Hi,
Well I doubt anyone would print the whole thing on single sided and
definitely not on an InkJet Printer. But if you have a Laser Printer
of any statue double-sided printing is as simple as selecting it. As
for the non-green aspect, this has just got to be a better option
since you
Hiya,
I tend to print 4 'pages' per paper page on large documentation.
Sometimes makes it easier to reference items and notes on the same page.
Cheers,
Luis.
On 17 Nov 2008, at 16:15, Dave wrote:
Hi,
Well I doubt anyone would print the whole thing on single sided and
definitely not
Seems I need to pitch BvG docu again.
So here it is, in it's Font changing, customer friendly and XML files
creating goodness:
http://bjoernke.com/runrev/bvgdocu.php
On 15 Nov 2008, at 18:58, Joe Lewis Wilkins wrote:
They've got the Dictionary locked down; we have no access to any
part of
Hi from Paris,
Thanks Richard, Joe and Peter.
My work-horse printers are trembling in anticipation.
Together we will find a way !
-Francis
Nothing should ever be done for the first time !
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I just checked the dictionary stack revDictionary and it is
definitely 'not' locked down. All code is available as well as
commands, functions and fields What version of the Dictionary are
you using?
Tom
On Nov 15, 2008, at 12:58 PM, Joe Lewis Wilkins wrote:
They've got the
Also, if you open revDocumentationLibrary and search for kBodySize
you can see the formating for Body text etc.
HTHs
Tom
On Nov 16, 2008, at 11:04 PM, Thomas McGrath III wrote:
I just checked the dictionary stack revDictionary and it is
definitely 'not' locked down. All code is available
Hi Tom,
3.0; but I guess my use of the words lock down may be deceptive. I
just meant I can't open anything that will allow me to see the guts of
the Dictionary. I can use it OK, but not examine its roots. Can you?
If so, where is everything located? Are there .rev things?
Joe Wilkins
How in the devil should I know that I have to look in a folder named
Toolset to find this? etc., etc. etc.
Most unintuitive. If it is intended that we be able to see/use these
kinds of things, there should be buttons that reveal their presence
without a high degree of special/inside
Joe,
Yeah I open the Dictionary and then turn on Revolution UI Elements in
Lists. Then under the stack revDictionary I can open the stack
script as well as select the fields and other items of the Dictionary.
Then using GLX2 I select the item revDocumentationPrefSet which
takes me to
Joe,
Actually if you change this text set the cFontSize of group
DataView of me to 11 in the stack revDictionary to set the
cFontSize of group DataView of me to 14 then compile and save you
should have the changes that you want. But that is just for the
DataView field, you may have to
Read my other reply as this was not necessary after all.
Tom
On Nov 16, 2008, at 11:42 PM, Thomas McGrath III wrote:
Joe,
Yeah I open the Dictionary and then turn on Revolution UI Elements
in Lists. Then under the stack revDictionary I can open the stack
script as well as select the
On Mon, Nov 17, 2008 at 2:39 PM, Joe Lewis Wilkins [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
How in the devil should I know that I have to look in a folder named Toolset
to find this? etc., etc. etc.
Most unintuitive. If it is intended that we be able to see/use these kinds
of things, there should be buttons
I'll give this a try, but it may be because you're using GLX2, which
I'm not.
Thanks, Joe
On Nov 16, 2008, at 8:42 PM, Thomas McGrath III wrote:
Joe,
Yeah I open the Dictionary and then turn on Revolution UI Elements
in Lists. Then under the stack revDictionary I can open the stack
Thanks, Sarah and Tom. I always have backups of everything on my (2)
500 GB Hard Drives.
We'll see how this works. It looks kind of imposing already!
Joe
On Nov 16, 2008, at 8:51 PM, Sarah Reichelt wrote:
You don't have to look inside the Toolset folder if you open the
dictionary in Rev
Well, Tom Sarah,
It was worth it. I was unable to increase the font size to 24 as I
would have liked, since the line height is apparently fixed and I was
unable to find a selectable property for that, but 14 is a heck of a
lot better than 9. (smile)
Thanks,
Joe Wilkins
On Nov 16,
Hi from Paris,
I'm certainly not going to knock Revolution, because I
think it's the best thing since sliced bread. Add to this
that I recently got an upgrade to V-3 from an old version
for a bargain price, and you may ask why I am bitching.
Your recent mail saying due to popular demand,
Francis,
At least on a Mac, I've been able to save a copy of the User Guide as
a PDF document from the Online version. So Then, if you have
PDFPen, you may modify it to suit your own tastes. So they say. I
haven't actually done this.
Joe Wilkins
On Nov 15, 2008, at 8:38 AM, Francis
That's the User Guide. But what about the dictionary? I don't think
I was able to do that. (But I WAS able to print the User Guide double-
sided at Kinko's before it became available as a print version.)
On Nov 15, 2008, at 11:08 AM, Joe Lewis Wilkins wrote:
Francis,
At least on a Mac,
They've got the Dictionary locked down; we have no access to any
part of it so that it may be more useful; like changing the font
size, something that would be a VERY welcome addition to its features.
Obviously, they don't want us to mess with it. Too bad!
Joe Wilkins
On Nov 15, 2008, at
It's dead easy
The Dictionary files for Runtime Revolution (2.7.1) are stored in XML format.
This is what I did:
1. Changed the suffixes to .hmtl
2. opened them in my favourite text-editor (TextEdit on Mac)
3. printed them to PDF
after 2.7.2 the Documentation was shoved into packaged xml
Richmond,
But WHERE is the XML file in the Rev pkg.? I'm looking at the 3.0
version of the dictionary, which changed a lot from 2.9.
Joe Wilkins
On Nov 15, 2008, at 12:31 PM, Richmond Mathewson wrote:
It's dead easy
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Go to the rev folder /documentation/pdf, the user guide is there. I have a
copy of the pdf on one desktop open in a separate pdf viewer, since Rev
doesn't yet support multiple desktops.
The price Rev charges for the manual is around what it will cost to get a
pdf of that length printed.
Not to mention the non-green aspect of printing hundreds of single sided pages.
(most people don't have the time to figure out the machinations
needed to print on both sides.)
The price Rev charges for the manual is around what it will cost to get a
pdf of that length printed. The
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