Luis wrote:
The Perl module works on all three.
but spoilt brat, he want native-RunRev method, or
he throw one heap-big tantrum and say wude tings.
--- Presumably somewhere in the undergrowth
of a Linux install there is a place where there is a
record of installed languages.
The thing
I see that Microsoft may be moving into the sub-porn
industry:
http://www.flx-tech.net/2006/11/zune_on_early_sale_at_bestbuy_1.html
This should serve as a salutary warning about imagery
as well as words.
sincerely, Richmond Mathewson
I had stated (in a prior response) that the Perl module could be
examined to see if the same could be replicated in Transcript, as all it
looks like it's doing is checking several locations for language
preferences and comparing that to a large list.
Cheers,
Luis.
Richmond Mathewson wrote:
On 14 Nov 2006, at 16:42, J. Landman Gay wrote:
Dave wrote:
The problem is when a new user sits down in front of the IDE and
after a little playing their (say) Application Browser Window
will not appear, they blame the whole RunRev envorment not just
the IDE. It just gives an impression
On 14 Nov 2006, at 15:09, Bernard Devlin wrote:
Dave said:
I'm not talking about me, I'm talking about trying to sell it to a
whole programming department that is currently using a mix of Macs,
Windows and Linux machines and programming tools such as C/C++,
RealBasic, AppleScript, XML, PDF,
On 14 Nov 2006, at 20:12, Lynn Fredricks wrote:
As far as I am concerned, with Rev the glass is certainly more than
half-full. In fact, if I had the money I'd be trying to buy the
company.
I'm not talking about me, I'm talking about trying to sell
it to a whole programming department that
On 14 Nov 2006, at 13:56, Bernard Devlin wrote:
Dave said:
I decided early on that to be really efficient in
RunRev you need to develop your own framework (or use a 3rd party
system), if you do this right you can obtain the maximum code and
screen design re-use. The problems that I found
On 14 Nov 2006, at 22:21, Lynn Fredricks wrote:
That's very interesting - I had no idea that Rev was
receiving any mainstream coverage as a platform. I'll have
to take a look at that book next time I'm in a bookshop. Now
that I think of it, it is obvious that any book that was
really
On 15 Nov 2006, at 06:25, Scott Kane wrote:
Hi folks,
I'm working on a quick and dirty little project and am using Trevor
Devore's empDB sample project as the basis. The problem I'm
having is that the stack I need to use must have tool buttons with
images. Now the problem is that
What is the last image? Just a place holder? If so, can't you just
relayer all the images in the stack so that the one that Trevor's
code references is always the last image?
Hadn't thought of that. I'll have a play with it.
Thanks!
Scott
___
Hi,
One other thought. Is this a multi-card stack? If so is Trevor's
image supposed to reside in just card one or in all cards? If all
cards, you might have to make it into a group and set the Group
Background Behavior to on. You would also have to make sure it's the
last Group in all
Hi,
I vote for the simplest which is just to have a large build number as
in:
6.5.1.8759 Meaning Version 6.5.1 Build 8759 from the very first
V1.0.0.1 Build!
It's way easier to back track problems that way.
All the Best
Dave
On 15 Nov 2006, at 03:06, Richard Gaskin wrote:
While each
Dave,
One other thought. Is this a multi-card stack? If so is Trevor's image
supposed to reside in just card one or in all cards? If all cards, you
might have to make it into a group and set the Group Background
Behavior to on. You would also have to make sure it's the last Group in
all
Hi,
Glad I could be of help!
This is one of the types of code re-use problems that ISM solves
almost automatically. In this case objects in a stack need to
communicate with another object (the last image in this case). A way
to have made this safer would have been to name the image with a
Glad I could be of help!
It's always gratifying to find a solution and this list has always been good
at that. :-)
This is one of the types of code re-use problems that ISM solves
ISM? Not sure about that one. What's ISM?
Scott
___
On 15 Nov 2006, at 12:57, Scott Kane wrote:
Glad I could be of help!
It's always gratifying to find a solution and this list has always
been good at that. :-)
This is one of the types of code re-use problems that ISM solves
ISM? Not sure about that one. What's ISM?
A module I
Dave said:
The point is that all those technologies could be replaced by RunRev
and the whole system would be much more stable. They are finding it
really hard to find the right people because of all the different
technologies and tools involved. In short it would be much better and
reliable to
Dave said:
I can't believe you called me pessimistic! I find this post to very
pessimistic basically saying it's a toy, don't try to make it
mainstream, give up now cos it will never happen!
Please don't put words in my mouth. I didn't call you pessimistic,
and I didn't say Rev was a toy.
hi
With both mc rev the documentation has been weak I believe a good
idea is an official Runrev tutorial wiki of some sort where all the
bright minds on this list can contribute.
Things have improved thru the forums but personally I don't use it much
because basically it take more effort
Hi,
I thought I'd re-visit this as people seem to be in the mood for bug
fixing or changing documentation. How should this be filed? I'm
really not sure what needs to be changed, I have listed the work
arounds I have found at the end. I would suggest that at the very
least this is
10.3.9 followed by 10.3.10? Not 10.3.9.1? Not 10.4.0? Not 10.3.91?
How much easier to have 10.03009 followed by 10.03010.
Or if it is a more significant update: 10.04000.
One of the biggest advantages of the point 5 system is the ability
to run the same sequence for builds and customer
On 15 Nov 2006, at 13:28, Bernard Devlin wrote:
Dave said:
The point is that all those technologies could be replaced by RunRev
and the whole system would be much more stable. They are finding it
really hard to find the right people because of all the different
technologies and tools
On 15 Nov 2006, at 13:29, Bernard Devlin wrote:
Dave said:
I can't believe you called me pessimistic! I find this post to very
pessimistic basically saying it's a toy, don't try to make it
mainstream, give up now cos it will never happen!
Please don't put words in my mouth. I didn't call
If I add select the text of me to the script of the field on cd 2,
and I press the button on cd 1, I get this error:
Chunk: can't select object that isn't open
Which is perhaps some sort of clue. However, if there is some text in
the field on cd 2, and you change it's script to
on messageY
Hi,
I would say this is a bug indeed. The message is sent, the handler
MessageY runs, both paths are followed as expected, but the target
and me are empty, while the long id of me is not empty.
Best,
Mark
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Hi,
The secret was revealed by finding out that if you set the shared
text property of the field all works ok, e.g. put x into me work
as expected, there seems to be a ghost context in which me is not
actually me, or the context gets restored back to it's former state
IF the shared text
I'm still waiting for a suggestion on how to modify the behavior. On
a windoze box the return key is also labeled an enter key. In my
case what I mean is that the return key behaves like the enter
key, but ONLY IN RR. I know this because I have other development
tools that have different
Dave wrote:
ISM? Not sure about that one. What's ISM?
A module I wrote that makes it easier to re-use and control your
Stacks/Cards/Groups/Objects. It solves a lot of the problems you face
when trying to use controls and/or code from third party stacks. It
allows you to easily
On Nov 14, 2006, at 10:25 PM, Scott Kane wrote:
I'm working on a quick and dirty little project and am using Trevor
Devore's empDB sample project as the basis.
Just to clarify - I think the empDB was a sample stack that came with
Revolution at one point but I wasn't the one who put it
Hi,
I just dug up the test stack and verified that EITHER the Shared Text
property OR using the long id form of the reference works. e.g.
If sharedText = false then
put XXX into me
else
set the text of the long id of me to XXX
end if
works ok if sharedText = true or false. If course
I'm trying to get a feel for the level of interest in U3-specific apps,
so I have this brief poll for those of you who've explored Rev's U3
support now that it's been available for half a year:
1. Do you deploy U3-specific apps?
2. What is the ratio of downloads of the U3 version of your app
Exactly - so me is not empty when getting the long id of me.
From the docs: The me keyword can be used anywhere an object
reference is used.
So I guess you're right, it's a bug.
Has anyone bugzilla'd it?
On 15 Nov 2006, at 14:50, Mark Schonewille wrote:
I would say this is a bug indeed.
Opps! That's:
If sharedText = true then -- had test wrong way round!
put XXX into me
else
set the text of the long id of me to XXX
end if
Cheers
Dave
Hi,
I just dug up the test stack and verified that EITHER the Shared Text
property OR using the long id form of the reference
From the docs: If the field is a card field (not part of a group),
its sharedText property has no effect.
Which we now know is not strictly true. Which suggests that what
we're seeing is some kind of side-effect, so maybe not to be relied
upon.
Best,
Mark
On 15 Nov 2006, at 15:46, Dave
1. Do you deploy U3-specific apps?
2. What is the ratio of downloads of the U3 version of your
app to your
non-U3 Windows version?
3. Do you deploy any apps ONLY for U3?
How about also:
4. Have you submitted your app to be sold on U3 Software Central?
Best regards,
Lynn Fredricks
Hi,
Which in turn poses the question what if the field is part of a
group, what happens then?
All the Best
Dave
On 15 Nov 2006, at 15:56, Mark Smith wrote:
From the docs: If the field is a card field (not part of a group),
its sharedText property has no effect.
Which we now know is
Bernard Devlin wrote:
For those who want Rev to have a higher profile, I hope 1 day
to see some amazing product or technique that will give us all a sense
of smugness.
One of my clients is taking our work to MacWorld this January. He says
he wants to win best of show. While I doubt that will
Lynn Fredricks wrote:
1. Do you deploy U3-specific apps?
2. What is the ratio of downloads of the U3 version of your
app to your
non-U3 Windows version?
3. Do you deploy any apps ONLY for U3?
How about also:
4. Have you submitted your app to be sold on U3 Software Central?
Yes,
What about you, Richard? Any plans to start developing for U3?
Mark
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Download at http://www.salery.biz
Op
Does anyone know if it is possible to use a set or put statement to place a
fields text into another field? Also is this possible from another card. I
have a combo box that sets the text of a field to a certain value and I need
a field on another card to show that same value but I am not having
Bernard, I really admire your passion for Rev, but may I suggest that
you may be reading Dave stronger than he writes? I've been reading his
posts carefully, and I believe we may have another Bill Marriott in the
making here:
I used to misread Bill's posts as being more critical than they
On Nov 15, 2006, at 9:57 AM, Ted Mills wrote:
Does anyone know if it is possible to use a set or put statement to
place a
fields text into another field? Also is this possible from another
card. I
have a combo box that sets the text of a field to a certain value
and I need
a field on
Trevor DeVore wrote:
On Nov 14, 2006, at 10:25 PM, Scott Kane wrote:
I'm working on a quick and dirty little project and am using Trevor
Devore's empDB sample project as the basis.
Just to clarify - I think the empDB was a sample stack that came with
Revolution at one point but I wasn't
Something like
put field 3 of card 1 into field total of card 2
cheers
Xavier
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of
Ted Mills
Sent: Wednesday, 15 November, 2006 17:58
To: use-revolution@lists.runrev.com
Subject: Linking fields
Although it's called enter on your physical keyboard, the return key is
indeed the return key. The enter key in rev is the keypad's enter key
only.
To catch any use the messages:
on returnkey
on enterkey
or
on rawkeydown k
put chartonum(k)
you'll see the difference...
cheers
Xavier
I understand the difference. However, RR script editor isn't behaving
as if there is a difference. I have just rebooted my XP box for the
third time in three days, and the behavior has not changed.
I think we old-timers are more apt to refer to them as the Return and
Enter keys, but the kids
Le 15 nov. 06 à 17:57, Ted Mills a écrit :
Does anyone know if it is possible to use a set or put statement to
place a
fields text into another field?
put field thisField into fleld thatField
or
set the text of fld thatField to fld thisField
Also is this possible from another card. I
Mark Schonewille wrote:
What about you, Richard? Any plans to start developing for U3?
Quite possibly, but not exclusively.
At the moment I'm more interested in the larger superset of customers
who have any USB device running any platform. While some aspects of U3
are attractive, the
On 11/15/06 7:09 AM, Dave [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 15 Nov 2006, at 12:57, Scott Kane wrote:
Glad I could be of help!
It's always gratifying to find a solution and this list has always
been good at that. :-)
This is one of the types of code re-use problems that ISM solves
ISM?
Mikey wrote:
I'm still waiting for a suggestion on how to modify the behavior.
On a windoze box the return key is also labeled an enter key.
An unfortunate decision, given that the computer keyboard was based on
the typewriter, where Return physically moved the carriage to return
the page
On 11/15/06 11:31 AM, MisterX [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Although it's called enter on your physical keyboard, the return key is
indeed the return key. The enter key in rev is the keypad's enter key
only.
Actually, Xavier, Mike tried both - his original post:
Second, if I open the script
On 15 Nov 2006, at 17:46, Ken Ray wrote:
I know on some Mac
laptops for example, you can simulate a true enter by holding
down the Fn
key and hitting the Return key on the keyboard.
I believe that's only one pretty old models, or maybe only in certain
countries. Every UK Mac laptop I've
This is an HP Pavillion zd7000 lappie - but it is a 17, so it has
it's own built-in keypad as well as the traditional return key
(which, as we all know has been called Enter in the Windoze world
since...geez. It's been since almost the beginning.
--
On the first day, God created the heavens
Is there a nearly-all-encompassing list of RR utilities/developer
tools/etc. with links and descriptions?
--
On the first day, God created the heavens and the Earth
On the second day, God created the oceans.
On the third day, God put the animals on hold for a few hours,
and did a little
Hi from Paris,
I have a legit Rev Dreamcard 2.6.1 on my Mac at home.
I must go into hospital for at least 2 weeks (over Christmas !
My God - what can I possibly do during those two weeks ?).
I haven't tried it yet, so I don't know if it is possible, but I'd
like to know beforehand.
I am
Mikey wrote:
Is there a nearly-all-encompassing list of RR utilities/developer
tools/etc. with links and descriptions?
There used to be one at RunRev.com, but lately it seems they've stopped
providing a comprehensive list in favor of the more exclusive RevSelect
lineup.
That's too bad,
In the example submitted in my last question about linking fields from card
to card:
put fld thisField into fld thatField of cd 2
or
set the text of fld thatField of cd 2 to fld thisField
In this example data is being placed in a field on cd 2, I would like to go
the other way (data from card 2
On Nov 15, 2006, at 11:31 AM, Ted Mills wrote:
In the example submitted in my last question about linking fields
from card
to card:
put fld thisField into fld thatField of cd 2
or
set the text of fld thatField of cd 2 to fld thisField
In this example data is being placed in a field on cd
ok, I keep getting this tip cue wrong...
Can't read it all since digg.com got in my cyberfeeds!
but I tried...
object menu - card script
script editor window opens, a line is selected...
I press return, the line is replaced with the return
I press control-Z, nothing happens
I go to the
Mikey wrote:
Is there a nearly-all-encompassing list of RR utilities/developer
tools/etc. with links and descriptions?
Yes, sort of, built right into Rev. Open the docs, and at the upper
right is a Search button. This is a comprehensive search rather than
the quick search available from
There are times when C/C++ is the only way to go. But there are
specific advantages to a product like Revolution, and one
of them is
the ability to whip out a prototype or custom utility very, very
quickly, and deploy it on multiple operating systems - very, very
quickly on runs
Hi Richard,
As was announced in the newsletter, Economy-x-Talk is working on a U3
version of Salery web store software. I don't know whether we will
release more software for U3.
You might want to move the poll to the forum. That would allow
everyone who is a member of the forum to vote
Yes Virginia, there is a Santa Claus.
For all you Windows users out there that don't like to develop externals in
C++. I submit this solution.
Many years ago, when I was cutting code in VB, I came across a compiler
designed to create externals (DLLs) in Basic.
The boys at PowerBasic had taken
Ok Cal, I'll bite.
Are you saying you are building revolution externals with Powerbasic. If
so, care to share the glue?
Or were you just letting us know that Powerbasic builds dlls?
--
cb
On 11/15/06, Cal Horner [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Yes Virginia, there is a Santa Claus.
For all you
On 15 Nov 2006, at 19:35, Cal Horner wrote:
Yes Virginia, there is a Santa Claus.
For all you Windows users out there that don't like to develop
externals in
C++. I submit this solution.
Many years ago, when I was cutting code in VB, I came across a
compiler
designed to create
Hi Richard,
In fact, I have built a number of U3 apps and tried posting them to U3's
Software Central. Lynn was kind enough to point me to 'the guy' there, but
after an initial unsuccessful exchange, repeated attempts to contact him
have gone unanswered. That, and a dearth of information on how
At 9:54 AM -0600 11/14/2006, Ken Ray wrote:
(and that the is anal-required)
For properties, yes, but most functions have a () alternative.
All functions, actually. (A few built-in functions won't take the
the form; all of them have a () form. And of course custom
functions require ().)
Mark said:
I would say this is a bug indeed. The message is sent, the handler
MessageY runs, both paths are followed as expected, but the target
and me are empty, while the long id of me is not empty.
When I run this on 2.7.4 on OS X, me is not empty on entry into the
message handler on the
Hi,
I have a stack that I can't open in 2.6.1, (2.6.6?) I tried out 2.7.x
and must have opened and saved this stack with it and changed the
stack type to 2.7.x by mistake. I thought I'd made sure all my stacks
were set to 2.4 (old/compatible format) but I must have missed this
one. The
Richard,
I respectfully disagree with some of the points made.
Dave specifically stated:
The problem is that when they read the sales small print (in this case)
and see support is not included.
I believe he was referring to his company's Enterprise developers and
management when he said
On 15 Nov 2006, at 20:49, Chipp Walters wrote:
Richard,
I respectfully disagree with some of the points made.
Dave specifically stated:
The problem is that when they read the sales small print (in this
case)
and see support is not included.
I believe he was referring to his company's
Hi Dave,
Bring the main stack to front. In the File menu, choose Save As...
Then select Legacy Revolution Stack in the list of formats in the
Save File dialog window, to choose the format compatible with 2.6.1.
If you want to make absolutely sure sure that the stack always saved
in
On 15 Nov 2006, at 20:42, Bernard Devlin wrote:
Mark said:
I would say this is a bug indeed. The message is sent, the handler
MessageY runs, both paths are followed as expected, but the target
and me are empty, while the long id of me is not empty.
When I run this on 2.7.4 on OS X, me is
Hi,
But I can't open the stack cos 2.7.x will no long run since the 30
days have past!!!
Catch-22??? I hope not!!!
Cheers
Dave
On 15 Nov 2006, at 21:12, Mark Schonewille wrote:
Hi Dave,
Bring the main stack to front. In the File menu, choose Save As...
Then select Legacy Revolution
Hi Francis,
You can copy your copy of Revolution 2.6.1 to your new iMac if the
iMac is able to run the same operating system as the Mac you are
using Rev 2.6.1 on now. You can still do this with 2.7.x, although
you would have to enter your license key again.
Best,
Mark
--
Hi all,
I'm having a problem. Using the revOpenDatabase function, the docs
say that you can specify a port number by specifying the host,
followed by a colon, followed by the port number. So something like
localhost:3306. Is this correct? Because I've tried it and I get an
error Unknown
Chipp wrote:
Richard,
I respectfully disagree with some of the points made.
...
Support fees are widespread in Enterprise-- especially in software
development.
I suppose so, but I didn't write about Rev's support.
I replied to the comments about upgrade fees:
OK, send me the stack.
Best,
Mark
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Op 15-nov-2006, om 22:12 heeft Dave het
Hi Chris,
Are you sure that the server is running? Use a capital L, it might
help (it does for ftp). If the server is indeed on port 3306, you
don't need to specify the port because it is the default. What is the
exact syntax you are using? I didn't have any problems connecting to
a
Yep, Dave seems to confuse the concept of upgrades vs support. He tends to
use them interchangeably, when arguably, they are not.
On 11/15/06, Richard Gaskin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I suppose so, but I didn't write about Rev's support.
I replied to the comments about upgrade fees:
I had the same problem a while back - some kind person on the list came
up with the answer - so here it is regurgitated!
The correct syntax is;
put revOpenDatabase(MySQL, dbHost, dbName, dbUser, dbPass, dbPort) into db
HTH
JC
Chris Sheffield wrote:
Hi all,
I'm having a problem. Using the
On Nov 15, 2006, at 1:20 PM, Chris Sheffield wrote:
Hi all,
I'm having a problem. Using the revOpenDatabase function, the docs
say that you can specify a port number by specifying the host,
followed by a colon, followed by the port number. So something like
localhost:3306. Is this
Yes! Perfect. Thank you. Apparently the docs need to be updated. Or
maybe the syntax it shows is the syntax for some other database?
Chris
On Nov 15, 2006, at 2:44 PM, John Craig wrote:
I had the same problem a while back - some kind person on the list
came up with the answer - so here it
Thanks for you reply, Mark. I got it working. See John Craig's reply
if you haven't already.
On Nov 15, 2006, at 2:36 PM, Mark Schonewille wrote:
Hi Chris,
Are you sure that the server is running? Use a capital L, it might
help (it does for ftp). If the server is indeed on port 3306, you
An expression such as get
hilite of me is not correct HyperTalk. It's true that HyperTalk is
looser about this particular mistake (and others) than Transcript -
Since HT was the original root of this tree, I think it's a little
unreasonable to say that it's incorrect or a mistake, unless Bill
Dave wrote:
And it is clear that me and the long id of me are very different.
me (usually) refers to either the contents of a field or a reference
to an object (field in this case), in the case of:
put xxx into me it refers to the contents
Actually, me always refers to an object, the
My copy is filed away in archives from three computers ago. If someone
will kindly email it to me I'll see if I can make some time to update it.
Sent it to you. It's on the RevOnline User space, but I zipped it and
forwarded it to you offlist.
Cheers
Scott
Richard,
Sent it to you. It's on the RevOnline User space, but I zipped it and
forwarded it to you offlist.
Actually - the email bounced. I used your addy from the RevJournal and it
seems to not be connected. Can you email me privately so I can send it to
you - or alternatively you can
OT - How to reformat a Mac external drive from Windows:
Control Panel Administrative Tools Computer Management(Local) Storage
Removable Storage
A Mac IEEE 1394 connected disk is not recognized by Windows.
No-one including Google could solve the mystery.
The solution was provided at the
Except when it refers to the value or content of the object, eg. 'put
me into someVariable (a known and useful exception) but also
apparently when it doesn't seem to refer usefully to anything - as
per this thread...
Best,
Mark
On 15 Nov 2006, at 23:14, J. Landman Gay wrote:
Actually,
If you use PB/Win or PB/DLL to create a DLL the DLL can be used by programs
written in any other
language that supports 32-bit Windows DLLs, such as C/C++, Delphi
PowerBuilder, Visual Basic,
and Visual Basic for Applications (VBA). A PowerBASIC DLL can create a GUI
interface or it
can contain
Mark Smith wrote:
Except when it refers to the value or content of the object, eg. 'put me
into someVariable (a known and useful exception) but also apparently
when it doesn't seem to refer usefully to anything - as per this thread...
Actually, the example is still an object reference that
I asked:
Is there some kind of deal on Rev
On 11/15/06, Lynn Fredricks reponded:
Aha, that would be telling! ;-)
On 11/15/06 Sarah Reichelt did some snooping:
According to the web page
http://www.dummies.com/WileyCDA/DummiesTitle/productCd-0470088702,subcat-PROGRAMMING.html
,
this is
http://www.visualthesaurus.com/
Now, that's pretty potent stuff.
Is the window that opens up technically a new application or a plug in
Image if that window were a UI with the complete Rev Engine behind it.
Sivakatirswami
___
use-revolution
Well, I think that we've established that me, er, I... no, me behaves
strangely under some circumstances...
Best
Mark
On 16 Nov 2006, at 02:09, J. Landman Gay wrote:
Have we stretched this thread to the breaking point yet? ;)
___
use-revolution
On 11/16/06, Chipp Walters [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On a lighter note, Chris and I were compiling our list of
You know you're an Enterprise Developer when...
...
8. When someone's says Mac your first thought is add fries with that
gee, and I thought: 00:d9:95:0a:bd:d0 :-)
Wow. Now that is cool.
Mark
On Nov 15, 2006, at 7:14 PM, Sivakatirswami wrote:
http://www.visualthesaurus.com/
Now, that's pretty potent stuff.
Is the window that opens up technically a new application or a
plug in
Image if that window were a UI with the complete Rev Engine behind it.
On 11/16/06, Jeanne wrote:
An expression such as get
hilite of me is not correct HyperTalk. It's true that HyperTalk is
looser about this particular mistake (and others) than Transcript -
On 11/16/06, Mikey [EMAIL PROTECTED] replied:
Since HT was the original root of this tree, I think
On 11/15/06, Sivakatirswami [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
http://www.visualthesaurus.com/
Now, that's pretty potent stuff.
Is the window that opens up technically a new application or a plug in
I suppose you know, it's a Flash swf file. You can create standalone Flash
apps as well as embedded
On 11/15/06, Kay C Lan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I
On 11/15/06, Lynn Fredricks reponded:
Aha, that would be telling! ;-)
Lynn responded to Sarah with:
Its not telling the whole story there :-)
Give it a day or two, I'm sure Lynn will point us to the answer over at the
rev forums ;-)
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