Charles Hartman wrote:
I'm getting *nothing* -- just a splash / starup screen with
Preparing... and Checking license...
This is a known problem of player and has been reported in Bugzilla.
It gets stuck when launching for some people. AFAIK it has something
to do with some gimmicks to run
, Ken Norris [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
OOPS sorry, forgot to change the RE header before
Hi Douglas,
Date: Sun, 14 Aug 2005 21:08:24 -0400
From: Douglas Gilliland [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: running the Player
When I finish a stack on my Powerbook (running Tiger), I:
1. Control
Charles,
When I click on the DC Player (on my PowerBook running Tiger) I get
the revOnline Viewer which enables one to navigate to the stack.
Instead of opening the player, I hide the player and have my students
double-click on the stack to open it.
Control-click on the stack and drag down to Open
That is not what happens when I click the DC Player on my PowerBook
running Tiger. Maybe something is strange about my system, but I
don't think so, and the Player app obviously works (is not
corrupted.) So we seem to have *both* bad behavior (on my PB) and
inconsistent behavior.
As for
Charles Hartman wrote:
That is not what happens when I click the DC Player on my PowerBook
running Tiger. Maybe something is strange about my system, but I don't
think so, and the Player app obviously works (is not corrupted.) So we
seem to have *both* bad behavior (on my PB) and
Hi Richard, Charles, et al,
Date: Sat, 13 Aug 2005 18:03:00 -0700
From: Richard Gaskin [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: running the Player
Charles Hartman wrote:
When I launch the (OSX) Dreamcard Player by double-clicking the app
(not a stack), I'm getting *nothing* -- just a splash / starup
J. Landman Gay [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Player appears to need some adjustments.
Indeed ;-)
Else, a simple text file with some explanations would be helpful!
A searched in the help, with the word Player. Didn't found helpful
hints! Not to confuse also with the video animations ;-)
I don't
Dom wrote:
I told here that my Diary would not more respond to a delete card menu
action. I am thinking that it resorts to an old ask answer problem ;-)
In fact, on the menu action, I ask wether the usr is sure to delete the
card. So, it relies on the answer substack in Revolution, which is NOT
Richard Gaskin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
For clarity, there is no MetaCard Player anymore. There is the
Revolution Player,
My error! It's a typo...
Can't figure why I speaked of MetaCard instead of DreamCard (I was some
times ago a MetaCard user I preferred over the former Rev 1.0 version)
When I finish a stack on my Powerbook (running Tiger), I:
1. Control-click on the stack and drag down to Open With
2. Navigate to the Dream Card Player.
After that any time the stack is double-clicked it automatically
launches the DC Player and plays the stack. No Player window or having
to
Or you (the developer) can simply open Get Info on the stack file and
change the Open With there, before distributing the stack. Either
way, you produce a stack which can be double-clicked to run under the
Player.
The problem comes when you -- or rather your not-in-the-know user --
OOPS sorry, forgot to change the RE header before
Hi Douglas,
Date: Sun, 14 Aug 2005 21:08:24 -0400
From: Douglas Gilliland [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: running the Player
When I finish a stack on my Powerbook (running Tiger), I:
1. Control-click on the stack and drag down to Open With
2
do i know u!!!
On 8/15/05, Ken Norris [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
OOPS sorry, forgot to change the RE header before
Hi Douglas,
Date: Sun, 14 Aug 2005 21:08:24 -0400
From: Douglas Gilliland [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: running the Player
When I finish a stack on my
Charles Hartman wrote:
Sorry, I know we've been over over this, but:
When I launch the (OSX) Dreamcard Player by double-clicking the app
(not a stack), I'm getting *nothing* -- just a splash / starup screen
with Preparing... and Checking license... and a big right-facing
arrow. The arrow
On Aug 13, 2005, at 9:03 PM, Richard Gaskin wrote:
Charles Hartman wrote:
When I launch the (OSX) Dreamcard Player by double-clicking the
app (not a stack), I'm getting *nothing* -- just a splash /
starup screen with Preparing... and Checking license... and a
big right-facing arrow.
Yeah, as I've said here before, the Player just isn't well documented
or understood.
It *appears* to me that it is RunRev's intent that the Player should
*never* be launched directly, but only indirectly by double-clicking
on a stack. The problem, of course, is that you can't prevent users
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