Hi Claudi,
I would not use matchText but would go straight on with 2 repeat
loops to parse the html text:
one with the fontNames: if tFont is in tText...
Another one with tag styles: if i is in tText...
Less, less elegant :-( but should do the job :-)
Best Regards from Paris,
Eric Chatonet.
Le 22 juin 05, à 23:37, Éric Miclo a écrit :
Hello,
So I'll post it.
Concerning the drawer window it's a little bit more stange:
First create a stack and let's call it Main and a substack called
Sub.
If you set a button's script to:
on mouseUp
drawer stack Sub
end mouseUp
when
on 22/6/05 8:42 pm, Ken Ray wrote :
Were you thinking of some formal [ANN]? I have no problem doing that; just
wanted to know what you were thinking...
**
Why not? It sounds like a potentially big issue that every scripter needs to
know about, so [ANN] is appropriate.
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whatever happened to the old metacard externals example (in the examples
in the MCTools menu.)?
It had lots of stuff - no explanations but it demoed a lot of good stuff...
cheers
Xavier
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Wednesday, June 22, 2005, 8:38:36 PM, you wrote:
DS I have a hard time seeing where you and I disagree here. I think
DS we're saying the same thing differently.
Ah... that may be. But I'm pushing *for* a generic external interface,
and you're arguing against it.
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Marielle Lange wrote:
Let's not start some arguing. Simple question: how many of you swear at your
computer. What platform are you using? If you happen to use different
platforms, how often do you swear when using each one of them
Right, few things are more boring than platform wars. I can
Hi Claudi,
You are on the right track... but you need to tune your regular expressions a
bit.
Problem 1: $ means end of the line (not end of the chunk)
Problem 2: \ works with perl and unixy languages. I found it not to work with
revolution. I usually use font face= quote . Possibly \ is ok
My dictionary of 61,000 words comes in at 592 K--similar
to yours in size. The problem is that it includes a lot of words I've
never heard of. For example the dictionary begins with the following:
aardvark, aardwolf, aba, abaca, abacist, aback, abacus, abaft, abalone,
abamp, abampere,
OTH, allowing ``a=4'' as a shorthand for ``put 4 into a'' harms
nobody, and meets with the expediency criterion; just don't require
it.
Hi John,
I do often write myVar = x. But I like the fact that there is a different logic
for properties and variables.
set the width to 100
put 100 into
Hi Marielle,
I am curious... So I had a look ;-)
In fact, if you strip repeated words in your list, it is 5065 words
long.
Le 23 juin 05 à 12:08, Marielle Lange a écrit :
If you use the url below, you will directly get to see the list of
words which
have a frequency of 10 or more.
on Wed, 22 Jun 2005
Richard Gaskin wrote:
With only 27 keywords in the language, the learning
requirement for implementing those sorts of
algorithms in C is arguably much lower, and
there are infinitely more resources available to get
one started with C than with CompileItSpeak.
For
On 23 Jun 2005, at 09:43, Martin Baxter wrote:
Marielle Lange wrote:
Let's not start some arguing. Simple question: how many of you
swear at your
computer. What platform are you using? If you happen to use different
platforms, how often do you swear when using each one of them
Right,
John,
Of course you realize that if the = assignment operator was allowed
in Transcript put would all but disappear from scripts. Who wants
to type putinto vs =. Put would go the way of button vs btn. I find
myself reversing my opinion on this one. = would make a nice
shorthand
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Jim-
Wednesday, June 22, 2005, 5:57:53 PM, you wrote:
JH It should be red
Alejandro Tejada wrote:
For example, i've read this book written
by Mike Westerfield, for ORCA C in Apple II
and i like his writing style... :-D
Learn to program in C
http://www.byteworks.org/resume/samples/ltp.pdf
But i've been not able to run his examples
in any gnu compiler for windows.
Dan, et al,
programming language that is everything to everyone is nothing to
anyone.
Not if it does the job. (You'd really like to switch between different
programming environments to create bits and pieces of an
application?) Isn't C a programming language that is everything to
Richard, et al:
So instead CompileIt! had its own unique syntax and hundreds of symbols
one could use to implement things that were algorithmically very much like
one would do in Pascal or C. Of course this required a whole other level
of knowledge, and for those symbols related to the Mac
Try not to get your knickers in a twist. In case you haven't noticed,
hypertalk/transcript is clearly a Pascal derived language, they just got rid
of
begin/end, loosely typed it, and made the operator of affectation verbose.
ROTFL/ OMG that's funny. Don't forget scoping, and the overarching
Thanks all.
I probably will end up using the put method, as I intend to compress
the files anyway. I was just curious about revCopyFile, and whether
or not there was some way to suppress that audio. Sounds like there
isn't, at least not right now. There must be some way of doing it,
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My dictionary of 61,000 words comes in at
OK, ladies, I'm trying to print a script. However, on my printer the
text winds up big (like 14 pt. plus), and it overruns the left margin,
making the script unreadable. Suggestions?
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On the first day, God created the heavens and the
I am trying to look at the tutorial movies on the runrev site. I am using
Tiger on OS X, and Quicktime Pro 7.0.1. I have downloaded and istalled the
Ensharpen codec, but I hear only sound. There is no picture. I have tried
looking through Revolution Online, but same problem.
Any ideas?
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Hi Kaveh,
Did you restart?
Don't know but can help :-)
Le 23 juin 05 à 17:01, Kaveh Bazargan a écrit :
I am trying to look at the tutorial movies on the runrev site. I am
using
Tiger on OS X, and Quicktime Pro 7.0.1. I have downloaded and
istalled the
Ensharpen codec, but I hear only
Guess I'll add my two cents.
I'm a newbie to Rev (Revolution) but worked over 25 years in Rev
(Revelation), another similar, high-typed, extensible, flexible, run as you
program, script language. It's an implementation of Pick on the PC. I was
considered an expert. I also owned a company and
M,
Have you selected: View Wrap long script lines ?
...and under preferences you can choose font and size for scripts. It
may be set to default- which may be causing the printing prob.
S
OK, ladies, I'm trying to print a script. However, on my printer the
text winds up big (like 14 pt.
On 6/23/05 9:41 AM, Mikey [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
OK, ladies, I'm trying to print a script. However, on my printer the
text winds up big (like 14 pt. plus), and it overruns the left margin,
making the script unreadable. Suggestions?
Copy and paste it into a text editor and print from
Thank you to everyone who replied. Turns out I had evaluation
versions of the license keys. Once they were replaced with
commercial keys, the info is now saved across launches.
Steve
On Jun 21, 2005, at 12:49 PM, Steve Wright Jr. wrote:
I'm installing Revolution and Revolution Dreamcard
Is this possible in Windows?
What I want to do is create a custom printer dialog. For the most part,
that should not be too difficult. However, choosing which printer you
want to print on is both important, and something for which I do not see
an obvious technique.
There does not appear to be
I am curious... So I had a look ;-)
In fact, if you strip repeated words in your list, it is 5065 words
long.
It wouldn't be a big deal to write a revolution script to delete any repeated
line, would it? Je parie que c'est ce que tu as fait [I bet it is what you have
done].
All that lexicall.org
At 17:04 +0200 23/6/05, Eric Chatonet wrote:
Hi Kaveh,
Did you restart?
Don't know but can help :-)
I did now, and it works. dohh!
Thanks Eric.
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OTH, allowing ``a=4'' as a shorthand for ``put 4 into a'' harms
nobody, and meets with the expediency criterion; just don't require
it.
Hi John,
I do often write myVar = x. But I like the fact that there is a different logic
for properties and variables.
set the
Mikey wrote:
Try not to get your knickers in a twist. In case you haven't noticed,
hypertalk/transcript is clearly a Pascal derived language, they just got rid of
begin/end, loosely typed it, and made the operator of affectation verbose.
ROTFL/ OMG that's funny.
FWIW, I've read that
Hello Richard,
Since it would be optional as it is in other xTalks, nothing would
be lost.
Except the spirit :-)
Grasp all, lose all...
Le 23 juin 05 à 18:53, Richard Gaskin a écrit :
Marielle Lange wrote:
OTH, allowing ``a=4'' as a shorthand for ``put 4 into a'' harms
nobody, and
Here is an answer that everyone might like:
The get x construct is already a syntactic equivalent of it=
x (left assignment).
That could be expanded to the general form it gets x.
Now we have a general xTalk flavored version using the new gets
keyword.
From there just substitute any
On Jun 23, 2005, at 11:17 AM, Dennis Brown wrote:
The get x construct is already a syntactic equivalent of it= x
(left assignment).
That could be expanded to the general form it gets x.
Now we have a general xTalk flavored version using the new gets
keyword.
From there just substitute any
On Jun 23, 2005, at 4:13 AM, Marielle Lange wrote:
But I like the fact that there is a different logic
for properties and variables.
set the width to 100
put 100 into myVar
I'm curious as to why you like the different syntaxes?
I sometimes accidently try to use 'put' when I need
What an enterprising person (not me) would do is take the text of
several books and create a fequency-of-occurence list using Scott's
algorithm, and then delete all words in the dictionary which don't
have the necessary frequency.
Jim,
Excellent suggestion. In fact, it is exactly what the guys
On 6/22/05 1:50 AM, MisterX [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all!
Here's a couple new TAOO XOSMediaLib functions im sure many are going to
enjoy!
However I know this one feature is much needed so i can release it outside
the TAOO framework.
here's the little add-on-script i made to see if
Alex,
On 23.06.2005, at 15:35, Alex Tweedly wrote:
Haven't seen that one. But in general my favourite writer's style
is that of Donald Alcock, in his Illustrating ... series. I had
the good fortune to work for him (as a summer job while at
university - I learnt more in that 2 months than
Jim,
A suggestion: In your application, put the crypted version in uppercase and the
uncrypted version in lower case. Studies shows that it is easier to recognize
words when they are in the usual (lowercase) format.
(Besner, D., Davelaar, E., Alcott, D., Parry, P. (1984). Wholistic reading of
Ken,
Wrong, it, scans all the stacks (listed in the windows variable)...
Of course i have a bit more advanced version coming which will scan known
and substacks and etc... ;)
cheers
Xavier
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Eric Chatonet wrote:
Hello Richard,
Since it would be optional as it is in other xTalks, nothing would be
lost.
Except the spirit :-)
Grasp all, lose all...
With the current flexibility of xTalk, we can choose to write:
put 1 + tMyVar into tMyVar
..or we can write:
add 1 to tMyVar
On 6/23/05 11:13 AM, Lynch, Jonathan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Are there shell commands that either return a list of available
printers, and that allow you to pick your printer?
You can use VBScript for this, and run VBScript from Rev. Here's a page
where they talk about getting the list of
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Try not to get your knickers in a
CompileIt! lovers and haters...
YESTERDAY
I would have to agree with Rob, here. I used CompileIt! to the point
where I made a small C app that RAN externals only and I would get
CompileIt! to compile into that app (called HyperApp). I then wrote a
front end (in CompileIt!) to write and
Thanks Ken!
What versions of windows allow you to use Vbscript in this way? I see
many uses for such a thing.
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On 6/23/05 1:13 PM, MisterX [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ken,
Wrong, it, scans all the stacks (listed in the windows variable)...
You misunderstood me, Xavier. I didn't say that it only scanned one stack. I
said that it wasn't comprehensive enough to be useful. When you ask for:
put the
Thanks,
I think I got the idea now. I am sure I can generate the right
format .csv for PCs now.
Dennis
On Jun 23, 2005, at 12:30 AM, Stephen Barncard wrote:
Put the delimiter you want after each line instead of RETURN, then
SAVE AS BINARY...
otherwise rev will save as text, using the
OOPS!
I assumed images were stack-global! Slap me again!
I'll fix it later ;)
cheers
Xavier
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Subject: Re: TIP: isImagLoaded
This is interesting... I'm curious
where multiple instances of a single image object are needed, what
would be the advantages of storing images in customproperties, vs
using Rev's option (admittedly a unicornian one, but it works
really well.) to set the icon of a button to the id of an
Can someone quickly confirm this ( bugzilled already) ... a bit of a
serious problem for me at the moment:
a) get an .mp3 file... any will do. Make sure the number of chars in
the file name (inclusive of extension) is 33
e.g. someFoo.mp3
b) set some player test to this file and confirm
Recently, Sivakatirswami wrote:
Can someone quickly confirm this ( bugzilled already) ... a bit of a
serious problem for me at the moment:
a) get an .mp3 file... any will do. Make sure the number of chars in
the file name (inclusive of extension) is 33
e.g. someFoo.mp3
b) set some
I am also noticing, on Mac, at least, the refusal to load images that are
reference by long name. For example, a file named Critical Thinking
Instructions.png will not load, but a file named Critical Thinking
Instr.png will. I haven't played around with enough to see if it is the
file name
Hi Richard,
Don't think it's a problem of religion :-)
Or you want to maintain an every day language or you want to allow
specialists languages come in.
As for me I don't mind : I use both.
But I think that all guys who invented Xtalks principles would not
agree.
In fact, if some
Hello Peter,
Assuming Mac OS...
Critical Thinking Instructions.png is 34 chars (you have to count
the extension)
Critical Thinking Instr.png is 27 chars.
The limit is 31 :-)
Le 23 juin 05 à 21:14, Peter T. Evensen a écrit :
I am also noticing, on Mac, at least, the refusal to load images
Hi all,
Recently, Sivakatirswami wrote:
Can someone quickly confirm this ( bugzilled already) ... a bit of a
serious problem for me at the moment:
a) get an .mp3 file... any will do. Make sure the number of chars in
the file name (inclusive of extension) is 33
...
Is there a technical reason for Revolution having a 31 char limit in
Mac OS X? Obviously the OS and filesystem support longer file names
(256 chars) and there must be other Carbon application that support
long filenames.
Todd
On Jun 23, 2005, at 3:25 PM, Eric Chatonet wrote:
Hello
Eric-
Thursday, June 23, 2005, 11:20:16 AM, you wrote:
EE There's even an entire article on macTech Comparing HyperTalk to Pascal
which
EE says,
EE Both Pascal and HyperTalk provide powerful if-then-else control structures
EE with very similar syntax.
EE The specification and calling of user
Dar-
Thursday, June 23, 2005, 10:40:06 AM, you wrote:
DS Commands in xTalk follow the English implied-you imperatives. The
DS deviation from that to a descriptive of the dataflow does not fit. I
DS come from a functional programming background, but I accept the
DS imperative style.
Exactly.
On Jun 23, 2005, at 12:39 PM, Todd Higgins wrote:
Is there a technical reason for Revolution having a 31 char limit in
Mac OS X? Obviously the OS and filesystem support longer file names
(256 chars) and there must be other Carbon application that support
long filenames.
Revolution is most
Dar,
I am not arguing for =, I am arguing for gets and some shortcut
that suits, if any. Gets is a cousin of get command that is
already a left assignment operator. It does not introduce a new
concept to the syntax, but just makes the get construct more
general. I actually find it a
Hi Trevor,
On Jun 23, 2005, at 12:39 PM, Todd Higgins wrote:
Is there a technical reason for Revolution having a 31 char limit
in Mac OS X? Obviously the OS and filesystem support longer file
names (256 chars) and there must be other Carbon application that
support long filenames.
I guess they decided not to fix it in the next release?
At 03:26 PM 6/23/2005, you wrote:
Hi Trevor,
On Jun 23, 2005, at 12:39 PM, Todd Higgins wrote:
Is there a technical reason for Revolution having a 31 char limit
in Mac OS X? Obviously the OS and filesystem support longer file
names
It appears the a call in the openStack of a stack that is opened via the
modal command has no effect.
I changed the command from
mode StackName
to
go to StackName
And it works.
I haven't tried to play around with it. Has anyone else seen this?
Peter T. Evensen
So, we are stuck... mmm. I guess i'll have to implement a work around
to preserve the long file names in some custom prop, field or global,
truncate the file name on disk... reset the player to the truncated
file name... all on the fly, when the transcriber finishes work,
restore the
On Jun 23, 2005, at 1:08 PM, Scott Rossi wrote:
I would set this at Blocker status because it prevents playback of
otherwise
playable media.
I don't agree with that.
First of all, somebody will have a workaround command (3 minutes; 17
lines) shortly after I mail this.
Second, blocker
On Jun 23, 2005, at 3:03 PM, Sivakatirswami wrote:
So, we are stuck... mmm. I guess i'll have to implement a work around
to preserve the long file names in some custom prop, field or global,
truncate the file name on disk... reset the player to the truncated
file name... all on the fly,
Dennis-
Thursday, June 23, 2005, 12:57:04 PM, you wrote:
DB easily change my mind later. I would be happy to be able to change
DB get x to myVariable gets x.
That's not the same syntax at all. The analogy for
myVariable gets x is
put x into myVariable
while
get x comes out as
I have a standalone stack (actually the preferences stack from Revolution
Online) which I want to make into a substack of another main stack. How can
I do that?
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Hi Peter,
May be modal stack stackName could work too ;-)
Le 23 juin 05 à 23:00, Peter T. Evensen a écrit :
It appears the a call in the openStack of a stack that is opened
via the modal command has no effect.
I changed the command from
mode StackName
to
go to StackName
Best Regards
Hi Kaveh,
1. Clone the stack you want to make a substack to keep the original
unchanged (by typing in the message box: clone stack stackName)
2. Open the property palette for the cloned stack and set it as a
substack of the stack you wish in the popup menu (this main stack has
to be open)
I meant modal stack StackName
The point is:
on openStack
revSetStackProfile MyProfile
end openStack
does not work if the stack is opened via modal stack StackName but does
work if it is opened via go to stack StackName
An ask confirms that revSetStackProfile is being called in both
Hi Peter,
Sorry for my joke ;-)
Never seen this.
I worked with profiles for multilingual projects but I think it's not
an acomplished feature in Revolution...
You are right : the best way is always to make a new test stack to
isolate the problem.
Let us know...
Le 23 juin 05 à 23:58, Peter
Hi all, I'm wondering why when I put a few commands in a preOpenSTack and
among the commands is a size stack (height and width) if it is not the last
command it doesn't work?
And to put it into a openStack its very unprofessional.
Lets not discuss the fact that stack sizes do not save .
Hershel
Hi.
I've been listening to this discussion and find it intriguing. I
personally have nothing against := and = for variable assignment
and have used them when using a tool that requires them. I also can
quickly adapt to the == concept for comparisons and =+ for
incrementing (Though that
Hello All,
When I purchased Runtime Revolution last month one of the things that
interested me was the capability to quote the web site Let
Transcript run facelessly on your server as a script language.
I would like to experiment with this concept under OS X. I'm running
Tiger if that
Hi Gary,
Welcome to Revolution! A good place I've found to start learning about
RevCGI is at Jacque Landman Gay's site,
http://www.hyperactivesw.com/cgitutorial/
She has links to other resources along the same vein as well.
Good luck!
Cheers,
Kat
http://rugusa.linguistix.net
Gary
Hershel,
Is this behavior in a stack that had cards before you added menus?
Paul Looney
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Hershel,
Is this behavior in a stack that had cards before you added menus?
I don't remember seeing any difference.
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Thanks Björnke, Eric and Marielle,
You all helped me.
In the mean time I got the matchChunkpart also worked out, and am
putting it all together now.
I will try to make a complete textMenu example, with all the features
you ever wanted,
plus a few more I hope (well, we will see about that
On Jun 23, 2005, at 4:13 PM, Jim MacConnell wrote:
In contrast I think adding the put x into y construct would help a
lot of other code (C, VB, ++) be more readable
I was thinking of an arrow pointing into the open top of a shoe box
labeled with the variable name on the side.
BTW, I
Also vote to fix this bug!
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Recently, Dar Scott wrote:
I would set this at Blocker status because it prevents playback of
otherwise
playable media.
I don't agree with that.
First of all, somebody will have a workaround command (3 minutes; 17
lines) shortly after I mail this.
Second, blocker means it blocks
Jerry,
Assuming there is sufficient interest what is the first step, and what
would THAT cost?
I'm thinking that the initial ScriptCompiler (or some better name) would just
turn Transcript into machine code. This would be of interest to me (hopefully
others) who want to put guarded code in
Mark -
Done...
Bob-
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Wednesday, June 22, 2005, 12:14:12 PM, you wrote:
RJE Yes, I know about the Check for Updates but I was hoping somebody
from
RJE Rev would pick up on my (maybe too) subtle hint at putting the bloody
RJE revision
I just did a simple test. A stack with 2 buttons, one opens a substack via
modal stack and the other via go to stack. It doesn't work with
modal. I'll put it in bugzilla.
At 05:07 PM 6/23/2005, you wrote:
Hi Peter,
Sorry for my joke ;-)
Never seen this.
I worked with profiles for
I noticed that when I ran shell scripts to convert WAVE files to MP3, if the
file name was long it wouldn't work. If I set the default folder to the
location of the files, that seemed to help.
I haven't experienced this bug on Windows--but maybe I had already dealt with
it on my Mac? Can't
On Jun 23, 2005, at 4:38 PM, Scott Rossi wrote:
Changing filenames of your own media may be acceptable but changing
filenames of a users media is a really bad idea. If you change a
filename
and for whatever reason you are unable to restore to the original
name, I
can imagine the user being
Maybe that's what I ended up doing but it was accidental!
Maybe I fell asleep at some point.
My argument is NOT against the ability to build externals to do
whatever one wishes to do, including platform-specific things if you
want to make your life more complicated and miserable or if you
If you can write externals in Transcript syntax and NOT over-extend
the language to accommodate this demand, I don't have an issue. But
that is not generally the case. When people talk about writing
externals they generally (in my experience at least) mean they want
to make the tool do
I tried it with 10.4.1 in both the same volume and a different volume.
Hypercard turns on and everything but Reports 9 to 5 is completely broke.
I can't run
Tiger because it destroyed Hypercard.
It didn't for me! I am still using HyperCard with Tiger. I heard that 9
to 5 Reports no
Recently, Dar Scott wrote:
Changing filenames of your own media may be acceptable but changing
filenames of a users media is a really bad idea. If you change a
filename
and for whatever reason you are unable to restore to the original
name, I
can imagine the user being extremely upset.
okay.. back into my hole...
Yes, Please stay there.
I personally have nothing against := and = for variable
assignment and have used them
My problem with the concept of gets is that I can't see how it
fits within the conceptual framework of xTalk
var := x
var == x
var = x --this is a
Hi everyone, here are some still images from the RevConWest trip.
http://www.troutfoot.com/rev/index.html
Feel free to make copies, share, etc.
Sandy
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On 6/23/05 1:23 PM, Lynch, Jonathan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks Ken!
What versions of windows allow you to use Vbscript in this way? I see
many uses for such a thing.
All of 'em... (actually I think you need to have at least Internet Explorer
4.x or later in Windows 95). However
In a message dated 6/23/05 6:24:59 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
http://www.troutfoot.com/rev/index.html
Wow, great pictures. Now I know I really was there - was beginning to think
it was all a dream. And your slide show - frosting on the cake!
Thank you very much.
Paul Looney
Dan,
Rev is chock full of stuff that I will never use. Perhaps half or
more of the commands are irrelevant to my needs. However, I see on
this list folks that love those irrelevant things in their
applications. You have your ideas about the kind of applications you
want to use Rev
Dan,
That's what I got from the first post, exactly. I tend to agree with
your statement and your logic is sound. (not that you need me to say
so)
I just wanted to agree to this and don't want to see Rev changed in
another direction.
Thanks
Tom
On Jun 23, 2005, at 8:20 PM, Dan Shafer
Very nice slide show with music Sandy, Thank you very much. I just wish
I knew which people are which. Also your photography of the surrounding
area is very good.
Thanks
TOm
On Jun 23, 2005, at 9:01 PM, SB wrote:
Hi everyone, here are some still images from the RevConWest trip.
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