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Gesendet: Dienstag, 3. November 2009 18:56
An: How to use Revolution
Betreff: Re: Stack conversion
Thanks Stephen, Tiemo and Marty for your quick responses. My original
question is proof that language
Is there any way to convert a Tool-Book stack, app, executable, I'm
not sure what the correct description is, into a Rev stack?
I know it can not be done directly like a MC, HC or SC stack but, is
there some sort of hack which would at least make the conversion a
little more computer
Rev does things quite a bit differently and more efficiently than most other
systems. There might be some similar functions in Toolbook, but most of us
eschew the 'automatic' conversion anyway, even though there's an importing
feature, and start again from scratch - it turns out to be easier to
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Gesendet: Dienstag, 3. November 2009 17:29
An: How to use Revolution
Betreff: Stack conversion
Is there any way to convert a Tool-Book stack, app, executable, I'm
not sure what the correct
Hello Rick,
I don't know anything about ToolBook, but one thing I've done with some
of my old WindowScript coding from my HyperCard days was to go in and
copy the scripts (I used ResEdit I believe, as WindowScript was stored
in the resource fork) and paste them into a text file with a quick
Thanks Stephen, Tiemo and Marty for your quick responses. My original
question is proof that language is a poor form of communication (grin).
What I'm after is the content (text and images) of the original Tool-
Book book. I do not want the actual code (script). I will redo the
actual
This is the fun part:
to get the 'stuff' out it's probably best to write the export code using the
source platform. Depressing, because one wants to move forward not backward,
but recovering the data is one of the most important parts of your
conversion.
I had a project once to convert a
Any reason you can't just take screen shots of what ever it is you
want? Then paste them into Rev images.
Joe Lewis Wilkins
On Nov 3, 2009, at 9:56 AM, Rick Rice wrote:
Is there any way to actually get to the content? I have the original
book as well as the runtime (standalone) and have
If there are a lot of objects you want to port, it may be worth the time
writing the properties that describe them out to a file and then writing
a routine in Rev to rebuild them from those properties.
I wrote a couple such import/export thangs for SuperCard back in the
day, but haven't had
Is the HC - RR stack conversion broken in RR 2.7? Every HC stack I
try to open in 2.7 results in an error dialog saying There was a
problem opening that stack. All of these same stacks open/convert
fine in 2.6.1, and once they are converted by 2.6.1 can be used in
2.7. I am using the OS X
I got the same problem. Maybe it's a 2.7 bug.
Greetings
Paul Claude
on 24-03-2006 18:10, Michael Caufield at [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Is the HC - RR stack conversion broken in RR 2.7? Every HC stack I
try to open in 2.7 results in an error dialog saying There was a
problem opening
a 2.7 bug.
Greetings
Paul Claude
on 24-03-2006 18:10, Michael Caufield at [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Is the HC - RR stack conversion broken in RR 2.7? Every HC stack I
try to open in 2.7 results in an error dialog saying There was a
problem opening that stack. All of these same stacks open
Is the HC - RR stack conversion broken in RR 2.7? Every HC stack I
try to open in 2.7 results in an error dialog saying There was a
problem opening that stack. All of these same stacks open/convert
fine in 2.6.1, and once they are converted by 2.6.1 can be used in
2.7. I am using the OS X
You may easily search the mail archives using google.com, writing in the
search box:
text to search site:lists.runrev.com
Greetings
Paul Claude
on 24-03-2006 18:28, Michael Caufield at [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
If I knew how to effectively search the archives, I would have found
these
I tried that and got back about 4 hits, none of which were the
Opening Hypercard Stack with Revolution 2.7 messages from the Feb.
archive.
Thanks for your replies,
Michael
On Mar 24, 2006, at 11:57 AM, Paul Claude wrote:
You may easily search the mail archives using google.com, writing
Michael-
Friday, March 24, 2006, 10:38:38 AM, you wrote:
I tried that and got back about 4 hits, none of which were the
Opening Hypercard Stack with Revolution 2.7 messages from the Feb.
archive.
I had the same experience with Google. You might try my ArchiveSearch
plugin in revOnline user
On 21 May 2004, at 2:38 pm, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
1.Convert HyperCard Address stacks from the Macintosh to the PC
2.Provide the ability to create, delete, modify, and search cards
3.Provide the ability to print a single card or to print an entire
report of cards within the
On 5/20/04 11:37 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have reviewed the Runtime Revolution archives, visited
numerous Runtime Revolution related Web sites, and talked to
several Runtime Revolution consulting firms as well as Runtime
Revolution technical support. No one has been able to offer a
I am in search of a solution to a seemingly simple problem.
Ideally, I would like to find a commercial product that solves the
problem. I do not want to invest time and effort in developing a
solution myself. I have been told that Runtime Revolution might
be a solution to the problem, but
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I tried printing an individual card using the Revolution File-
Print Card command. Revolution printed the card, but the
result was not readable. Revolution appears to be printing the
text multiple times with a slight offset, making the text
unreadable due to
Has anybody ever tried a PPT - Rev stack conversion?
doug
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and use Rev's XML tools with it.
(That would be a big project)
HTH
TOm
On Feb 13, 2004, at 7:32 PM, Doug Lerner wrote:
Has anybody ever tried a PPT - Rev stack conversion?
doug
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Interesting note:
Keynote saves presentations in XML and you can get the Apple Schema
online.
That data can be brought into REV raw and use Rev's XML tools with it.
(That would be a big project)
HTH
TOm
On Feb 13, 2004, at 7:32 PM, Doug Lerner wrote:
Has anybody ever tried a PPT - Rev stack
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