I have an alert confirmation sitting on my Vista screen that reads:
Confirm - Replace 1.1.4 BIOS with 1.1.10 BIOS?
So is the 1.1.10 version newer or older than 1.1.4 ? My gut reaction was to
abort, but then I realized maybe they mean 10 is greater than 4.
Anybody think this is a bit
On Jan 2, 2008 4:28 PM, Scott Rossi [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Confirm - Replace 1.1.4 BIOS with 1.1.10 BIOS?
So is the 1.1.10 version newer or older than 1.1.4 ? My gut reaction was
to
abort, but then I realized maybe they mean 10 is greater than 4.
Anybody think this is a bit
Hi Judy,
My main problem is one of space. Actually, I have all the bases
covered; I just don't have the space to have them all running at the
same time. Unfortunately, my SE30 with OS8.0 pooped out on me a few
months back when I tried to start it up to check out some really old
files.
Hi Ken,
Right this minute I don't even remember what the difference(s)
between Type 1 and Type 2 is/are. And the cross platform thing is
beginning to cool as far as I'm concerned. Too many difficulties
for me, personally, to make it worthwhile. Besides, I've always
preferred to just
Hi,
Happy New Year!
I have a date string in the following format:
Sunday, July 13, 2003 03:07:32
And I need it in this format:
2007-03-13T18:01:31Z
Is there a function to do this? If not does anyone if there is any
documentation on the latter format?
Thanks a lot
All the Best
Dave
Hi, I am using Rev 2.5.1 and am having problems displaying Printer dialogues
and cancelling printing.
I am trying to print a single card only using
Print this Card.
This works fine, but I need to be able to set the active printer first and
possibly cancel if the printer is not available.
If I
On Wed, 2 Jan 2008 13:26:11 +, Dave wrote:
I have a date string in the following format:
Sunday, July 13, 2003 03:07:32
And I need it in this format:
2007-03-13T18:01:31Z
Is there a function to do this? If not does anyone if there is any
documentation on the latter format?
On Wed, 2 Jan 2008 04:47:28 -0800, Joe Lewis Wilkins wrote:
Right this minute I don't even remember what the difference(s)
between Type 1 and Type 2 is/are.
Well Type 1 were the earliest forms of externals (like most of the
Rinaldi externals); Type 2 were externals written basically after
It´s the same on Windows machines.
e.g. Biso ver 1.1.10 is newer than 1.1.1
Regards,
Matthias
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At 1:42 PM + 1/2/2008, Stephen King wrote:
I am trying to print a single card only using
Print this Card.
This works fine, but I need to be able to set the active printer first and
possibly cancel if the printer is not available.
If I use Answer Printer, this gives me a windows dialogue box
On Wed, 2 Jan 2008 03:16:53 +0100, Mark Schonewille wrote:
First, I'd like to wish everybody on this list a Happy New Year.
Same to you, Mark!
Bill, I know we both agree that HyperCard is great software and that
Revolution is capable of much more than HyperCard. If I take your
list
Thanks, Ken.
That is kind of what I recall, but wasn't sure. Now that I think
about it, as my HCs got really sizable and doing a lot, I'd take
entire start-using stack scripts, tweak them a bit and Compile-it
them. That, after I'd already maxed out all of the allowable 10
stacks. Worked
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Steve-
Try answer page setup. That should bring up the printer setup dialog for
you.
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Sean-
Nope.. I just used the same thing Rev did with the Object's description
and stored it in a custom property called cDescription but I will take
a look at the RIP stuff and see about adding it in (no point in
re-inventing the wheel :-)
Cool. just change it to store the
The problem with the strange behavior of the recipes application on
different OS X installations intrigues me. Can someone please send me
the link so that I can check it out?
I suspect this could be related to other Leopard incompatibilities
discovered in recent weeks.
Thanks,
Kevin
How many cards can a stack have?
Melitón Cardona
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Meliton Cardona wrote:
How many cards can a stack have?
I believe the only logical restriction is with IDs, so given that the
engine doles out a new ID for every object, even cards, regardless of
type, the total number of objects in a stack is 4,294,967,295.
However, for most practical
Mick-
Keep in mind also that the list software will discard html attachments, so
it's not just the colorization that will disappear, but the content as well.
Best to stick with straight text email format.
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Cool. just change it to store the uRIP[description] and you've
got it
I switched it to use the creator, version, homeURL and
description tags of the RIP specification. I've also left in the
cDescription method as well for people who don't use RIP.
BTW: Thought you might appreciate
Militón,
My largest HC stack was 2,400 cards, so I imagine with Rev you could
have many more than that based on memory availability these days. You
should get a more absolute answer from some one else on the list.
Joe Wilkins
On Jan 2, 2008, at 10:35 AM, Meliton Cardona wrote:
How many
Joe,
We have had Rev stacks with well over 10,000 cards.
They open, close, and save much more slowly than the same data in a HyperCard
stack with the same cards. They also require much more memory than the
equivalent HC stacks.
The speed and memory usage problems seem to be exponential (the more
Thanks, Paul. I didn't realize that there was a performance hit using
Rev. How about searching in Rev? HC's searching was amazingly fast,
even in the days of SE30s, although I do recall implementing an
indexing protocol to make sure account cards were found as fast as I
wanted them to be
Hi Jeanne, Mark
Thanks for the suggestions;
Jeanne
Here's a method that I think will work (although I'm not 100% sure it will
work properly on Windows, and I'm not near a Windows system at the moment
to check):
on mouseUp
open printing with dialog -- displays the dialog, setting the
Hi,
I am creating image objects on the fly, depending on a directory
listing.
The directories can contain image files, but also Word files, XML
files, etc.
I just set the the filename of last image to the url of the file, for
imagefiles this works fine, but it gives an error for other
I believe the performance hit is because Rev loads everything into
ram. HyperCard didn't.
In HyperCard you had to periodically compact the stack because of the
fragmentation caused by the swapping to and from disk.
Rev never needs to compact because a Save saves the entire stack again.
hmm.. Name: Kevin Pruca and all in Greek too ;-)
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Couldn'a said it better my own self.
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Joe,
In my experience, finding in Rev. is really quite fast - plenty fast for 2400
records - of course HC's fast find really spoils you. You can convert your
most challenging stack to Rev. - by just opening it in Rev. and saving it.
Rev's
built-in HC to Rev. converter is fantastic! Give it a
Hi Ken,
Of course, you need features that I don't need and the reverse. In
fact, I am now using features in Revolution that I never missed in
HyperCard and I probably can't do without them anymore.
HyperCard is very different from Revolution, for a few reasons. One
of the main reasons is
Paul,
I wish it were that simple; and I had thought it would be at the
outset, but there are an awful lot of fixes that need to be done
before things work even close to the way the do in HC. Some do
convert as easily as you said, but others don't even come close. Just
keep plugging away.
This is a bit old..but I built a GUI for Mac a couple of years ago for
Synergy..
http://www.altuit.com/webs/altuit2/SynergyOSX/default.htm
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Joe,
I was not saying a port from HC to Rev is easy. A year ago we completed
porting a business system consisting of 22 databases, hundreds of reports, and
dozens of auxiliary programs - it took over five years!
But, you can get a quick idea of how your stacks will perform by opening them
in
Hi Paul,
I'm just trying to decide whether to do any conversions at all.
Actually I have one particular stack that I will probably push to the
front of the line, since I use it almost every day to do structural
calculations; and would like to expand its capabilities under the new
Recently, Chipp Walters wrote:
This is a bit old..but I built a GUI for Mac a couple of years ago for
Synergy..
Very nice, thanks.
Synergy is a good solution for multiple machines, though it hasn't been
updated for a while (2006?). Would be nice if the ability to copy bitmaps
across
On Wed, 02 Jan 2008 23:08:53 -0800, Scott Rossi wrote:
Recently, Chipp Walters wrote:
This is a bit old..but I built a GUI for Mac a couple of years ago for
Synergy..
Very nice, thanks.
Synergy is a good solution for multiple machines, though it hasn't been
updated for a while
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