As a former user of Revolution Media 3.x, I used Revolution Player to
run stacks without launching the development environment...
I am wondering if I still can use the old Revolution Player (3.x) to run
stacks created with the new Revolution Media 4.x?
With a simple Table Data Grid that varies between 3 to 6 lines, how
would one resize the group only to show the populated lines? So that
empty lines were never shown?
Would you count the number of lines, multiply by row height, and use
this as the formatted grid height, and resize the
dgFormattedHeight
Never mind!
On Nov 5, 2009, at 11:25 AM, Josh Mellicker wrote:
With a simple Table Data Grid that varies between 3 to 6 lines, how
would one resize the group only to show the populated lines? So that
empty lines were never shown?
Would you count the number of lines,
The first script that got away didn't count the frequency correctly. This one I
hope does so. I also noticed that the other one referred to teams in the
scripts and restaurants in the data. I guess I got hungry halfway through the
project. I also changed fld a to fld input and fld b to fld
Bill Vlahos wrote:
I've successfully used libURLSetStatusCallback for getting the status
when downloading from a web server and updating a progress bar.
However, when I try it for opening a file from a file server it
doesn't work. Below is the code for the file server open in a button.
Hi,
first thanks to all for the suggestions. As i am unfamiliar with the offset
function and i was a little in a hurry i used Jim´s script and extended it to
my needs.
@Jim
Line 8 of your example should be
filter xmlBlock without statuses type='array'*
shouldn´t it.
Thanks again.
Hi,
i am thinking of buying an ebook reader, either Sony PRS505, Sony PRS600 or
Amazon Kindle. The main use would be, reading pdf documents with it.
Now i heard that there could be problems with Pdfs on ebook readers.
Does anyone on this list know, if there are problems with the pdf
I just emailed the PDF to my Kindle account (that's how you get PDFs
onto the device). I'll let you know later on how it works out.
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Matthias
I have the Kindle 2, Kindle DX and used to have a Sony 505.
I would recommend using the Kindle DX, since it will give you nearly
full size display of your PDF (albeit as a graphic PDF, not a reflowed
text PDF). I've tried the Sony 505 (same size screen as 600) but PDFs
were so
On Fri, Nov 6, 2009 at 4:31 AM, Bill Vlahos bvla...@mac.com wrote:
I've successfully used libURLSetStatusCallback for getting the status when
downloading from a web server and updating a progress bar. However, when I
try it for opening a file from a file server it doesn't work.
Have a look at
Hi Marian,
thanks for the feedback.
Long story short, the only thing that does this adequately at present
is the Kindle DX. The only downside to reading PDFs on the DX is that
the page is displayed as a graphic not as reflowing text, so can not
be highlighted or annotated.
So
Colin,
which model of the Kindle are you using?
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Subject: Re: [OT] Anyone using an ebook reader with the RunrevDictionary PDF?
(05-Nov-2009 23:39)
From:Colin Holgate co...@verizon.net
To: runrev260...@m-r-d.de
I just emailed the PDF to my Kindle
On Nov 5, 2009, at 5:54 PM, runrev260...@m-r-d.de wrote:
which model of the Kindle are you using?
The first one. I have sent PDFs to it before, and it worked out ok.
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Matthias,
I have heard rumors (on the Kindle boards) that at an international
Kindle DX will be announced soon--can't remember exactly when.
Yes, I believe keyword searching is also not possible. I KNEW there
was a reason I had my Rev Dox on the DX but wasn't using them much.
Or maybe
runrev260...@m-r-d.de wrote:
Hi,
i am thinking of buying an ebook reader, either Sony PRS505, Sony
PRS600 or Amazon Kindle. The main use would be, reading pdf documents
with it.
Now i heard that there could be problems with Pdfs on ebook readers.
Does anyone on this list know, if there are
Actually, since we're off-topic, anyone using any ebook reader should
check out Calibre. It's really a marvel. Ditch your native software,
Calibre does it all and is fully cross platform. It also has a built-in
Stanza server for those who can't load books except via a wireless
connection. My
I searched for calibre after reading your previous email. I already was afraid,
that it just supports OS X, but it runs under windows also.
I have already created a pdf to epub to read it on my iphone with Stanza.
Really AMAZING. Thanks for sharing this with us.
Matthias
Original
runrev260...@m-r-d.de wrote:
I searched for calibre after reading your previous email. I already
was afraid, that it just supports OS X, but it runs under windows
also.
And Linux. And it works with the command line on any OS, which gives you
even more features, things that he can't squeeze
Although not at all as comprehensive as Sarah's, this code updates a
human-readable time left and download speed status text under the bar:
http://revcoders.org/calctimeremaining/
On Nov 5, 2009, at 2:49 PM, Sarah Reichelt wrote:
On Fri, Nov 6, 2009 at 4:31 AM, Bill Vlahos bvla...@mac.com
In the dictionary user notes for formattedheight, the word command
is used where function might be used.
Can someone please explain the significance of that to me? Is it
different from a function?
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I use the formattedHeight property in a handy routine to turn on/off
scrollbars as
Thanks to Sarah's wonderful example I'm building a little photo uploader.
( I don't understand all the parsing of the multipart form data,
exactly, but enough to customize
for my needs...)
I'm worried about abuse... maybe too paranoid... I don't know, but I
would like to limit file size of
sims wrote:
In the dictionary user notes for formattedheight, the word command
is used where function might be used.
Can someone please explain the significance of that to me? Is it
different from a function?
Functionally (all puns intended), command is synonymous with on.
Command was
On Nov 6, 2009, at 6:30 AM, Richard Gaskin wrote:
sims wrote:
In the dictionary user notes for formattedheight, the word
command is used where function might be used.
Can someone please explain the significance of that to me? Is it
different from a function?
Functionally (all puns
sims wrote:
On Nov 6, 2009, at 6:30 AM, Richard Gaskin wrote:
sims wrote:
In the dictionary user notes for formattedheight, the word
command is used where function might be used.
Can someone please explain the significance of that to me? Is it
different from a function?
Functionally
On Nov 6, 2009, at 7:11 AM, Richard Gaskin wrote:
Thanks... I was wondering if I was missing out on some new script
goodies there. ;-)
Possibly one: have you started using the new private keyword?
In fact, the Most Excellent Powerful Sarah ;-) has written an
article about these
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