Re: Date stamp a stack

Hi Jacqui, Zygodact [...] does not handle trial date expirations automatically. [...] The Zygodact manual has suggestions on how to manage that, but any of the ways discussed on the list will work as well. Aha, I missed that detail! But perhaps you're a little modest. The documentation

Re: Zlib decompression - Any ideas?

Hi Ken, Any ideas on how I can decompress these files with Rev? Ok, stupid question but have you tried the revZip* functions with these files? Also, let me point you to a great utility, 7-zip, which has handled just about every archive I've thrown at it: http://www.7-zip.org/download.html

Re: Date stamp a stack

I've asked her about Zygodact which looks to be a fantastic product. Unfortunately, for me it won't work for me as I want the application to be portable and her product ties the registration to the specific computer. Bill Vlahos On Dec 29, 2008, at 9:40 PM, Bill Marriott wrote: Bill,

Re: Date stamp a stack

Bill Marriott wrote: But perhaps you're a little modest. I've been accused of that before. :) Yes, there are a variety of schemes for trials, and not all of them are time-limited. Some publishers offer a limited number of program launches before a trial ends, instead of a specific

Re: Date stamp a stack

Bill Vlahos wrote: I've asked her about Zygodact which looks to be a fantastic product. Unfortunately, for me it won't work for me as I want the application to be portable and her product ties the registration to the specific computer. True. Unfortunately, without that, it would be

Does Revolution Allow use of Sqlite VIEWS

I am in need of knowing if Revolution supports Sqlite VIEWS. I am using the revDataFormQuery to return DB information I can do a Select * From (view name) and that is it. If I try to add a WHERE statement or an ORDER BY statement I get the revdberr (SQL or database error) If I write the code

Re: Backup sort of thing?

Bonsoir William, Le 29 déc. 08 à 22:10, William de Smet a écrit : There used to be a thread about saving .rev files as .txt files. I am afraid you are confused: Stacks files contain binary data then it does not appear possible to save them as text files that are not able to keep binaries

Re: Backup sort of thing?

Bonsoir Eric, I just found what I meant. Richmond got a stack TEXTIFIER . It is no longer in his space on REV so I contacted him offlist. Thanks for your reply. Have a happy new year! Greetings, William 2008/12/30 Eric Chatonet eric.chato...@sosmartsoftware.com Bonsoir William, Le 29 déc.

Re: Backup sort of thing?

William de Smet wrote: There used to be a thread about saving .rev files as .txt files. I don't know whether it was a backup-sort-of-thing anymore but is there anyone out there who knows what I am talking about? I couldn't find it on the list. We could probably help find a solution fresh.

Re: Backup sort of thing?

Hi Richard, I made an App in which customers and clothes are stored (all on their own card). I wanted a way to backup the 'store' in TXT files but today I decided to backup the whole stack on closing the App. It is primarily needed as backup in case the 'store' gets corrupted. Any ideas are

Re: Backup sort of thing?

I use Chipp's AltArchive - it's a great little plugin for making incremental backups. www.altuit.com/webs/altuit2/altPluginDownload/Downloads.htm Marty Knapp Hi Richard, I made an App in which customers and clothes are stored (all on their own card). I wanted a way to backup the 'store' in

Re: RevBrowser Doesn't Like Backdrop?

Hi Scott, I can confirm this problem. I ended up creating a black background stack and used that to cover the desktop. That will do the job. -Mark On Dec 19, 2008, at 2:14 AM, Scott Rossi wrote: Can anyone confirm that RevBrowser doesn't render properly on OS X when a backdrop is

Re: RevBrowser Doesn't Like Backdrop?

Recently, Mark Talluto wrote: I can confirm this problem. I ended up creating a black background stack and used that to cover the desktop. That will do the job. Thanks Mark -- how did you get the background stack to stay behind all other stacks? Regards, Scott Rossi Creative Director

Re: Backup sort of thing?

William de Smet wrote: I made an App in which customers and clothes are stored (all on their own card). I wanted a way to backup the 'store' in TXT files but today I decided to backup the whole stack on closing the App. It is primarily needed as backup in case the 'store' gets corrupted. Any

Re: RevBrowser Doesn't Like Backdrop?

On Dec 30, 2008, at 10:57 AM, Scott Rossi wrote: Recently, Mark Talluto wrote: I can confirm this problem. I ended up creating a black background stack and used that to cover the desktop. That will do the job. Thanks Mark -- how did you get the background stack to stay behind all other

how to set the background color of a tab field

Making tab fields that are pretty is harder than I thought. The tab menu has a nice pretty rounded corner background but if you try to set the background color of it that color has square corners. Since RunRev knows how to make the nice rounded background in the first place why isn't it possible

Re: how to set the background color of a tab field

William, Since RunRev knows how to make the nice rounded background in the first place why isn't it possible (or is it?) to color just that part? Because Tabs are special gadgets designed to take on the native appearance of the host operating system. They'll look very different on Mac OS

Re: how to set the background color of a tab field

Yes, that is a problems with pre-made tabs. I just usually use the provided bg. Two methods come to mind that I use: 1. Close up the built in tab panel backdrop with its shadows, etc to just below the buttons and close the width, and make up your own backdrop for the control with a roundrect

Re: how to set the background color of a tab field

That should be artwork and text properties- Hide quoted text - On Tue, Dec 30, 2008 at 1:11 PM, stephen barncard stephenrevoluti...@barncard.com wrote: experimentation is needed between artwork and code to get it right. -- Stephen Barncard - San Francisco

Re: Zlib decompression - Any ideas?

On 12/29/08 6:09 PM, Brian Yennie bri...@qldlearning.com wrote: Unfortunately it sounds like you are dealing with a Windows zip archive which is different from a gzip encoded archive. See this post for a nutshell explanation: http://aplawrence.com/Bofcusm/2615.html In short, they are

Re: how to set the background color of a tab field

Thanks. I'd forgotten that the tabs were meant to mimic the host operating system. I really have to do some experimentation in Windows once in a while... I'd like to see that stack Ken Ray made. it would be nice to have something to copy that was made by an appearances guru.