Andre Garzia wrote:
jbv,
I think you're being kinda naive, first there's no linux company making
big bucks by distributing free linux, if you're talking about Red Hat
and friends, they are selling premium support at a very company-wise
rate, and thats how they make money. They are selling
Hershel Fisch wrote:
On 11/3/06 12:31 PM, J. Landman Gay [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Luis wrote:
Hershel Fisch wrote:
And when I bought my copy in the beginning and paid for support and
didn't
any answers only after resending my questions several times and waiting a
week or two and a few times
Luis wrote:
Hershel Fisch wrote:
I've heard the same excuse many times 'it's not us'...
Whilst it is possible, the fact that you maintained communications,
albeit delayed (whilst, I assume, you made no changes regarding black
lists) indicates that this issue was not related to your lack
I have a little dBase in a stack with about 900 cards, each card has 40
fields.
one field in the cards has a fair bit of text data. Still stack file
size on disk is only 5.8 megs
Not really that big. I've got plenty of RAM and plenty disk space.
I've put together stacks that run to 15 megabytes
Hi Luis,
No really, if it needed this level of forum debate, they had not
been listening before.
We had that discussion 6 months ago, making many of the points you
make in this email. Discussing them at full length. Over the last 6
months, various changes have taken place, with among
List users,
Is there any way one can change the 'alignment' of tabs in a tabbed button ?
By default they are at the left, I'd like to try them on the right
hand side to make a GUI of mine more compact.
regards
Martin
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Marielle Lange wrote:
Hi Luis,
No really, if it needed this level of forum debate, they had not been
listening before.
We had that discussion 6 months ago, making many of the points you make
in this email. Discussing them at full length. Over the last 6 months,
various changes have
Good day,
One of my applications downloads some stuff from a website. It all
works OK, except that some of the users are behind a corporate
firewall, and they can't connect to the website.
I've studied the mail archives and found some stuff about setting
HTTPProxy manually to the IP of
Goeiemiddag Henk,
In your example, you use port 8080 but in your log I see port 80.
Which one is correct? Maybe you need to include a user name and
password.
Although I don't expect this to be the case, it is possible that the
firewall or the proxy checks for the browser name, which is
Marielle Lange a *crit :
Then I want to be paid for Marketing. :)
Believe it or not but they seem interested in doing just that:
Become a Revolution Community Partner
http://forums.runrev.com/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=343highlight=
$$$. We have a compensation model based on sales that
On 7 Nov 2006, at 11:41, Mark Schonewille wrote:
Goeiemiddag Henk,
In your example, you use port 8080 but in your log I see port 80.
Which one is correct? Maybe you need to include a user name and
password.
If it should be 8080, I'd check the httpProxy setting again. Make
sure you
And that Forum... That's got to be the sadest Forum I've ever seen.
Any newbie hitting that would surely be put off.
[...]
Didn't see that one. And I can't, not a member of the forum...
Uh? What is your first comment based on if you never had a chance to
see these forums?
Based on what
Siv'swami,
I wonder if you could quantify the difference for us... something like
put the list of numbers 1 to the number of cards into cardList
shuffle up cardList
put the ticks into startTime
repeat for each line thatCard in cardList
go card thatCard
end repeat
put the ticks into endTime
put
Marielle Lange wrote:
And that Forum... That's got to be the sadest Forum I've ever seen.
Any newbie hitting that would surely be put off.
[...]
Didn't see that one. And I can't, not a member of the forum...
Uh? What is your first comment based on if you never had a chance to see
these
Hiya,
I was going to post this in a reply, but thought it might be better on
its own.
Rev_rant
If I perceive a failing in an environment, I will state it, whether or
not I decide to utilise that environment in my projects.
There will come a point, if that environment has not evolved into
The forum frontend (http://forums.runrev.com/) is available for any
passerby to see, and it is a very quiet place... Hence the 'sadest
Forum I've seen' comment.
Many have used these forums to make the same comments :-).
I'm evaluating several development options, some of which track
Marielle Lange wrote:
The forum frontend (http://forums.runrev.com/) is available for any
passerby to see, and it is a very quiet place... Hence the 'sadest
Forum I've seen' comment.
Many have used these forums to make the same comments :-).
Now now, that would rally put newbies off!
I'm
Luis wrote:
To clarify, just in case, the lower portion of my response was addressed
to RunRev.
And, when elaborating a point for which you have no control is an
especially telling consequence of an inability to be forthcoming with
the facts. Just a thought.
You know, I resent this on a
I will happily attest that Jacque has never let me down. I haven't
had all that many occasions to email support, but whenever I have
needed to, the response has been both prompt and helpful.
I don't doubt that things sometimes go awry, but I've generally fared
a lot better with RunRev
Pierre Sahores wrote:
Hi Jacque,
If you can send me both the php and cgi components of the stuff to get
up together, il will try to do them good friends ;-)
That's a lovely idiom -- and you are kind as always. But we've had
success! It now works. The problem was simple, as it turns out. The
Luis wrote in response to Jacque:
And, when elaborating a point for which you have no control is an
especially telling consequence of an inability to be forthcoming with
the facts. Just a thought.
Must be Tuesday, yup.
Why must it be Tuesday? Is that the day you set aside to be rude?
J. Landman Gay wrote:
Luis wrote:
To clarify, just in case, the lower portion of my response was
addressed to RunRev.
And, when elaborating a point for which you have no control is an
especially telling consequence of an inability to be forthcoming with
the facts. Just a thought.
You
Luis,
Yes, it is obvious you are new here, otherwise you would already know who
Jacque is and exactly how MUCH she has given to this community. Besides the
best tech support responses, she has also given freely of her time helping
on numerous occasions, including organizing, preparing and
And, when elaborating a point for which you have no control is an
especially telling consequence of an inability to be forthcoming with
the facts.
Luis,
Your attitude is out of order. You say you have not been a list member so
perhaps you have list-manners to learn. Meanwhile,
Hello Jacqueline,
Arrays are very usefull/powerfull and not too difficult to
investigate under PHP. PHP = 4.3 and PHP 5 are both working friendly
with Rev. Have Fun ;-)
Kind Regards,
Pierre
Le 7 nov. 06 à 18:04, J. Landman Gay a écrit :
Pierre Sahores wrote:
Hi Jacque,
If you can
Wow.
When someone patiently explains to you how the system works, and explains
that she is indeed part of that system, and you continue to offer
insults...
How is that supposed to be helpful?
Jacque's one of the most tireless, patient, and giving members of the
x-talk community, a community it
Dear List Members,
It has been drawn to my attention that we have some new list members
who perhaps don't know as much about this community as they should.
Let me rectify that.
This is a warm, helpful, giving community, and one of Revolution's
greatest assets. Everyone on this list gives
Luis,
There are very few people who have been as critical of Rev, the company, and
Rev, the product, as I have been over the past half decade. I'd like to
believe all of that criticism has been, at best, constructive or, at least,
civil.
Your criticism is neither.
Jacque's efforts to the cause
Heather,
you and the RevGurus out there make my life much more fun and easier,
thanks for your hard work.
if I get rich one day, I'll issue RevAwards or something...
Cheers
andre
On Nov 7, 2006, at 7:27 PM, Heather Nagey wrote:
Dear List Members,
It has been drawn to my attention that
Luis wrote in response to Jacque:
And, when elaborating a point for which you have no control is an
especially telling consequence of an inability to be forthcoming
with the facts. Just a thought.
The above is a weak and wordy way of calling Jacque a liar.
Can you please stop this!?
My
If I was not in Malta, drinking wine and making toasts to Richard and
the others who could not be here, I'd be very upset by luis emails.
He is a begginer here, okay, so before shouting, he should learn. I
will not touch the topic of him attacking Jacque or not, Jacque is
the most amazing
Heather Nagey wrote:
It's easy to misinterpret an email.
I probably did that. Fortunately I'm already over it. Luis, no hard
feelings and I apologize if I misread you. You say you intended no
offense and I will take that at face value.
What I really hope didn't happen is that you get
Andre Garzia wrote:
Heather,
you and the RevGurus out there make my life much more fun and easier,
thanks for your hard work.
if I get rich one day, I'll issue RevAwards or something...
Andre - When my ship comes in, would you mind if I added to the RevAwards pot
too? It would be
Andre Garzia wrote:
If Luis sent and email couple times and got no response,
I don't think that's the problem. In all cases but one, he received a
reply on the same day. The one time it took longer, he received a reply
in two days.
I believe he was responding to someone else who said they
Wow, so it appears Luis is taking time to admonish Rev Support based on
another person's experience, even though his own experience has been
documented as more than reasonable (by Rev's standards). I certainly do not
intone Luis to be the most decadent newbie, only perhaps an ill-informed
one.
Hi!
I tried to save a stack as a standalone application. But at the end I
got the message:
There was an error while saving the standalone application
That as all, no more information!
What can I do to find out the error?
Is there any help?
Thanks
Reinhold Venzl-Schubert
I certainly do not intone Luis to be the most decadent newbie,
only perhaps an ill-informed one.
Exact, Chipp, your answer didn't include any attack against Luis...
and I thank you for that.
But the guy had apologized (let's not discuss whether this was a
convincing one or not)... and
Reinhold,
does your standalone uses any non-standard place? where are you
trying to save it? maybe you don't have write permission to that
folder. Are you on a mac or windows?
Andre
On Nov 7, 2006, at 9:08 PM, Reinhold Venzl-Schubert wrote:
Hi!
I tried to save a stack as a standalone
Hi Reinhold,
I'd start with making sure that all necessary files are available,
including icons and other files. Also make sure that your stacks
have the extension .rev. Make sure that you have write permission
for the destination folder, as Andre has pointed out.
Have you tried quitting
I don't know what is the cause of so much negativity on the list.
Sometimes those things just spiral by accident.
Anyway, I just want to point out how things look to me - a long time
lurker, and sometime user of Revolution. I follow the list daily,
but rarely have the time to contribute
Reinhold Venzl-Schubert wrote:
Hi!
I tried to save a stack as a standalone application. But at the end I
got the message:
There was an error while saving the standalone application
That as all, no more information!
What can I do to find out the error?
Here are some common reasons for the
Nicely worded post Bernard. Sometimes it's easier to criticize than
recognize. Good job.
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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
I'm really not sure what the purpose of your publicized issue is, unless
you're just trolling for negative responses. I'd have assumed you have
received enough of them by now.
AFAIK, and I've been active with RR for many, many years, there are no fewer
or greater 'delayed bug fixes' than there
I have a little dBase in a stack with about 900 cards, each card has
40 fields.
one field in the cards has a fair bit of text data. Still stack file
size on disk is only 5.8 megs
Not really that big. I've got plenty of RAM and plenty disk space.
I've put together stacks that run to 15 megabytes
Hi!
I tried to save a stack as a standalone application. But at the end
I got the message:
There was an error while saving the standalone application
That as all, no more information!
What can I do to find out the error?
Is there any help?
Sorry! I selected MacOS X and WIndows at the same
Sivakatirswami,
You might try pre-caching the go next.
I typically go to each card on startup (screen locked) to make sure they are
all cached. Of course with a very big stack it's not possible, but might be
wise to try and think of some sort of intelligent pre-cache.
-Chipp
Hi Reinhold,
FYI, selecting Mac OS X and Windows at the same time should not be
the reason for the error reported by the standalone builder.
Best,
Mark
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On 11/7/06 9:42 AM, Luis [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If I perceive a failing in an environment, I will state it, whether or
not I decide to utilise that environment in my projects.
Understood. But I'd only suggest three things here: (1) that your comments
are framed in a constructive way, and (2)
On 11/7/06 4:39 AM, Martin Blackman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
List users,
Is there any way one can change the 'alignment' of tabs in a tabbed button ?
By default they are at the left, I'd like to try them on the right
hand side to make a GUI of mine more compact.
Not that I'm aware of...
On 11/7/06 4:39 AM, Martin Blackman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
List users,
Is there any way one can change the 'alignment' of tabs in a tabbed
button ?
By default they are at the left, I'd like to try them on the right
hand side to make a GUI of mine more compact.
Not that I'm aware of...
You can always roll your own as well.
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On 11/7/06, Luis [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Definitely a Tuesday.
No, it's definitely a Wednesday, and it was Wednesday 10 hours ago
when you sent your email:-)
We all have a different experience.
I think Ken's point is very good, we wouldn't want anyone else joining
Richmond as a recipient
What is the correct syntax to tell Rev where to place a dialog window?
Example:
Ask What's your name? (at the location of this wd)
Thanks
Mark
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Hi Mark,
Personally I'm not aware that you can set the screen position of a standard Rev
dialog, though I'm willing to be corrected.
I often use a substack as a dialog. That way I have complete control over it -
in theory :o) Then in its stack script I put:
on preOpenStack
set the loc
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