This problem is fixed using the my Vista 64 patch stack at:
http://www.gadgetplugins.com/altplugins/Vista64Patch.rev
Basically, the issue has to do with 'the globalnames' wherein there
are 2 environment globals which are problematic:
$ProgramFiles(x86)
$CommonProgramFiles(x86)
I've tracked down
On Sat, Nov 1, 2008 at 2:33 AM, Chipp Walters [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
AFAICT, there are no other outstanding issues with running
Rev 3.0 in Vista.
I meant to say:
AFAICT, there are no other outstanding issues with running Rev 3.0 in Vista
64 versus running Rev 3.0 in Vista. I'm sure there
On 31 Oct 2008, at 5:00 pm, Ken Ray wrote:
Right - in both cases, you can use specialFolderPath(35) and it
will resolve
properly on both platforms.
Aha. That is very helpful. I had followed the link on the Rev
dictionary page and found CSIDL_PROGRAM_FILES = 0x0026
which I hadn't
Just being working on one of my graphics intensive programs for my
language school. Unlike most of my programs this one requires one,
extremely 'fat' graphic (1.6 MB) to be repeated over a large number of
cards; and, frankly 25 times 1.6 MB means that the standalone will eat my
P3 - Ubuntu boxes
On Nov 1, 2008, at 9:14 AM, Richmond Mathewson wrote:
I have never had a problem with GIF images on Ubuntu, and so really
don't see why using PNG format would be a tremendous advantage.
GIFs are up to 256 colors, and you'll get a dither of colors if the
original image uses more colors
Colin Holgate wrote:
Depending on the nature of the image, JPEG may well be a better option
than either PNG or GIF.
Well, I should perhaps have qualified things insofar as where I do not
require transparency I use JPEG.
However, I have built up a library of reuseable images for nav-btns,
Really very cheesed-off to see on Versiontracker somebody offering a
one-trick pony that takes snapshots of movie frames for MONEY.
Uploaded my (primitive) take on this to revOnline:
Movie Imager a.k.a MIMGER.rev under Richmond
it certainly works on my Macintosh; give it a shot on Windows and
Richard,
Post to your cgi using HTTPS. In your first form change the action of
the form to a fully qualified url using HTTPS, then the answer from
the cgi will be encrypted. Be aware that to use HTTP without raising a
possible danger flag in the browser you need a blessed
certification, you may
This is probably simple to do, but I'm not familiar with the process.
Let's say I have a simple unsecured html form page (i.e. http://..)
which captures, for example, a users desire to buy a given product.
The form is submitted to my Rev CGI program. The program then sends
back a
Hello Friends,
do anyone knows how to intercept the start using command. I thought
about trapping libraryStack with a front script but I believe that
this message is sent after the opening of the stack right? Any clue?
Cheers
andre
--
http://www.andregarzia.com All We Do Is Code.
If you're trying to stop the standalone from autoloading any of Rev's custom
libs then perhaps putting this script on cd 1 of the mainstack:
on startUp
-- DO YOUR OWN STUFF HERE
exit to top
end startUp
that *might* work-- I haven't tested it. I'm assuming the startUp message
is accessed
Hello Chipp,
thanks for replying. I can't use startup. Let me explain the
situation. RevHTTP server is now able to run revolution cgis as if it
was apache. The problem is that there's no sandbox, so if a stack is
put into use, it stays into use after the cgi ends because most cgis
don't issue a
Hi, Andre. If the stacks are all yours, you could just avoid invoking
start using except in one handler:
command startUsing pStackName
if pStackName is not empty then
if short name of stack pStackName \
is not among the lines of the stacksinuse then
try
On 01/11/08 at 19:45 -0200 Andre Garzia apparently wrote:
Hello Chipp,
thanks for replying. I can't use startup. Let me explain the
situation. RevHTTP server is now able to run revolution cgis as if it
was apache. The problem is that there's no sandbox, so if a stack is
put into use, it stays
Andre Garzia wrote:
Hello Chipp,
thanks for replying. I can't use startup. Let me explain the
situation. RevHTTP server is now able to run revolution cgis as if it
was apache. The problem is that there's no sandbox, so if a stack is
put into use, it stays into use after the cgi ends because
On Nov 1, 2008, at 5:45 PM, Andre Garzia wrote:
The problem is, if something is already into use and a cgi tries to
use it
again, the IDE pops up that silly annoying dialog box purge, save,
cancel and locks up the whole thing!!! There's no preference settings
for that dialog, nothing, I need
Hi,
I will have an exhibition Subway Synesthesia in Chelsea, New York
City. It is New York City Subway Photographs and Sound Installation of
RGB Music which was created from RGB data of the photographs by
Runtime Revolution.
http://www.kenjikojima.com/rgbmusic/space/files/NYS020102.html
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