On my Mac I've built a standalone for Window XP. Testing it on my
Virtual PC Windows 98 everything worked perfect. Starting it under XP
it gives the warning 'bad image' or' image not valid' for the
standalone and the three stacks that are involved. I think there is
some trouble with the
It's a long story, but I'm looking to find a copy of IN Control, Attain
Corp's outliner/to do app. I know they went out of business about 10 years
ago, and I've scoured the web looking for a copy - if you happen to have one
or know someone who has one (any version), please let me know offlist.
I'm trying to get my standalone to load before Windows does. Much like those
Anti-programs that load before Windows starts (like Norton AntiVirus and
Lavasoft Ad-Aware). Unfortunately, the best I've been able to do is get my
standalone to run *after* Windows has started. I can hide the
Derek Bump wrote:
I'm trying to get my standalone to load before Windows does.
Much like those Anti-programs that load before Windows starts
(like Norton AntiVirus and Lavasoft Ad-Aware). Unfortunately,
the best I've been able to do is get my standalone to run
*after* Windows has started.
Thank you all for your suggestions and time !
All the best!
Viktoras
---Original Message---
From: Kenji Kojima
Date: 09/19/06 16:08:12
To: How to use Revolution
Subject: Re: Unicode again
Viktoras,
I don't think you can type Unicode characters into a table directory.
Derek,
More than likely you're looking for a kernel hook. This gives you the
ability to tell a kernel module your application wants to receive
notification about certain kernel api events. Microsoft produces a special
sdk for developing these called the Driver Developement Kit or windows
DDK.
Anyone know of a way to make column boundaries using the vGrid property
but which aren't visible?
I have some fields in which most of the content is just plain blocks of
text, but a part of it contains tabular data. Getting it to line up
properly on both platforms has been problematic, as
On Sep 19, 2006, at 8:10 PM, Phil Davis wrote:
Hi Dave,
Try this:
In the 'Development' menu of the Rev IDE, select 'Image Library'.
In the window that opens, find your icon and make a copy of it
somewhere in your standalone stack, noting the image ID of the
copy. Then use the ID of the
Devin Asay wrote:
On Sep 19, 2006, at 8:10 PM, Phil Davis wrote:
Hi Dave,
Try this:
In the 'Development' menu of the Rev IDE, select 'Image Library'. In
the window that opens, find your icon and make a copy of it somewhere
in your standalone stack, noting the image ID of the copy. Then use
Robert-
Tuesday, September 19, 2006, 1:51:36 PM, you wrote:
Would a Spam gateway change the headers?? Methinks not.
Well, yes, spam gateways do usually change the headers, but not in
that way. I'd follow Dar's advice and look at your subscription
options to make sure you're not in text mode.
Richard Gaskin wrote:
I've thought about turning on the vGrid, but although it solves the
problem for the tables it puts visible lines through the blocks of plain
text.
I may just have to go with breaking the text into multiple fields, but
this is a last resort as it would greatly
J. Landman Gay wrote:
Richard Gaskin wrote:
I've thought about turning on the vGrid, but although it solves the
problem for the tables it puts visible lines through the blocks of plain
text.
I may just have to go with breaking the text into multiple fields, but
this is a last resort as it
Can't you just turn off the vGrid?
works for me..
J. Landman Gay wrote:
Richard Gaskin wrote:
I've thought about turning on the vGrid, but although it solves
the problem for the tables it puts visible lines through the
blocks of plain text.
I may just have to go with breaking the text
Richard Gaskin wrote:
Anyone know of a way to make column boundaries using the vGrid property
but which aren't visible?
I have some fields in which most of the content is just plain blocks of
text, but a part of it contains tabular data. Getting it to line up
properly on both platforms
Richard Gaskin wrote:
J. Landman Gay wrote:
Richard Gaskin wrote:
I've thought about turning on the vGrid, but although it solves the
problem for the tables it puts visible lines through the blocks of
plain text.
I may just have to go with breaking the text into multiple fields,
but this
Assuming that I've understood the problem, putting this into the
script of the field concerned might work:
on setMaxTab
lock screen
put the text of me into savedText
repeat for each line L in savedText
if L contains tab then put L tab after tabData
end repeat
put tabData into me
J. Landman Gay wrote:
I get it now. Can't you just separate the table data with tabs on those
particular lines?
Unfortunately some of the text brushes up against the edges (it's a very
tight fit in a field that has to be of a certain size), and with the
change in font metrics it'll push the
Welcome to the 'roll you own table object' class. Please be seated.
Today we will be talking about multiple fields inside a group which is
made to look like a single field. Your homework assignment is...
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On 9/20/06, Richard Gaskin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
maybe Chipp's engineer
can chime in for guidance.
His name is Chris Bohnert, and it appears his chime is working!
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