On 5/22/07 2:01 PM, Dave [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What I really want is a way of tell if the mouseUp handler has been
called by the user pressing the mouse or if it's via the send command.
Any ideas?
Hi, Dave. Another way uses the executionContexts, even though it's not
supported or
On 22 May 2007, at 23:30, Wilhelm Sanke wrote:
These are indeed valid arguments that have to be considered .
As far as I know, however, the situation may be at least different
for Windows and MacOS. I do not know if the OSX finder could access
EXIF data automatically, but WindowsXP surely
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What I really want is a way of tell if the mouseUp handler has been
called by the user pressing the mouse or if it's via the
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On 23 May 2007, at 09:17, Ian Wood wrote:
Obviously this isn't a problem for images that have been 'saved as'
with the EXIF data stripped out because they will have a new valid
creation date being new files, but people do it to original files
as well (or copies if they know what's good
Hi all,
I have read some points in the list about Trevors great Enhanced QT
Externals, but didn't find any link where to get them.
Can anyone point me to them?
Thanks Tiemo
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From: Tiemo Hollmann TB [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Wednesday, May 23, 2007 6:38 AM
Subject: Where do I find Trevors
Thanks Michael, that's what I was looking for
Tiemo
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Gesendet: Mittwoch, 23. Mai 2007 13:59
An: How to use Revolution
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Hi Tiemo and all,
It seems like many of us do not know the Rev Search engine (Rev 2.7
or later) you can access by clicking on the last tab in Rev help.
And I don't say that only because I wrote it ;-)
In Tiemo case:
1. Bring up the Search engine.
2. Select 'Web Database' pane in the tool
Eric,
I just tried the Search Engine you mentioned. There appears to be a
very serious flaw to the Search engine - causing Revolution to
unexpectedly quit and probably doing other damage as well, since my
only recourse was to reboot. Even the dock was unresponsive. If I
tried to reopen
Shame on me Eric, good point, thank you!
I'm just not used to all the sources of informations
Tiemo
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An: How to use Revolution
Eric Chatonet wrote:
Hi Tiemo and all,
It seems like many of us do not know the Rev Search engine (Rev 2.7
or later) you can access by clicking on the last tab in Rev help.
And I don't say that only because I wrote it ;-)
The new Rev Search engine is nice, but like Rev Online and Rev Net, it
Hi Joe,
Thanks for the report.
Same Rev and same OS here but not Intel and no problem.
Could you be more specific: did you get the color dialog or not ie
when did the crash occurred?
Have you tried the answer color command that might fail with Intel
Mac Dual Core?
Thanks for your time and
I am using Rev 2.8.1 on OS 10.4.9 with an Intel Mac Dual Core.
No problem here.
IRELAND
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Well, I don't know why, but this time there was no problem. First I
tried [answer color] from the message box. That worked OK. Then I did
the same as the other two times and everything worked as expected.
I'll try it again from time to time; though perhaps calling it from
the msg box may
I have what I think is a related problem. I've written a simple file-joiner
program that joins file segments together. I've run into a problem where it
chokes on joining files when the total file size is about 2 GB. I'm simply
reading in the segments and writing them out consecutively to a single
I think we're waiting for an answer from Kevin about this
sqb
I have what I think is a related problem. I've written a simple file-joiner
program that joins file segments together. I've run into a problem where it
chokes on joining files when the total file size is about 2 GB. I'm simply
Eric Chatonet wrote:
It seems like many of us do not know the Rev Search engine (Rev 2.7
or later) you can access by clicking on the last tab in Rev help.
And I don't say that only because I wrote it ;-)
In Tiemo case:
1. Bring up the Search engine.
2. Select 'Web Database' pane in the tool
Eric,
can you tell me which URL you're indexing from my site, I am
rebuilding it and I could make it easier to find stuff. :-)
(you know I use that tool almost every day! Thanks for making it)
andre
On May 23, 2007, at 12:03 PM, Richard Gaskin wrote:
Eric Chatonet wrote:
It seems like
Hi Andre,
LOL
Have you lost your suitcase again?
Default settings for Soap Dog Studio_Andre Garzia lead to http://
homepage.mac.com/WebObjects/FileSharing.woa/wa/default?
user=soapdogtemplatefn=FileSharing12.htmlxmlfn=TKDocument.
12.xmlsitefn=RootSite.xmlaff=consumercty=USlang=en
You would
Roger.E.Eller wrote:
The new Rev Search engine is nice, but like Rev Online and Rev Net, it has
never worked for me (while at work - where it is needed most), but works
fine from home. At work, there is a corporate firewall that requires
authentication for outgoing connections to the internet.
it could be proxy support. Maybe it's not a firewall issue but his
corporate network uses proxies and he hasn't setup one with Rev.
andre
On May 23, 2007, at 12:59 PM, Richard Gaskin wrote:
Roger.E.Eller wrote:
The new Rev Search engine is nice, but like Rev Online and Rev
Net, it has
oops... forget about that... I just saw the part about login.
if you login from the web browser, can you use rev online after that
procedure?
andre
On May 23, 2007, at 1:04 PM, Andre Garzia wrote:
it could be proxy support. Maybe it's not a firewall issue but his
corporate network uses
http://forums.runrev.com/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=775
On 22 May 2007, at 00:05, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Say, has anyone created a demo stack of how one goes about embedding
and
displaying a font in a .rev file that's downloaded by a separate
standalone
executible.
I've seen demos of loading
Mooching about on the internet - as one does - noticed
that HyperStudio still sitteth at 4.5:
http://www.hyperstudio.com/
no sign of a Mac OS X version 5 years (6 ?) after Mac
OS x's release.
nothing about Microsoft Vista.
looks dead to me.
Why would I pay for this?
Now, re my earlier
Howard Bornstein wrote:
I have what I think is a related problem. I've written a simple file-joiner
program that joins file segments together. I've run into a problem where it
chokes on joining files when the total file size is about 2 GB. I'm simply
reading in the segments and writing them out
revdb_execute(dbID,.import ' myFile ' 'Lookup') throws an error:
near . syntax error. Same command works from shell with external sqlite
installation or from commandline. Is there any other way to import tab
delimited file into database table directly through revdb_execute ? Are
there any
On 23 May 2007, at 09:17, Ian Wood wrote:
Obviously this isn't a problem for images that have been 'saved as'
with the EXIF data stripped out because they will have a new valid
creation date being new files, but people do it to original files
as well (or copies if they know what's good
Wilhelm Sanke wrote:
The best alternative would be to have a choice: There are even tools
that allow you to save the EXIF data before editing and then add them
again after the image has been changed, like Exifer for Windows.-
Another remark concerning my request to add the EXIF creation date
Hello
Exploring Revolution...here is my first question that I did not find readily
in the docs.
How do I import vector based graphic files. My ideal would be to use
Illustrator files that are layered. I want to create a coloring book...each
layer responding to input.
I see that vector is
It sounds like a proxy server issue. Richard, libURL does have support
for some different types of authentication. Basic Authentication
comes with it. Chris here at Altuit developed an NTLM authentication
external for Windows which worked well with libURL as well.
Authentication via proxy is a
You can check out the article at RevCentral:
http://www.altuit.com/webs/revCentral/Number6/default.htm
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Hi Phil,
I've just completed a coloring book using Rev. The original artwork
for it was actually drawn on paper. At some point the sketches were
scanned and eventually after going through a number of metamorphoses
ended up as jpgs. But I also cleaned up some of them with a drawing
Joe
I am a bit confused here. I thought it was possible to use Vector files in
Revolution. Ideally I want vector, so I am not dependant on bitmap size.
My current iShell project is photoshop layer based...with alpha channels for
good but not great resolution. My ideal would be vector, so the
Hello.
I'm not entirely sure how one would go about working with layered
vector graphics in Revolution. The claim to Vector graphics is
referring to graphic objects created in revolution - You can custom
draw lines and shapes, but it's nowhere near as powerful as a *real*
vector graphic.
I think Brent explained things pretty much as I understand them as
well; but I haven't found the resolution of the jpgs objectionable,
even when printed out. Of course, I actually wanted the appearance to
be somewhat crude as with hand drawn pictures. Your requirements may
be more acute,
Recently, Phil Brouwer wrote:
I see that vector is supported in the descriptions, but I have tried
creating an illustrator file..and exported it in a couple formats...but
Revolution does not recognize. I am able to import jpg easily.
What vector formats can be imported into Rev?
Andre Garzia wrote:
it could be proxy support. Maybe it's not a firewall issue but his
corporate network uses proxies and he hasn't setup one with Rev.
But my proxy prefs are set.
oops... forget about that... I just saw the part about login.
if you login from the web browser, can you use
I've been a MacDraft user since 1988. It can export in a few formats,
but the only one that it saves or exports that directly imports into
Rev is Enhanced PICT Export from MacDraft and that's a bitmap
graphic, not vector.
On import Rev will ask if you want to import as a PNG (cross
platform)
Me too, Stephen; maybe even a year or so earlier; but I keep an OS 9
version around since it exports in a lot of formats that MD seems to
have dumped with their OSX version; however, they are all - as you
said - bitmapped rather than vector, though the MD drawings
themselves are vector. I
This, from the Newton-Talk list.
Sorry if it is seriously redundant, but Hypercard comes in at No. 24:
http://www.macworld.com/products/anniversary/Hypercard.php
Judy
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Roger,
Just because your proxy prefs are set _for your browser_ does not mean
Rev can use them. Yes, you are correct, your admin won't want to
create umpteen hundred 'pin pricks,' but it is a solution for 'single
ip address' type issues.
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