Re: Rev for Linux Seal of Approval

Thanks for the complement, Chipp. As I've said, we've actually done a good bit of work on altBrowser for Linux. Frankly, the external interface for RR on Linux is pretty bad. Just ask around. I don't need to ask around, I've felt it beneath my skin for quite some time now.

[ANN] Scripter's Scrapbook API

The Flexible Learning Company is delighted to announce a new direction for The Scripter's Scrapbook... You can now 'Script your own Scrapbook' and develop your own ssBk tools - As requested, the next release of The Scripter's Scrapbook supports an API. The beta version is available on

Re: Rev for Linux Seal of Approval

hi Linux is a great platform for server style rev development. Currently I'm researching testing on Xubuntu, a variation of Ubuntu but using the Xfce desktop which rev positively flies. I have used a number of distros in the past, but I certainly don't consider myself a full penguin. Aside

Re: RevConWest06 slideshow is on the air

Sandy, Beautiful images! I didn't get to the aquarium this year myself. Your lovely presentation fills that gap a bit. ...a bit, Thank you, t -- Tereza Snyder Califex Software, Inc. www.califexsoftware.com ___ use-revolution mailing list

Re: standalone application problem

Jacqueline, I see what you mean, but it did work in the preopenstck handler until now, changed it to openstack handler but it still does not work the first time. Any other thoughts Thanks Mike On Jul 7, 2006, at 8:34 PM, J. Landman Gay wrote: Michael Robinson wrote: I will try to

RE: RevConWest06 slideshow is on the air

http://www.troutfoot.com/rev/revmovie2.html Hi Sandy, Did you shoot all of those pictures? Those are some extremely professional looking compositions! But how did you get that picture of me sunbathing on that rock?;-) Best regards, Lynn Fredricks Worldwide Business Operations Runtime

Re: standalone application problem

Michael Robinson wrote: I see what you mean, but it did work in the preopenstck handler until now, changed it to openstack handler but it still does not work the first time. Any other thoughts Not really, since it is hard to debug a problem that isn't in front of me. I think you will have

Re: [OT] Market Share

Rob... I should have been more clear on what I meant. I don't argue that there are refinements on the PC that don't appear on the Mac, as you have listed. One would have to expect that given the proliferation of PC's as an economic base for such things... I'm not techy either, just a person

Re: [OT] Market Share

I'm going to have to duck the troll this time. Though shooting ducks on the pond is a favorite pastime, and these are right there and up close ;-) -Chipp On 7/8/06, Jim Carwardine [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I'm not techy either, just a person who has been around computers since Adam - or so it

Re: RevConWest06 slideshow is on the air

Sandy, Thanks so much for the great slide show. its wonderful to see great images of where i grew up and folks experiences there at at the aquarium (the mba has been a big part of my life -- working there off and on for decades now) and always wonderful to hear when revcon happens there!

Re: [OT] Market Share

Yeah... Lets end this thread. No need to rekindle any comparison wars. Simple fact is, I'm in both niches and thankful that Rev is too. I wouldn't be a Rev customer if Rev wasn't what it is - HC on steroids... Jim on 7/8/06 3:57 PM, Chipp Walters wrote: I'm going to have to duck the troll

Close non Rev apps via Rev apps?

Rev 2.6.1 / OS X Greetings, Is it possible to close a program that is not related to my own Rev made app? I want to close and re-open another app after some changes have been made to it's settings file. I don't think it's possible to close the program directly from my Rev app, but is it

Re: Close non Rev apps via Rev apps?

Is it possible to close a program that is not related to my own Rev made app? I want to close and re-open another app after some changes have been made to it's settings file. I don't think it's possible to close the program directly from my Rev app, but is it possible via AppleScript? Here

Re: [OT] Market Share

Niether fanning nor dousing, but I thought this an interesting tidbit. -Mark http://arstechnica.com/journals/apple.ars/2006/7/8/4569 ___ use-revolution mailing list use-revolution@lists.runrev.com Please visit this url to subscribe, unsubscribe and

Re: Close non Rev apps via Rev apps?

Sarah Reichelt wrote: [snip] I don't think it's possible to close the program directly from my Rev app, but is it possible via AppleScript? Here is an AppleScript that will check if Mail is running quit it if so. tell application Finder if exists application process Mail then

Open .tiff files in Rev?

Rev 2.6.1 / OS X Greetings, For some reason I had it in my mind that Rev could open .tiff files, but I found that I was wrong. Does anyone know of a way to load .tiff files into Rev, or of a way to convert the images via command line through Rev? Thanks, -Garrett

Re: Open .tiff files in Rev?

Rev 2.6.1 / OS X Greetings, For some reason I had it in my mind that Rev could open .tiff files, but I found that I was wrong. Does anyone know of a way to load .tiff files into Rev, or of a way to convert the images via command line through Rev? What platform(s)? Ken Ray Sons of

Re: Open .tiff files in Rev?

Ken Ray wrote: Rev 2.6.1 / OS X Greetings, For some reason I had it in my mind that Rev could open .tiff files, but I found that I was wrong. Does anyone know of a way to load .tiff files into Rev, or of a way to convert the images via command line through Rev? What platform(s)? Rev

Re: Open .textclipping file in Rev?

Garrett Hylltun wrote: Rev 2.6.1 / OS X Greetings, Does anyone know how on earth to open a .textclipping file in Rev? Like this: put getResource(theFilePath,TEXT,256) into theClipText -- Jacqueline Landman Gay | [EMAIL PROTECTED] HyperActive Software |

Re: Open .textclipping file in Rev?

J. Landman Gay wrote: Garrett Hylltun wrote: Rev 2.6.1 / OS X Greetings, Does anyone know how on earth to open a .textclipping file in Rev? Like this: put getResource(theFilePath,TEXT,256) into theClipText Thank you Jacqueline :-) -Garrett

Re: Open .textclipping file in Rev?

Garrett Hylltun wrote: J. Landman Gay wrote: Garrett Hylltun wrote: Rev 2.6.1 / OS X Greetings, Does anyone know how on earth to open a .textclipping file in Rev? Like this: put getResource(theFilePath,TEXT,256) into theClipText Thank you Jacqueline :-) You're welcome, but I

Re: Open .textclipping file in Rev?

J. Landman Gay wrote: Garrett Hylltun wrote: J. Landman Gay wrote: Garrett Hylltun wrote: Rev 2.6.1 / OS X Greetings, Does anyone know how on earth to open a .textclipping file in Rev? Like this: put getResource(theFilePath,TEXT,256) into theClipText Thank you

Re: Open .textclipping file in Rev?

Garrett Hylltun wrote: You're welcome, but I should probably have mentioned that clipping files often have long file names of more than 32 characters, which means the names get internally hashed by the OS. When that happens, you'll hit the problem where Rev thinks the file isn't found.

Re: Open .tiff files in Rev?

Garrett Hylltun wrote: Ken Ray wrote: Rev 2.6.1 / OS X Greetings, For some reason I had it in my mind that Rev could open .tiff files, but I found that I was wrong. Does anyone know of a way to load .tiff files into Rev, or of a way to convert the images via command line through Rev?

Re: Open .tiff files in Rev?

Rev 2.6.1 / OS X You can AppleScript the Image Events application to do this. See: http://www.apple.com/applescript/imageevents/03.html And look for the header called File Conversion. :-) Ken Ray Sons of Thunder Software Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Web Site: http://www.sonsothunder.com/

Re: RevConWest06 slideshow is on the air

Thank-you Sandy for sharing these again this year. They all look great. Monterey is such a beautiful place and your pictures take me right back there. Superb. Chipp ___ use-revolution mailing list use-revolution@lists.runrev.com Please visit this url