be loaded from tab-delimited files, but
I'm not sure if that would be useful for your metadata needs.
Does anyone know
At 10:08 AM -0400 5/4/05, Frank D. Engel, Jr. wrote:
On May 4, 2005, at 6:08 AM, David Burgun wrote:
Sorry I understand how the desktop associations work, I really was
just wondering *why* DreamCard and Revolution have the *same*
creator signature (Revo). According to Apple, each Application
At 9:15 AM +1000 5/5/05, Sarah Reichelt wrote:
Where so you store preferences? I see that the specialFolderPath()
function is Windows Mac only, so how would I know where to store
preferences on a Linux system?
I'm no guru, but in general, one puts preference files in the user's
home directory
At 8:35 PM -0700 5/4/05, Brian Yennie wrote:
What if the Standalone Builder defaulted to a unique creator code
based on your license information? Exclude common known creator
codes also, and it would seem that different developers' standalones
would no longer interfere with each other. An
At 1:38 AM +0200 5/5/05, Malte Brill wrote:
Anyone an idea/link to a tutorial on how to set up an FTP server on Mac Os X?
Google using setting up ftp server on OS X gave me the following:
http://www.creativemac.com/2002/09_sep/tutorials/ftposx0209242.htm
http://www.atpm.com/8.12/networking.shtml
I swear I never meant any offense and as someone who gets his name
mispelled all the time (even the Bury part to top it), i understand the
problem.
I'll be certain to watch this. But why share my stupidity with the list?
That's not very nice either. But at least it got the point through ;)
hi
pl send me one
thanks
vikam
Mikey [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm so rude! I've been in this group for a while and haven't offered
gmail invites! I have 50 (more) to pass out, if anybody is interested
in trying it out.
Mike.
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To do that, RunRev would have to register at least one signature for
each customer, which doesn't seem practical. (Signatures aren't
arbitrary; they're assigned by Apple, and it's a big no-no to roll
your own because it risks tromping on a legitimate, assigned signature
that's in use for
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