Sigh... Always the newbie...
I have a rev stack containing tens of thousands of words of notes, in plain
text, in various fields, on many cards. I won't bore you with the details.
Some of these notes include URLs for web sites, in plain text. There are
hundreds of these.
I'd like to be able
Thanks Andre!
I think you might have misunderstood my request. What I want to do is pretty
simple. I will manually locate web URLs, and hilite them manually. They are in
plain text. Then I want to click a button that will turn the hilited plain-text
URL into a clickable link. By clickable link
Thankya, Devin, Andre, Phil and Mike.
Very helpful. I get it now.
Tim
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Thankya, Devin, Andre, Phil and Mike.
Your suggestions worked out even better than expected.
I have a little padlock icon near one corner of the field. It locks and unlocks
the field in question, to prevent accidental erasures. Normally, the field will
be locked when I am reading its contents.
Derrr...
I don't understand the significance of the name change to LiveCode.
Is this an internal reorganization or marketing strategy? Or has
ownership changed?
Tim
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Hello,
I've been the happy owner of Rev Media v 3.0.0 for several years. Yes, I paid
for it. I use it every day, in a variety of ways, on crude, self-authored
stacks.
Today, I routinely launched a stack I use ever day, and, to my surprise, I was
prompted to activate my copy.
I might have the
Hoo Boy! I just realized that the place I keep my Rev Media registration number
is an a password-protected Rev Stack!
Tim Miller
On Aug 7, 2010, at 12:33 PM, Timothy Miller wrote:
Hello,
I've been the happy owner of Rev Media v 3.0.0 for several years. Yes, I paid
for it. I use it every
this happened--I certainly
can't (no surprise that :-)
M
On Aug 7, 2010, at 2:35 PM, Timothy Miller wrote:
Hoo Boy! I just realized that the place I keep my Rev Media registration
number is an a password-protected Rev Stack!
Tim Miller
On Aug 7, 2010, at 12:33 PM, Timothy Miller wrote
and Software Engineering
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Op 7-aug-2010, om 21:33 heeft Timothy Miller het volgende geschreven:
Hello,
I've been the happy owner of Rev
On Jan 27, 2009, at 11:49 PM, Brian Yennie wrote:
If the file is in a custom property and you want to write it out,
you can use put URL into ... syntax and write it out to the
user's temp folder (see specialFolderPath()).
Thanks Brian and others.
With generous help from the list, I have
other possibilities?
Thanks again,
Tim
On Jan 28, 2009, at 4:34 AM, SparkOut wrote:
Timothy Miller-2 wrote:
On Jan 27, 2009, at 3:53 PM, SparkOut wrote:
You can import the PDF files to your stack by:
put URL (binfile:the-path/name-of-your-file.pdf) into
thePDFStorageProperty
Another noob question from me, the perpetual noob.
As I recall, there is a way to do this, but I've forgotten how. I did
peruse the docs. Sometimes that helps, sometimes not...
I'd like to import some PDFs, into a stack, or a card in the stack.
As I recall, I can import almost any file as
On Jan 27, 2009, at 3:53 PM, SparkOut wrote:
You can import the PDF files to your stack by:
put URL (binfile:the-path/name-of-your-file.pdf) into
thePDFStorageProperty
On a Mac you should be able to display the pdf in a player, but on
Windows
even with QT enabled it won't render a pdf
When I
do container as applescript
is it possible for applescript to pass a variable or function or
something back to rev?
For instance, just to keep it simple, could I somehow use the result
from appleScript in a Rev script?
If someone can applescript off the cuff and is feeling
Wonderful!
Petathanks to Sarah, Mark, Ben, BNig, Kay and Jim.
Tim
On Jan 13, 2009, at 4:38 PM, Jim Ault wrote:
The biggest reason me to use 'return' in AppleScripts called by Rev
is that
you can build whatever you wish as a return value and make sure it
gets
returned in the format you
Hi,
Not so many elementary questions on the list these days. Well, I've
got an infinite supply. It might not show, but I did attempt to read
the instructions.
Hoping to waste less time on the web and email, I've got a new plan.
I'll launch Firefox and Mail from a small Rev stack, and
Thanks everyone! It works now.
Is it okay to use the Open Process command instead? (It seems to
work.)
Can I also use a Rev command to quit an application?
I messed around with closeProcess but couldn't get it to work.
with:
answer there is a process /Applications/Firefox.app
I get True
Oops! Kill Process does make the application quit.
Is this command safe on Mac OS? The documentation is somewhat
ambiguous on this point.
Thanks again.
Tim
On Jan 8, 2009, at 6:40 PM, Timothy Miller wrote:
Thanks everyone! It works now.
Is it okay to use the Open Process command
, Timothy Miller wrote:
Damn!
I replicated it several times this morning, with care.
Now I can't replicate it. I haven't changed anything.
I'll wait and watch, to see if it occurs again.
Tim
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Maybe I've remembered wrong. As I recall, if I alter any field in a
stack, or add a new card, or make other relatively minor changes, I
will be prompted to save before the stack closes.
On the other hand, occasionally, something goes mysteriously missing.
By the time it's gone, it's too
It's more likely my brainlessness. If not, I'd be happy to report it.
I can consistently reproduce it. If a bug, it's a rather serious
matter. Data, and more, will be lost.
I checked the stack script. Not much to it. OpenStack CloseStack and
OpenCard do get intercepted (I can't remember
Damn!
I replicated it several times this morning, with care.
Now I can't replicate it. I haven't changed anything.
I'll wait and watch, to see if it occurs again.
Tim
On Jan 2, 2009, at 12:11 PM, Timothy Miller wrote:
It's more likely my brainlessness. If not, I'd be happy to report
Hi Paul,
On Jan 2, 2009, at 1:51 PM, Paul Looney wrote:
Tim,
I doubt it is your imagination - and I thank you for raising this
issue again.
If you create a new stack and put two fields on it, you'll observe
the following:
When you open the stack the focus is on the first field you
Send AT commands to the modem.
Tim Miller
On Oct 31, 2008, at 6:22 AM, Hugh Senior wrote:
I have app that dials phone numbers. At present it sends the
required dial
tones to a speaker. Does anyonenow how to send dial tones direct to
a phone
instead?
/H
Thanks very, very much to Michael, Mark and Mark. (I hope I didn't
miss anybody.)
This is an excellent start. I think I can take it from here.
Cheers,
Tim Miller
On Oct 22, 2008, at 6:46 PM, Mark Smith wrote:
Timothy, the only way I could find of doing what you want is called
'the
Greetings,
I'm interested an a modest statistics demonstration, but I can't
figure out how do to the math myself.
I'd like to have a few lines of code that produces a sequence of
numbers. (whole numbers would probably be okay). I'd like to specify
the number of numbers generated. Let's
I recently had to reconfigure the smtp settings on my email client
because ATT DSL has changed their protocol for outgoing email. They
are starting to authenticate outgoing email, probably hoping to push
back the tide of spam and fraud originating from hijacked personal
computers.
Thanks Bill and Jacque.
I keep thinking I have isolated it, then it turns out I haven't.
I'll chip away at it for as long as necessary. If I ever really,
really isolate it. Maybe I can solve it. If I figure it out, I'll
check back in.
Cheers,
Tim
On Jun 21, 2008, at 6:40 AM, william
.
If the same objects are copied and pasted as ungrouped objects, they
print clearly.
This does not seem to be an issue for stacks whose HCstack property
is false.
Rev Media 2, version 2.9.0. OS 10.4.11. Power PC Mac.
Any thoughts?
Tim Miller
On Jun 18, 2008, at 7:49 PM, Timothy Miller wrote
On Jun 19, 2008, at 1:57 PM, Jan Schenkel wrote:
Do the groups have an ink or blend applied to them?
I don't think so, though inks and blends are not very familiar to me.
You should probably open an entry in the Quality
Center http://quality.runrev.com and attach an
example stack. That
On Jun 19, 2008, at 1:57 PM, Jan Schenkel wrote:
You should probably open an entry in the Quality
Center http://quality.runrev.com and attach an
example stack.
I started to do that by making a minimal version of the problem stack.
After reducing the number of cards (of the same bg) from 450
We're talking about pretty elementary stacks here. Mostly buttons and
fields. Text in the fields.
I'm keeping it simple by choosing Print card... from the File menu.
Some of my stacks print at device resolution. The printed output
looks good. Text is very sharp. These are all stacks that
Greetings,
I'm don't quite understand when (or if) it is necessary to specify cd
fld whatever vs bg fld whatever vs fld whatever in Rev. When
confusion arises, I'm solving it by trial and error. Some of my
stacks and scripts, retreaded from hypercard, require the correct
field or
Sarah and Devin both nailed it. I totally forgot about HCaddressing.
That explains a lot. Some of my scripts don't work if I don't specify
cd field or bg field. That's why.
Thanks a bunch,
Tim
On Mar 4, 2008, at 1:49 PM, Sarah Reichelt wrote:
Nice thing about Rev - you don't have to
Hi,
After all these years, still a beginner... sigh...
A multi-line field. Locked. Focusable. Autohilite and listbehavior
are true. Normally, I'd turn on multi-line and non-continguous
and I'd be good to go. Later on, a script will get the hilitedlines
of this field.
Except...
I use
Hi,
Can I post a youtube link here? Well, here goes.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wreP8FMupyM
If you don't feel like clicking on the link, it demonstrates a cool
drumbeat machine with a GUI, sort of.
I lusted after it for a moment, then realized it's limited, probably
not commercially
On Jan 5, 2008, at 11:40 AM, Richard Gaskin wrote:
j downs wrote:
you ... didn't ... buy... applecare?
Do people really purchase extended warranties in this day and age?
I once was burned really badly on an extended warranty purchase for a
used car. It appeared to cover just about
On Dec 11, 2007, at 6:14 PM, Josh Mellicker wrote:
Has anyone on this list heard of Ron Paul?
Yes.
If so, just curious what the people whose brains have been trained
to think logically through a life of programming code think.
You'll find about the same range of political opinions you
On Oct 24, 2007, at 12:12 PM, Richmond Mathewson wrote:
If RR is to go from, frankly, a niche RAD... into the killer App
it should
be (or, to be extremely corny, the killer App
HyperCard once was)... it needs documentation that will allow
people to
follow a cognitive apprenticeship fast
room
for improvement). But it's a great model.
Mark
On Oct 18, 2007, at 2:53 AM, Richmond Mathewson wrote:
Timothy Miller wrote:
Docs too terse. Experienced users comprehend. Others
struggle.
Many people have accused me of prolixity; never the
reverse :)
I am perfectly happy to supply
Docs too terse. Experienced users comprehend. Others struggle.
Tim
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Already the Stravinsky Voyager CD is quite hard to find and selling
at $60 or so from used book and CD dealers.
But it seems more desirable for these to remain available to the
public, and useable on a non-legacy computer.
If Monks Had Macs was originally a Voyager HyperCard stack, if I'm
I just love my Voyager Multimedia tutorial CDs. I own all five.
Hunted them down one at a time ten years ago. They were out of print,
even then, and hard to find. Probably not a big commercial success in
the first place.
They're music appreciation tutorials.
Beethoven's 9th symphony
, The Complete Maus , by Art
Spiegelman, a memoir of his father's experiences during the
Holocaust. Their products tend toward the beautiful and thoughtful.
Maybe there's nothing that can be done. Dunno...
Tim
On Jul 30, 2007, at 4:02 PM, J. Landman Gay wrote:
Timothy Miller wrote:
I
Thanks, Jim,
All I can add is that I tried both command-V and paste from the
Edit menu. Neither worked.
On the other hand, both worked if I was copying from the Sticky note,
but neither worked when copying and pasting from the web page.
I wonder if this is the same bug. Maybe Jacque's on
Hi Jacque,
I'm using the Harry Potter page on wikipedia for test purposes.
By first doing command-A, then judiciously shift-clicking, I have
isolated the source of the problem, unless I screwed it up. It
appears to be the In Other Languages sidebar at the far left side
of the page.
It
On Jul 17, 2007, at 12:53 PM, J. Landman Gay wrote:
Timothy Miller wrote:
Hi Jacque,
I'm using the Harry Potter page on wikipedia for test purposes.
By first doing command-A, then judiciously shift-clicking, I have
isolated the source of the problem, unless I screwed it up. It
appears
I copy a web page. A page out of Wikipedia, actually. Command-A, then
Command-C. It's not a real big page. Maybe three screens.
I move to my stack, already open, put the cursor in a field, and try
to paste. The edit menu item blinks blue for a moment, but nothing
happens.
I move to
I missed most of this thread, but I'm getting it by context, I think.
So, here's my bit.
I'm thinking about writing another book, and remembering all the
difficulty I had with the last one. So, I'm cobbling together a stack
that will help me write more comfortably and efficiently this time.
Howdy,
I'm cautiously upgrading from DC 2.7.4 to Media version 2.7.4
So, there's my first question. The similarity of the version numbers
suggests this is an imaginary upgrade, though I'll have to pay for
it, after 30 days? Is that true?
(I don't mind paying for it. The price is
Oops. Forgot to ask in previous post...
If I save my stacks in the current version of Media, will I still be
able to open and run them in DC 2.7.4?
--also--
Does RR plan to bug-fix and upgrade Media, parallel to Studio?
Tim
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On Jan 4, 2007, at 9:47 PM, J. Landman Gay wrote:
Timothy Miller wrote:
I've never tried to place a group on multiple cards, which may or
may not contain other backgrounds, but it's probably not very hard.
No, it's easy. But remember to place the group rather than copy/
pasting it onto every
field and the bg level Sequence field) and determines the
appropriate index value. Then you can easily and unambiguously sort
by that
field.
Timothy Miller asks,
My question: Given the foregoing, what happens if I try to sort
cards by
field sequence ? Can this work?
The collateral question
Hi,
I want to put a field called, say, sequence number on all the cards
in a rather large stack. They will contain whole numbers from 1 to x,
where X is the number of cards in the stack. They will represent the
sequence I would like the cards to be in after I do a bunch of sorts
and
Ault wrote:
On 11/29/06 5:48 PM, Timothy Miller
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Have I understood the general idea here? Am I overlooking anything
fundamental? Is it reasonable to leave well enough alone, as long as
I can find stuff in stacks this large, when I need to?
As an ex-HCard programmer I
A long time ago, I complained to bugzilla that the native RR search
stack is way too slow. Personally, I've found ways to work around
that. I still think it's an unnecessary embarrassment for RR, that
wouldn't be very hard to fix. But, that's not why I called.
Someone made this comment
J. Landman Gay wrote:
Ask anyone here what I have contributed to this community and then
tell me I don't care.
In my experience, Jacque has been generous with her time and expertise,
patient, and good natured. Needless to say, she's got plenty of ability,
too.
Tim
Never mind on my last question. I've got it now.
Several stacks provided by subscribers to this list have been very helpful.
--Tim
Timothy Miller wrote:
Thanks Mark, Sarah, Judy, and others, very much.
I'm afraid I haven't benefited from the sample stacks generously
offered, because I
Thanks Mark, Sarah, Judy, and others, very much.
I'm afraid I haven't benefited from the sample stacks generously
offered, because I haven't been able to find them on RevOnLine, but I'm
working on that, and will soon succeed.
It sounds like the general idea is pretty straightforward. I
As you might guess, I'm struggling with this topic -- links. I submitted
a bz report that probably wasn't a bug. I asked a question on the list,
thought I understood the helpful replies, but it turns out I don't
understand very well after all. I've discovered several of my own
misconceptions
This arises from a question I asked on the forum, then solved on my own,
by trial and error.
If I set the textstyle of a field to link, by script or manually, text
entered into that field looks like a link. It's blue and underlined.
However, it doesn't act like a link. When clicked it sends a
---Original Message---
From: Timothy Miller
Date: 11/02/06 21:42:05
To: How to use Revolution
Subject: Link text style -- bug or feature ?
This arises from a question I asked on the forum, then solved on my own,
by trial and error.
If I set the textstyle of a field to link
kindergarten?
Tim
J. Landman Gay wrote:
Timothy Miller wrote:
This arises from a question I asked on the forum, then solved on my
own, by trial and error.
If I set the textstyle of a field to link, by script or manually,
text entered into that field looks like a link. It's blue and
underlined
For anyone looking to diagnose such a problem, you may like to use my
Pending Messages Manager plugin, which (I think) provides a more
friendly interface to the pending messages.
You can download it from http://www.troz.net/Rev/plugins.php.
Cheers,
Sarah
That's a cool little utility, Sarah.
Hi Everyone,
Thanks for the many people that made helpful suggestions. Sorry, I didn't
record the name of the person that gave me the apparent answer so I could give
them an attaboy here. That person suggested I might have a pendingMessages()
problem. When I came upon the s-l-o-w text entry
*The only time I get slow text entry in the Rev Script Editor is on lines
that contain A LOT of text - 256 chars or more - I don't use line wrap. But
this is ONLY on that line. Any other 'normal' line is fine.
That's main the situation where I get it. Fields in some of my stacks
contain
Hi group,
Almost every day at one point or another while editing a script or even
filling in an answer or ask dialog box the text entry slows to a
crawl. I remedy
this by saving and restarting Revolution. What causes this and how do I avoid
it? I'm on Mac osx.
Joe
Orlando
I get that too.
Hi,
I asked about this on the forum, but didn't get any reaction.
Since then, I've replicated the phenomenon on other stacks. It's
starting to seem like it's a bug, but I hate to report a bug without
comparing notes with more experienced users. So many
newbie-indentified bugs turn out to be
I know there must be a simple way to do this but it's excaping me. I
just need to add one hour to a time that I've set. Here's the code that
doesn't work but it's the general idea:
on mouseUp
put 10:00 AM into currentTime
put currentTime + 1:00 into FutureTime
answer FutureTime
end
Good (Sunday) morning,
The amount of biting argument on the list has reached unacceptable levels,
after the warning yesterday. I am going to direct support to begin deleting
list subscriptions if I come back from Sunday breakfast and there's still a
stream of them coming in.
Best regards,
On 27/3/06 00:53, Timothy Miller [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I can't endorse that statement. I've tried using my dreamcard stacks
with the backdrop turned on, to get a sense of what it might be like
to use Media. A mandatory backdrop seems unnecessary and user hostile
to me.
Please wait
Dennis wrote:
The inventive user, is the market that DC was a good match for.
Studio is priced too high for that. DC was fine.
Seconded!
I think the inventive user was the intended audience for Dan's book, also.
I'm starting to get the impression that the inventive user market
is
(However, why make the backdrop an issue? If it doesn't
create standalones then there's already a big incentive to
upgrade. I suppose it would tend to limit what is distributed
with it--you don't usually see utilities with mandatory
backdrops, for example. Then again, you don't usually see
Peter wrote:
I'm not sure if the Rev Media IDE will have the backdrop on by
default, or if it is just the player that will have the backdrop.
Well, if just the player has a mandatory black backdrop, that's no
big deal and it might be a good thing, I suppose.
I had gotten the impression
makes has been hard to understand.
Best regards,
Tim
On 6/3/06 01:23, Timothy Miller [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It looks like the answer is Studio, but I'm not sure.
I hope someone will clarify that.
Unfortunately we can't clarify everyone's individual licensing questions on
this mailing
Tom wrote:
Tim,
--snip--
As far as rewards go, I made a promise to myself years back (after a
bit of youthful trouble) that in my new life I would learn something
new everyday and have been doing so for 20 years now. The new things
that I learn everyday from using HC, SC and now Rev
Timothy Miller wrote:
Thanks for your reply. It's not a question of licensing. It's a
question of planning. I'm just trying to figure out what RR product
I will need, in the long run, to continue running my stacks. Studio
is my guess.
If you don't mind the persistent backdrop and you aren't
Dan wrote:
--snip--
This guy's not wealthy (he's retired) but he understands the value of the
right tool for the right job. I just thought that was a terribly sane way to
look at things.
And no I'll step aside and wait for the flamers to point out how little
money academia has, how
Timothy Miller wrote:
I can't quite picture the persistent backdrop. Is there a way to
preview it?
Choose Backdrop from the View menu. You can set the color via
script, or from the Preferences. Note that having a backdrop doesn't
prevent you from changing apps.
I guess I can live
--snip about 50 messages--
I shoulda asked a simpler question!
I read this whole thread the best I could. Maybe I overlooked it, but
I still don't know the answer to my main question, which should have
been:
I have a bunch of stacks that began in Hypercard, then got modified
and extended
At 10:27 PM -0500 3/5/06, Thomas McGrath III wrote:
Tim,
If you just want to maintain your existing stacks why not just keep
using the version of Dreamcard that you have? Why upgrade at all? If
you're looking to keep upgrading to newer and better technology,
features and bug fixes than just
At 3:08 PM + 3/3/06, Runtime Revolution Ltd wrote:
We wrote to you previously to let you know that with the release of
2.7, Runtime Revolution is no longer selling Dreamcard to new
customers.
Derrr... Sorry, I just don't get it. Three possibilities occur to me.
--the Product Previously
Revolutionaries,
I installed version 2.7 along with Constellation. However, when I use
Constellation, the interface sticks to the top of the screen, covered up by
the Revolution Toolbar Text and Toolbar Icons pallettes. I might have
inadvertently hit a button on Constellation that locks it
Tim,
As far as I can tell, you described the problem quite accurately. The
Constellation top is tucked under the Revolution/Mac OSX menubar at the top
so I can't drag it anywhere.
I'm on a 14 Mac Powerbook too
And when I restart it goes right under the menu bar as well.
Michael
You mean
Oh dear, this isn't supposed to be difficult. Maybe I'll get used to
the new documentation format. So far, it seems to have evolved from
terse to overwhelming.
All I want to do is put a clickable link in a field that will open a
web browser and navigate to the URL specified in the link.
On Feb 21, 2006, at 2:44 PM, Timothy Miller wrote:
All I want to do is put a clickable link in a field that will open
a web browser and navigate to the URL specified in the link.
Thanks much to all on this thread. Your explanations were very clear
and I am now ready to do what I need
Hi All,
Could someone please let me know the details of this property? I
have a few stacks that run under MacOS 9 and may need to save them
under MacOS X and I don't want to inadvertently save them under RR
2.7 and then find that I can't change them back to the 2.6 format.
Thanks a lot
All
Hi,
Jacque's previous message regarding incompatible stack formats
worries me. It's probably no big deal, but, better safe than sorry.
If I have been running my stacks without problem on version 2.6.1, in
Macintosh OS X, and I now upgrade to 2.7, what kind of problems, if
any, will I have
On Feb 13, 2006, at 12:45 AM, Scott Kane wrote:
By-By DreamCard?
Is there really a market for it anyway? I mean, apart from
education most people want to compile binaries...
(carefully selecting the polite form of the answer) Why yes, there
is a market for it. As an unfunded private
If anyone is exploring possibilities for medical billing with RR...
I have made a card that simulates a HCFA form. Set the printmargins
appropriately, print card from a,b to x,y and it registers precisely.
Most HCFA fields have corresponding fields on the card. A few HCFA
fields I never use
Since I have switched to Path Finder, I have been very happy with is
interface and features (virtually all of the normal Finder plus many more).
Just last night I began to do a few comparison searches:
result: All files found by Path Finder... many cases of hundreds of missing
files in
On 1/21/06 3:44 AM, Sarah Reichelt [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 1/20/06, Jim Ault [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
An update on 'spooky' Rev incident.
SOLVED -- Rev is definitely NOT the culprit
My working version of a stack that had script-only changes is, indeed,
correctly saved to my hard
Hi Swami,
I noticed no one replied directly to you. I'd guess that revPrintText
has the same underlying problem as revPrintField. Does revPrintText
work right if the printed output is one page or less? If so, that's a
clue.
The other messages on this thread have probably given you some
Hi,
Is it possible to make a graphic object with, say, Illustrator, save
it, and import it into RR? Will RR make necessary conversions? For
example, change a Bezier into something RR can digest?
If so, once imported, can I manipulate the graphic with RR's usual
commands for manipulating
Greetings,
I never imagined I'd stop using my trusty Macintosh. However, I'm
trying the stacks I use to run my business on a Windows XP machine,
at least temporarily. Except for minor adjustments of button types,
text margins and such, it seemed to work fine, until today.
The problem
It's me, the OP on this thread.
A wise and generous soul has sent me a private message, including a
model script necessary to print fields more than one printed page
long, on a Windows machine. I'd suppose this has been discussed to
death, so I'll let it rest.
I wonder if this is a sign
Hi Sarah,
The wise and generous person subscribes to the list. I think I'll
hand your question off to him. He might prefer to post his own script.
I'll quote the brief description he sent to me. I don't think he'd mind:
The way it basically works is to copy each field from the card to a
Hi Sarah,
Oops. This is my second reply. A few seconds ago, Eudora
automatically snipped part of the quoted message, and I overlooked a
typo. Here it goes again:
**
The wise and generous person subscribes to the list. I think I'll
hand your question off to him. He
As you were.
Inadequate testing led to my earlier post about how to automate Rev apps in
OS X. For reasons I don't yet fully understand, other apps will launch this
way but Rev standalones don't, at least not predictably or reliably.
I'm going to investigate the reason.
I was wrong is the
an error or result, then RR is
putting the user in a bad position. This seems avoidable. I merely
meant to suggest a small improvement.
I asked if my suggestion is is a bad idea. Is it?
Cheers,
Tim
On 12/18/05 5:29 PM, Timothy Miller [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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