Here, here!
It IS the sweet spot.. and relegating it to the none of the above spot
in my view at least, damns us to the fuhgettabuddit spot of
never-neverLand.
I mean, I DO use the none of the above' in multiple-guess exams... and
only rarely is it used to support an intelligent guess.
I
Damn... that's my favorite category :-)
Judy
he that knows little oft repeats it...
On Fri, 31 Mar 2006, Lynn Fredricks wrote:
Its okay if we have one inventive user, but invective users have to go :-)
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Is it the correct font but just lacking style attributes and the correct
size, Dave?
I know I have had problems where, even on PCs on which the correct font
was indeed installed (e.g., Trebuchet and Comic Sans), the font itself got
reset to something else under Windows.
Nobody's been able to
Well, Marielle,
I've been accused of it. Dan too, I'll bet. And the both of us in a
single breath, I'll wager (I wonder just how many people avoid a forum in
which the two of us reside; or me alone, for that matter).
Sometimes these things happen due to the differences between
bodily-present
I guess I am fortunate that googling me turns up people other than me or
me in my other incarnation as an amateur historian.
'Cuz otherwise I'd be so obviously toast...
Anybody got the butter handy???
(hiding... don't hate me, Marielle: I'm just in an uncharacteristically
good/wine-lubricated
Thanks, Malte!
Best of luck!
Judy
On Sat, 8 Apr 2006, Malte Brill wrote:
Hi all,
Now that Runtime has their forums online, ArcadeEngine support forum is
moving to our new RevSelect forum here -
http://forums.runrev.com/phpBB2/viewforum.php?f=27
I am looking forward to see you there.
Ditto.
And amen!
Judy
On Sat, 8 Apr 2006, J. Landman Gay wrote:
Please, please install the capability to use email with the forums. This
will allow you the same degree of control over content that you want,
and will not inconvenience those of us who just don't have time to click
their way
Well, Dan (et al.),
I suppose that I personally don't give a flying flaming figurative fig's
whatever body-part who calls what what, but...
It really would be nice if RunRev could pick a few names and STICK WITH
THEM!!!
I mean, honest to [EMAIL PROTECTED] every term I teach the course, I don't
Anybody sharing the love with Percodan/Percocet? Will share Wine
Bottle...
I'm willing to give it a generous try...
:-)
Judy
On Sun, 9 Apr 2006, Mark Wieder wrote:
Ken-
Sunday, April 9, 2006, 9:54:15 AM, you wrote:
I share your frustration, but there are better ways to handle this,
Sounds like a good idea!
Judy
On Tue, 11 Apr 2006, Lynn Fredricks wrote:
A reputation for being flighty seems a far more serious
branding issue than merely following an established trend
among many major successful companies.
Id be happy to set up a marketing forum to discuss pro's and
It almost sounds like RevConWest...
Almost.
Just to play Devil's Advocate, how do you know that your participating
end-users are not hand-picked to ensure a certain outcome?
Not that I'm accusing you of doing that, but I participated in an external
evaluator session for our first online
Joe,
This is great as long as you only need to do one or two of them. If you
need to do more, it becomes downright painful.
We had a similar need to Francis' nearly a decade ago when I worked in the
Dean's Office. Back then, all part-time faculty contracts had to be
hand-typed into a photocopy
Media's really not all that bad as a name...
Judy
On Wed, 12 Apr 2006, Jim Ault wrote:
Hmmm, DreamRev ?
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Bill,
To continue in your OT vein, isn't it a violation of federal law (I think
it's the 1986 Computer Matching Records Act additions to the 1973 Privacy
Rights Act) to merge those different databases for comparison purposes?
I ghostwrote and handled correspondence on behalf of a local chapter
Sara Baase' book _A Gift of Fire_ explores this area as well in chapter 4;
you can d/l the accompanying PPT slides from here:
http://www-rohan.sdsu.edu/faculty/giftfire/
Judy
On Thu, 13 Apr 2006, Dan Shafer wrote:
Offered without comment as further conversation fodder for the ongoing
Thanks, Bjornke...
I had just cancelled my ditto for the same reason.
And, you know, I can't delete my ditto's here... ;-P
Judy
On Fri, 14 Apr 2006, [ISO-8859-1] Bj?rnke von Gierke wrote:
Not the words i would have used, but despite the tone a correct
assessment.
On Apr 14 2006, at 22:30,
Chipp,
Doesn't Adobe allow you to pay a small fee to 'cross-grade' from one
platform to the other? Or was it Macromedia? I'm pretty certain that one
of those two companies (now the same one, of course) didn't make it really
financially painful to switch platforms...
Judy
On Wed, 19 Apr 2006,
FWIW, I've also noticed this, and pre 2.7 FWIW.
Sorry; not much help, I know. But at least if I'm losing my marbles, THIS
isn't the cause of it.
Judy
On Thu, 20 Apr 2006, J. Landman Gay wrote:
Hm. I've got two different versions of Rev running right now, along with
a third copy of MetaCard.
This is what I had to do as well. Sometimes I'd have to force-kill it
from the terminal or activity monitor, as Rev would hang with 85% +
processor use.
Judy
On Thu, 20 Apr 2006, Mark Talluto wrote:
On Apr 20, 2006, at 9:28 PM, Jim Ault wrote:
Re-launching Rev
or restarting your
Hi all,
I mistakenly posted this originally to the improv-list (what I get for not
looking before pressing the reply key) :-(
Anyway, I have a student who has a simple stack that has an openStack
handler that plays an imbedded iMovie file and then mosies along to card
2, which has an animation
for the play entry.
WHAT???
Any ideas? Retreating with egg on face...
Judy
On Thu, 20 Apr 2006, Judy Perry wrote:
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to card 2 after
the movie finishes:
on openStack
play videoclip lab2intro.mov
end openStack
on playStopped
go cd 2
end playStopped
This way he doesn't need to know how long the movie is.
Phil Davis
Judy Perry wrote:
Well, here's what my student has to say about it, fixing
Xeubie,
Check out the windowshape property. If I understand you correctly, this
is probably what you are looking for: It allows you to set the shape of
your stack to any image with requisite alpha channel(s).
HTH,
Judy
On Fri, 21 Apr 2006, Xeubie Tsu wrote:
I didn't know it was as simple as
Bob,
I'd love to see your tool; the subject is of interest to me.
See you at RevConWest!
Judy
On Wed, 26 Apr 2006, Bob Earp wrote:
We've done all of this (and much more) in other languages (the last being
ToolBook) and will do it in Rev just as soon as we can find a benefactor ;-)
best,
Bob,
U... yeah... Sorry.
I seem to be prone to those oopsie moments.
A number of years ago I was coordinating the shooting of our school-based
promotional video and we were shooting the concrete canoe that day.
It was suspended from the ceiling. The videographer was a little
concerned
Did I write that???
Not part of my sig (not that I even HAVE a sig).
Sorry, I must not have deleted all trailing lines of a prior message.
Judy
On Fri, 28 Apr 2006, Bob Warren wrote:
Judy Perry wrote:
Express yourself instantly with MSN Messenger! Download today it's FREE
Really?
I am sooo out of the pop culture loop.
I was simply at a loss for words to describe Bob's er, whatever (the
software thingy!!!).
Judy
On Fri, 28 Apr 2006, Peter T. Evensen wrote:
It has the same connotation in American English too, Bob.
Jerry,
Did I mention that I'm 12?
...
Gotcha!
just kidding ;-P
B C N U!
Judy
On Fri, 28 Apr 2006, Jerry Daniels wrote:
Judy,
RevConWest - a new twist with trysts!
See you there!
Best,
Jerry
On Apr 28, 2006, at 9:22 AM, Peter T. Evensen wrote:
At 05:09 PM 4/27/2006,
FWIW, my husband is a devoted python user and he's not had any problems
with installing or using Python on a Mac in OS X (don't even know if OS 9
is possible...).
The only thing he's not been able to get going is PythonCard.
Judy
On Fri, 5 May 2006, Alex Tweedly wrote:
Before I go and read the
Okay... Will probably do.
The last time we tried was more than a year ago.
On the to-do list...
Thanks!
Judy
On Sun, 7 May 2006, Alex Tweedly wrote:
Judy Perry wrote:
The only thing he's not been able to get going is PythonCard.
What trouble did he have ?
Pythoncard used to be flaky
Hardware's not been our particular problem (yes, my Frankenlab STILL runs
OS 9!).
We have some POC microarchitecture sim that's Classic-only (I've just
tried to Google it but, well, ignorance is bliss and I can't rightly
recall: CPUSim? I dunno).
BUT, while looking for the thingy we're tied to,
And not only that, but my photo iPod with it's FireWire connection is a
BOOTABLE harddrive.
Used it to ressurect an old TiBook that decided it could fly while
operational.
Judy
On Tue, 9 May 2006, Alex Tweedly wrote:
Thomas McGrath III wrote:
I do this all of the time.
In iTunes you
Hi,
I searched the use-list archive via Richard's page but can't come up with
what I think I remember reading, namely, that you can sorta, kinda, using
players, play two or more sounds simultaneously.
Is it so? Can anyone point me in the right direction?
Kindest thanks,
Judy
Thanks, Scott.
Must they be external files then?
Thanks again!
Judy
On Tue, 9 May 2006, Scott Rossi wrote:
Yes, use two or more players set to different filenames. Or use an imported
audioclip and a player.
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file qua videoclip idea... might be
the best to use in this particular type of circumstance.
Thanks again!
Judy
On Tue, 9 May 2006, Scott Rossi wrote:
Recently, Judy Perry wrote:
use two or more players set to different filenames. Or use an imported
audioclip and a player.
Must
Well, I've forgotten the original request of this thread, but the
reactions of my students to the Mac OS voices is that they are wayy cool
(remember, however, that they are developing apps for kiddies and also
working on game dev, so maybe goofy, time-warped voices are what is called
for in our
Sarah (et al):
I especially like Agnes High Quality...
Or, is it Victoria High Quality?
Bruce is decent, as well.
BUT I really LOVE Trinoids, Zarvox... even Bad News.
Bubbles is fun...
and so on...
;-) Judy
On Wed, 17 May 2006, Sarah Reichelt wrote:
Apple added a few higher quality ones
Hi Garrett,
I think the only thing you can do is take screenshots of the various
look'n'feel elements and paste them in individually, scripting each part
that's supposed to do something (e.g., maximize/minimize/close elements,
etc.). I don't know how you'd handle resizing, though. Maybe by
Hi Garrett,
Right. So, the same technique I think should still apply as long as you
can display the gui look'n'feel you'd like to use.
If all else fails, d/l a 30-day trial of Rev for the desired GUI
look'n'feel *after* you've got code more or less working and take the
screen shots (of, I'm
Even using a consumer videocam and spending a few hours on editing
couldn't hurt. And perhaps streaming just isn't possible or even wanted.
Just my two small monetary units of thought on the subject. I might be
willing to take a stab at a session or two...
Judy
On Mon, 22 May 2006, Stephen
Again,
Does it need to be streaming/live? Or could it survive/have a paying
audience if it were to be audited?
I'm reasonably certain a decent job could be done with editing, etc. As
long as the audio's clear, you can always edit out bad video and
substitute screen shots, bullet points, etc.
Well,
of course it would be better to do it right than to do it wrong. I just
don't see anybody stepping up to the plate to do it right.
Judy
On Tue, 23 May 2006, Stephen Barncard wrote:
I'd rather see reasonable lighting and a microphone at least on the
podium before worrying about
Congrats, Chipp!
Maybe she can show my 5-yr. old twins David Sophie the ropes!
Judy
On Thu, 25 May 2006, Chipp Walters wrote:
Hi All,
Sorry, just found this thread as I've been away from the list. My wife and I
are in the process of adopting a lovely little 10 year old girl (who will be
Hi,
I'm not understanding this. I've got a pulldown menu button with style
set to combo box. I manually disable one of its contents by using the
inspector and typing a ( next to the content name in particular.
For all other multiple-option button types, doing this disables the
particular
On Thu, 25 May 2006, J. Landman Gay wrote:
Judy Perry wrote:
For all other multiple-option button types, doing this disables the
particular button/menu option. But for the combo box, it simply shows an
enabled-state menu item that looks like this: (Vodka
Why?
Combo buttons
Wow.
Makes me want to go buy a few... except, that I don't have an OS 9 machine
up and running... but I do have an old 601 machine laying around in the
office.
Great little app... one of the few I have available in my teaching lab...
Judy
On Sat, 27 May 2006, Stephen Barncard wrote:
Good old
Mark:
Kindest thanks for your reference!
Alvaro:
You may want to visit a scripting conferences stack by Ken Ray at
http://downloads.runrev.com/section/scriptingconferences.php
See also the specialFolderPath function via the Rev docs.
I have a PDF on this as well:
huh???
It's 1 am Monterey-time, we just got in, and I sure as *$!! hope I'm not
too late for registration!!!
'Cuz, that would REALLY well and truly suck given that, arriving here
after midnight, we discovered that our lodgings booked through Travelocity
are for a Holiday Inn in Monterey...
Yup. It's the 'web ueber alles' mentality that is unfortunately
all-too-prevalent, especially in education.
I would like to see it done just so that we can say so. Then let it be.
Get back to our standalones!!! ;-)
Judy
On Sun, 5 Jun 2005, Marian Petrides wrote:
Can't answer the question
But, I thought that access to the Flash file format was the big reason why
we can't embed Flash files in Rev.
Probably, with the exception of a brave very few souls, most of the ed
community (and/or anyone else) doesn't give a flying, flaming fig about
Roadster.
But any sort of reasonably easy
Hi Klaus,
Yup; this is what I suspected it was. And, while I agree, this simply
WILL NOT counter the 'web ueber alles' mentality. Period. Too geeky, too,
I don't know what, too s not what's happening today or some such
thing.
In some (unmentioned) communities, it is all but a religious
Andre,
It's NOT about logic. It's about dogma.
I agree with you. But it's irrelevant.
It comes down to this: Do we want some of these people to produce crappy
stuff with FrontPage; Do we want the somewhat geekier segment of them
doing maybe slightly less crappy stuff in Flash; or do we want
I swear I'm gonna start making it required reading in my class, as my CS
majors (and probably alot of other people out there, too) are under the
impression that multimedia = web-delivered content = Flash or whatever.
Not that I'm knocking Flash (but I've sure seen plenty of completely
useless,
Troy,
True enough. But equally, if not more, likely is the arena in which
web-delivered content is dogma.
I agree with Marian that, in many cases, those in decision-making
capacities lack the knowledge or interest in making an intelligent
decision in the matter.
Try spending 25 years in higher
Andre:
EXACTLY!!! De ja vous! Been there, heard that!!
(How can you tell I work at a publicly-funded university?)
Judy
On Sun, 5 Jun 2005, Andre Garzia wrote:
distance learning tool for those in rural areas. If you could just see
the monster they created, imagine this: HTML + Microsoft
I don't think that it is the similar (or not) environment that some yearn
for; it's the eventual deliverability on Macs and PCs, in this case, with
the specificity of over the web being the point of interest.
Judy
On Sun, 5 Jun 2005, Brian Yennie wrote:
Simply put, the majority of Revolution
.
But he did it without installing new software @;-)
Judy
On Mon, 6 Jun 2005, Marty Billingsley wrote:
Judy Perry [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
For many teachers, especially in public schools, installing
standalone apps is an impossibility. The only way to allow many
of these teachers access
From macnn.com's coverage:
Mac OS X has been leading secret double life. Every Mac project build for
Intel and PowerPC and Intel. Every release of Mac OS X has been built for
both Intel and PowerPC-based Macs. For the last 5 years. Mac OS X is
cross-platform by design. Apple's demo is on an
Two major transitions for Mac: 68K to PowerPC. Next Mac OS 9 to Mac OS X.
Now time for third transition. Transition to Intel-based Macs. Developers
Now. Next year for users. Because we want to make the best computers for
our customers. No G5 PowerBook yet. Future products can't be build on IBM
of
Yeah. Time to go puke in 6 colours.
;-/
Judy
On Mon, 6 Jun 2005, Andre Garzia wrote:
I am... . OMFG (I am sick)
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Yeah, but what about the money we have invested in PPC-native apps? Do we
get those all free?
Is this why it's been more than a year since we've had a major Rev
release? Kinda makes me feel less guilty that I let my personal studio
subscription lapse due to finances.
I dunno... I kinda like
If they haven't already...
On Mon, 6 Jun 2005, Andre Garzia wrote:
On Jun 6, 2005, at 2:49 PM, Richard Gaskin wrote:
Judy Perry wrote:
Yeah. Time to go puke in 6 colours.
;-/
Judy
On Mon, 6 Jun 2005, Andre Garzia wrote:
I am... . OMFG (I am sick)
Cheaper faster
I know, I know. sniffle.
Besides, the Rosetta thingy looks interesting, but I suspect it will be
around about as long, if not less long, than Classic emulation.
We're gonna need heat shields for aluminum-cased laptops...
And, wasn't it you who recently told another poster that s/he was wrong
So, we're talking about what, 4 or 6 years?
Judy
On Tue, 7 Jun 2005, Richard Gaskin wrote:
MisterX wrote:
I do remember clearly that Kevin talked about an object oriented variable
and scripting thing for this release a couple revChats ago...
IIRC he was referring to 3.0 or later, not
It seems to me that perhaps this has been taken differently than intended.
It is less of a snippy remark than my trying to understand the company's
timetable for releases. While I know that these things cannot be expected
to be set in stone and rigorously followed, I find myself puzzled by what
This exact same thing just happened to me last week, when I finally
downloaded the DreamCard that I'd purchased along with my students at the
beginning of the semester:
All the text in the inspector views were in Ransom!!! (this is a
ransom-note font in which each letter looks like it was cut
Maybe I'm just overly anxious?
Judy
On Tue, 7 Jun 2005, Kevin Miller wrote:
On 7/6/05 8:26 pm, Judy Perry [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Getting from 2.5 to 2.6 took more than a year with
seeming little in the way of bug-fixes.
Actually, its considerably less than a year
Well, y'all must be right about this.
Why does it FEEL like such a long time?
(I'm starting to sound like a kid on a road trip: are we THERE yet)
@;-P
Judy
On Tue, 7 Jun 2005, Alex Tweedly wrote:
No, it didn't actually take more than a year. 2.5Beta was last July -
2.5 itself came out
Dan,
Do you have any kiddie-friendly suggestions for the accompanying family
members?
Judy
On Wed, 8 Jun 2005, Dan Shafer wrote:
You beat me to it, Andre.
But don't call me! Sign up at the site.
b
We have only a few spots left, so time is of the essence.
On Jun 8, 2005, at 6:20 PM,
best Edna Mode effort from The Incredibles
No CANDY!
/best Edna Mode
I mean, after all, we've got to get them to SLEEP that /those nights so
that I can attend the next RevConWest day!!!
;-)
Thanks, tho'...
Judy
On Wed, 8 Jun 2005, Scott Rossi wrote:
Recently, Judy Perry wrote:
Do you
Thanks, Dan,
Because, at this point, I'm considering taking off lunch BOF etc
sessions as I don't think that ever, in the four years of the twins' life,
my devoted spousal unit has EVER watched them ALONE for 10+ consecutive
hours...
Judy
On Wed, 8 Jun 2005, Dan Shafer wrote:
Yes, I do.
I have a videocam if it is needed...
We also have our 'Pods and maybe the mic (altho' this is purchaseable,
no?) but have never done 'Podcasts...
Judy
On Thu, 16 Jun 2005, Chipp Walters wrote:
Hi all,
We're trying to setup a live video stream for both Keynotes, Friday and
Saturday, here at
Kat,
Jacque here at RevConWest has recommended Iconographer, which I am
presently downloading:
http://www.mscape.com/products/iconographer.html
Shareware for $15.
Judy
On Fri, 17 Jun 2005, Kat wrote:
I've been following the discussion about icons with great interest. I'd
like to create
Yves,
I'm lazy (it's nearly midnight and I need to grow fur and fangs by 9 a.m.
so that fellow RevConWest attendees might properly recognize me):
Is this in the devTools CD or elsewhere?
Thanks... (is it a full moon yet???)
Judy
Gr. I feel a howl coming on...
On Sat, 18 Jun 2005,
Thanks, Scott!
Loved your presentation!!! I might well just dust off an old trig book...
Judy
On Sat, 18 Jun 2005, Scott Rossi wrote:
Iconographer is great, but watch out for a bug in either the huge or large
images -- the app will sometimes clip a portion of the image.
On Tue, 21 Jun 2005, Sarah Reichelt wrote:
Hopefully, we will get to see some of the other presentations too, or
notes from them?
Sarah:
I took some notes for the sessions I attended; Jacque encouraged me to
finish them up and u/l them.
I will when I get the chance (after finishing my first
That's 'cause you weren't in the direct flight path!
(not that I'm unsympathetic to anti_Hungarian-Lite).
Judy
On Mon, 20 Jun 2005, Mark Talluto wrote:
I just wish some of it had been tossed my way. :)
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I'm still on 2.5.x, but what you're describing isn't happenning here...
Judy
2.5.? LS 10.3.8
On Wed, 22 Jun 2005, Ton Kuypers wrote:
I'm using RR 2.6 on Tiger.
I've created a bunch of fields and labels to give a description to
the user on what to put in those fields.
Then I grouped all
Which would seem to be the default??
Judy
On Wed, 22 Jun 2005, Eric Chatonet wrote:
Just set the sharedText property to true for your labels and to false
for your fields :-)
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I especially got a kick out of reading what he had to say about
user-configurable UIs and MS Word 6 for Mac.
Basically, his take was that user-configurable UIs are a TERRIBLE idea
but, that in the case of Word 6 for Mac, the UI was already such a total
piece of crap that anything that a user
You've all got me curious:
I've got such a thing up at both the Rev-Ed wiki and in RevOnline
(username: JudyPerry).
It even has (on the Weapons tab) a button for downloading a PDF.
Except that it the coding is not optimized for very new-newbies, what
would you like to see added/changed?
Bob,
Go to the last tab in my stack.
It brings up a substack with tabs on a single card; the tabs hide and show
groups of things (mostly buttons IIRC).
Thanks for the feedback and kind words!
Judy
On Wed, 22 Jun 2005, Bob Hartley wrote:
You wrote:
Hi Judy
Well I must say I could not have
Mark,
Oh yeah!
I think that the User Interface Hall of Shame even might have had in it
M$'s horrible use of the dancing tabs-on-tabs-on-tabs... they, too, would
rearrange on-the-fly, making them totally unusable.
Judy
On Wed, 22 Jun 2005, Mark Wieder wrote:
...and not just user-configurable
Al:
It sux bigtime!!!
I remember once I was teaching the how to turn your computer on class on
the PC platform and some CS major decided it would be cute to reprogram
the left-right mouse buttons to their opposite.
I can't begin to tell you how much fun that was. Happened periodically
that
Well, _my_ understanding of the online scripting conferences is that they
are intended towards newbies; thus they are more about basic functionality
and how-to use Rev as opposed to code optimization.
Am I wrong Jacque?
Judy
On Fri, 24 Jun 2005, Langers Christian wrote:
Perhaps, I will find
bummer...
I was hoping that you'd found a solution to my need for the sort of
irregularly-shaped buttons that an old HC external provided.
Drats!
Judy
On Fri, 24 Jun 2005, Steve Bonham wrote:
h-
Intersect doesn't work after all. It appears that one object will
intersect with another
Yup, that's what somebody told me when I asked about it privately some
months ago: You need to read a book on algorithms...
Gave up.
Judy
On Fri, 24 Jun 2005, MisterX wrote:
you need a real algotithm.
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bummer...
I was hoping that you'd found
Tom,
I couldn't agree more!
Judy
No DOT NOTATION! It SUX... It's hard.to.read.this:total.utter:crap!
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Yes, and one of my favorites to use in teaching is The Art of the
Obvious (Lind, Johnson Sandblad, CHI 1992).
While it is largely concerned with automatically processed components of
the task of reading frequently used documents, the authors contend that
their findings suggest implications for
Ken,
Really? Director lets/let you embed fonts?
(Sorry for continuing to look stoopid, but this was the first thing I
asked of our program's 'Director Guru' in my edu-based MS program and he
said 'no can do'... I guess I shouldn't be surprised??)
Judy
On Thu, 7 Jul 2005, Ken Ray wrote:
Yes,
To which we should add:
http://support.runrev.com/scriptingconferences/
--The company's collection of tutorial stacks presentation chat sessions
http://revolution.lexicall.org/wiki/tiki-index.php?page=RevolutionTutorials
--Marielle's Revolution for Education Wiki with various tutorials
Judy
Hi Tom,
I'd love to help, but I'm completely database-illiterate.
Can you tell us a little more specifically what it is you want to do?
Judy
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And I'm with both of you (in spirit; haven't checked Mark's link yet).
I really hate those websites that have those nav-menu bars that both
scroll down the page with you (obscuring content sometimes, mind you) as
well as being drop-downs merely by mouse-withins that are accidentally
triggered
Isn't that the Microsoft Paperclip?
Or any Mac version of Word after 5.x?
Judy
On Sun, 10 Jul 2005, Richard Gaskin wrote:
I suppose if we were to indulge in reductio ad absurdum we could
recommend a UI that doesn't even require the effort of moving the
mouse -- the software decides for you
IIRC, you are not on a Mac, are you Chipp?
I got mouse-finger (have you tried drawing with one?!!) until I first
moved to the Kensington four-button trackball, and, finally, to the
current fingerless (ask my husband, as he really hasn't got any) Mac
mouse. No more mouse-finger!
FOR people who
Exactly!
Okay, so, I am a Mac bigot of sorts, and, so, when I see PC laptop users
with perfectly usable trackpads packing along external mice, I think,
WT*???
I mean, I'm pretty certain that their PC trackpads are equipped with the
requisite left and right mouse buttons, right? And, sometimes,
Really?
I personally have more problems with the mouse because it moves, even when
I don't want it to (as does the mousepad, as well as whatever it's
sitting on), whereas, hopefully, the trackpad ain't goin' anywhere (and,
if it does, I'm in big trouble 'cuz either my computer is
Also, I may be wrong, but I think from a previous email of his that he
may have used a wmv format which I think is proprietary and perhaps
unsupported?
Anybody know about this?
Judy
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Well, Dan,
I guess this goes to show that people are reading (and, hopefully, hence,
_buying_) your book, so I'm hoping we'll be seeing Vol. II sometime soon??
Judy
On Tue, 19 Jul 2005, Michael Mandaville wrote:
I am working through the Dan Shafer book and couldn't find the Shao Sean's
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