a. I open my Valentina database using RunRev's
built-in database query
builder; the database has several distinct tables,
only one of which has a
unique primary key, though the rest all have records
that can be uniquely
identified by field combinations. Now one thing that
throws me is
I've recently updated my altPlugins Control Strip for Rev 2.0. Please note
there are DIFFERENT VERSIONS for Rev 1.1 (and 1.1.1) vs Rev 2.0. Both can be
found at:
http://www.altuit.com/webs/altuit2/RunRev/default.htm
For 2.0 users, I've added a New mainstack and Open Stack button, since
Well, I have been working away trying to write a good dictionary program
for an endangered language i work with. i have been trying to use the
valentina xcmd and runrev 2.0, on both mac os x.2.6 and mac os 9.2.2. so
far, my results are dismal, to say the least. here are some problems:
a. I
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Well, I have been working away trying to write a
good dictionary program
for an endangered language i work with. i have been
trying to use the
valentina xcmd and runrev 2.0, on both mac os x.2.6
and mac os 9.2.2. so
far, my results are
On Wednesday, June 18, 2003, at 11:22 AM, Jan Schenkel wrote:
Hi Rand,
I'm sorry to read your attempts have been
unsuccessful. Let's see if we can get you out of this
situation and back on track. I'll comment per
question.
Hi,
Please don't hold me to it because this is from my weekend learning
--- Mark Brownell [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Wednesday, June 18, 2003, at 11:22 AM, Jan
Schenkel wrote:
Hi Rand,
I'm sorry to read your attempts have been
unsuccessful. Let's see if we can get you out of
this
situation and back on track. I'll comment per
question.
Hi,
On Wednesday, June 18, 2003, at 11:50 AM, Jan Schenkel wrote:
Hi Mark,
That's nothing to be ashamed of ; my memories of
certain periods of my life are kind of blurry -- now
if you couldn't remember that you just sent this mail,
that's when I'd advise you seek some help ;-)
Jokes aside, this
Message: 1
Date: Wed, 18 Jun 2003 11:22:03 -0700 (PDT)
From: Jan Schenkel [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: valentina and rev 2.0
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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(snip)
Yes, a good thorough book that would cover certain
aspects from top to bottom, would be a welcome
addition
That's nothing to be ashamed of ; my memories of
certain periods of my life are kind of blurry -- now
if you couldn't remember that you just sent this mail,
that's when I'd advise you seek some help ;-)
Jokes aside, this juggling with cursors is a big
problem when using the revdb functions with
I am also having erratic start-up freezes at the 'loading plug-ins'
stage. Freezes 4 times out of five
Nick Thieberger
Subject: Start Rev 2.0 = CPU 100%
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I've read that there a bug
I have tried the reboot/reinstall, but it did not work. Next, I will try Monte's recommendation. It looks to me like this is something that RunRev will need to tackle for the next update. Thanks everyone!
Roger Eller
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From: Chipp Walters [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: Rev 2.0 ERROR on Windows XP
Date: Wed, 4 Jun 2003 13:44:24 -0500
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Roger,
I, too, have seen this problem. I think it has to do with either a removable
drive or a pending CD-write to a XP
I have installed Rev 2.0 on Win2k and MacOSX with good results. However, My Windows XP installation is not usable because the following error repeatedly pops up as a prompt window.
Insert disk into drive \Device\Harddisk1\DR3.
Has anyone else seen this on Windows XP or know of a solution
, uninstall RR2.0 (and any other
version of 2.0 beta) and reinstall. That should do the trick.
best,
Chipp
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I have installed Rev 2.0 on Win2k and MacOSX with good results. However, My
Windows XP installation is not usable because the following error repeatedly
pops up as a prompt window.
Insert
:
I have installed Rev
2.0 on Win2k and MacOSX with good results. However, My Windows XP
installation is not usable because the following error repeatedly pops up
as a prompt window.
Insert disk into drive
\Device\Harddisk1\DR3.
Has anyone else seen this on Windows XP or know of a
solution?
Roger
I have installed Rev 2.0 on Win2k and MacOSX with good results.
However, My
Windows XP installation is not usable because the following error
repeatedly
pops up as a prompt window.
Insert disk into drive \Device\Harddisk1\DR3.
Has anyone else seen this on Windows XP or know of a solution
I'm having a problem with a stack in version 2.0. I
was editing some code, and all of a sudden things
starting responding very slowly. I would click a
button and it would take 3 or 4 seconds before
anything happened. I opened the Message Watcher, only
to find that Rev was sending some message
It is still happening to me. The double,triple line stuff from Win 2000
to HPIIIsi and micro print 1/32 point type from Win98 to same printer.
The same, doesn't matter which version of Rev. I use.
The print drivers are the newest ones. BTW FYI, printing from Inspired
Logic's Navigator seems to
Date: Sun, 2 Feb 2003 19:32:57 +0100; Terry Vogelaar Wrote:
searched their website for the upgrade policy and could not find information
on future upgrades or time limits for free upgrades when you purchase
Revolution.
Upgrading costs $299 at the moment. You can find that information on
On 3/2/03 12:56 pm, Mark Brownell [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Upgrading costs $299 at the moment. You can find that information on their
website at the online store under Professional User License.
I saw that at the website. So what happens if I wait more than one year
before upgrading? I'm
when you purchase
Revolution.
To be specific I've been talking with people that are developing future XML
capabilities for Revolution that might get added to Rev 2.5 but not be
available in Rev 2.0. So if I purchase the full priced Rev 2.0, aprox $999,
what will be the costs when new versions
upgrades or time limits for free upgrades when you purchase
Revolution.
To be specific I've been talking with people that are developing
future XML
capabilities for Revolution that might get added to Rev 2.5 but not be
available in Rev 2.0. So if I purchase the full priced Rev 2.0, aprox
$999
Mark Brownell heeft op zondag, 2 feb 2003 om 17:12 het volgende
geschreven:
I was wondering if anyone knew about the cost to upgrade if you have
the
aprox $999.00 pro licensed version of the current Rev development app.
I
searched their website for the upgrade policy and could not find
with MetaCard, is a package
(a folder, but for OS X an application). With packages, all datas are
inclued in the standalone.
Rev 2.0 can create packages ? Or it is possible to convert standalone in
packages ?
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we all should give a very big hand to our german revolutionist
Mr. Malte Brill, who wrote these two articles.
Hey Klaus, you make me blush! ;-)
are these on the web?
Sorrowly not (yet). If anyone is interested in reading the German review, I
will try to make a PDF version of it, and send it
Hello,
Just to let the pressure going higher : next week should be THE week...!!!
I sleep very bad since 2 days...I'm waiting very impatiently...
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Yves COPPE
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Dear Yves,
We will be discussing the final date shortly. However I would advise
against any customers getting sleepless nights over Revolution. While the
team are excited about the up and coming release we all try to get a good
nights sleep after a hard days work, I would advise all our
Hi all,
...
As an aside there are two articles in MacLife Germany:
11/2002 A full and excellent review of Revolution 1.1.1
12/2002 A tutorial of 1.1.1
we all should give a very big hand to our german revolutionist
Mr. Malte Brill, who wrote these two articles.
Thank you Malte ;-)
Regards
I am looking at the Report Manager scren grab on
http://runrev.com/news/revolution20.html . Is the Report Manager just a
GUI for already existing programmatic interfaces, or are there new
printing features being delivered?
In 1.1.1, I want to print a report containing a very large scrolling
--- Klaus Major [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
As an aside there are two articles in MacLife
Germany:
11/2002 A full and excellent review of
Revolution 1.1.1
12/2002 A tutorial of 1.1.1
we all should give a very big hand to our
german revolutionist
Mr. Malte Brill, who wrote these two
Feels like forever. Let's hope not the 30th. If that is the case they should have
just said December. Not that I am complaining or anything. I am just very eager to
use it.
-Tim
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On 13/11/02 11:46 am, Timothy Hart [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Feels like forever. Let's hope not the 30th. If that is the case they should
have just said December. Not that I am complaining or anything. I am just
very eager to use it.
We don't have an exact date yet. All I can say is that
At 08:10 13/11/2002 -0800, you wrote:
anybody got an answer to the subject line's question?
Hi Oliver,
If anyone does, it's Rod...
but he couldn't possibly comment. :{`)
Your right I couldn't possibly comment :-) However I will say that
development is going well and an
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