on Tue, 04 Oct 2005
Todd Geist wrote:
How do I display an image from clipboard on a card?
I know I need to use
the clipboarddata[image]
But I don't know what to do with it
Hi Todd,
Look in this message:
http://lists.runrev.com/pipermail/use-revolution/2005-March/053867.html
First, copy
Hi Developers,
Recently, while working in an interface
for the command-line bitmap tracing utility,
Potrace and the bitmap processing utility,
mkBitmap, i found two recurrent bugs that
i want you confirm in your development
environment.
Recipe 1:
import an image that uncompressed
show a size
on Thu, 27 Oct 2005
Mark Talluto wrote:
Please see bug 2429:
http://support.runrev.com/bugdatabase/
show_bug.cgi?id=2429
Ah, thanks.
Do you think that the alwaysbuffer workaround
described by Mark W. could solve this problem?
Thanks for your answer!
al
Visit my site:
Hi developers,
Download this version 01 of a tabbed interface
for stacks with many cards.
http://www.geocities.com/capellan2000/Tabbed_interfacev01.zip
Yesterday, i started this stack and think could be
an interesting starting point if you need to create
a tabbed interface.
This stack could
Hi all,
Have anyone given a try to implement
rsync protocols and algorithms using
only RR clients applications?
http://samba.anu.edu.au/rsync/
http://samba.anu.edu.au/rsync/tech_report/
http://olstrans.sourceforge.net/release/OLS2000-rsync/OLS2000-rsync.html
rsync allows to download only the
on Tue, 22 Nov 2005
Richmond Mathewson wrote:
So those of us interested in producing FREE software
should get on and produce it; and include a nice
little
READ ME document that says something rather like:
This is FREE, do with it what you like
and those of us who are interested in producing
Hi all,
i've been porting this md4digest function
from Macromedia Director to Runtime Revolution:
http://www.isometrik.org/md5/lingo_md4_fastest.txt
Some differences i had noticed while handling
numbers are:
Numeric Arrays in Director starts from 0 (zero)
Numeric Arrays in Runrev starts from 1
Hi Alex,
If the code isn't too long, I'd be happy to take a
look
Many thanks! :-)
i've put the references for this md4 code
in this compressed file:
http://www.geocities.com/capellan2000/md4.zip
it contains source code for lingo
and javascript, results from tracing
lingo code (with the
om Thu, 24 Nov 2005
Sean Shao wrote:
Due to the fact that the bitwise operators
in RunRev do not work on signed integers,
nor do they have shiftLeft and shiftRight,
I decided to write my own, so here they are..
Excellent!
Many Thanks, Sean. :-)
I'll put them on my website another
Hi Frank,
Welcome to RunReev! :-)
Look here:
http://support.runrev.com/resources/unsupported.php
This is set of useful stacks that are provided by
Runtime
but not supported. It includes: sample encryption
scripts,
a timeline animation tool, a tool for doing text to
speech
on Linux and Unix,
on Fri, 25 Nov 2005
Frank R wrote:
Anyone know what tool they use for graphic design,
and if not, anyone have any good suggestions for
inexpensive, easy graphic design tools?
Look for Xara and RealDraw Pro:
http://www.xara.com/ $79.00
http://www.mediachance.com/realdraw/ $60.00
Have a nice
on Sat, 26 Nov 2005
Dan Shafer wrote:
Can you give us an example or two of where this
pricing is common among development tools?
I see feature-crippled and time-limited
evaluation licensing all the time, but
I can't honestly think of a single development
tool that has a free learning
on Fri, 02 Dec 2005
Richmond Mathewson wrote:
what used to be exactly there is now gone:
download the full raw archive
Long time ago, i downloaded this unique
raw text archive with all messages from
this mail list...
Just 117 MB
This supersized text file of 117 MB took
long time to
on Sat, 3 Dec 2005
Janus Jakaterina wrote:
I think PC users can play a virtual game of ChipWits
at http://www.virtualapple.com/chipwitsdisk.html
This link does not work! :-(
But you could always play ChipWits
inside an Apple II emulator! ;-)
See some screenshots:
Hi all,
experimenting with cgi,
i was able to save data
from a html form (in a webpage)
to a stack in the cgi folder.
this new data could be stored
in the stack custom properties
or fields.
only had to use this line
(before the line: stop using the stack)
to save the new data:
save this stack
Richard Gaskin wrote:
In brief, I've found Raney an acquired taste,
but really very enjoyable once I got to know him.
Jackeline Landman wrote:
My exact experience. I ended up loving the guy
after wanting to kill him on the HyperCard list
for some months. After I got to know him better,
I
Bill Marriott wrote:
Bill Atkinson gets all the credit for HyperCard,
but it was actually Dan Winkler who created
HyperTalk.
I hope Dan has his mansion and early retirement as
well.
Actually, looks like Dan had overcome
some serious health problems.
http://blogs.law.harvard.edu/heydan/
He
Judy Perry wrote:
Better go stock up on Benadryl, then... ;-)
ROTFL! :))
I never got to know him personally, outside of the
HC list.
So sorry to disappoint ;-)
that's a real pity. i still remember the messages
in the HC list and just keep wondering if all
these colorful exchanges of
Hi Andre,
Many thanks for sharing your
experience in this topic!
Andre Garzia wrote:
I'd recommend one of two approaches to solve your
problem.
(1) Use a second CGI/stack as a queue organizer.
Your main cgi would pass request to change the data
stack
to this queue organizer that would put
Hi Bill,
Many developers had published handlers
for rotating vector poligonal graphics.
You could find handlers to rotate
vector polygonal graphic using arrays
in my website:
http://www.geocities.com/capellan2000/graphics_transformations_01.zip
These functions are included too in the BETA stack
Sean Shao wrote:
I've finally finished working on the
bitwise math operators and have them
working 100% (hopefully).
Extraordinary, Sean!
You are brilliant. :-)
The library (libBitwise) allows you
to do bitwise operations on 32-bit
signed integers. It's fast because
it uses the
on Sun, 11 Dec 2005
Mark Wieder wrote:
Gary's book was the bible for developing XCMDs,
but it won't help much for runrev external
development these days
That's a real pity! :-(
The interface to external libraries is entirely
different. HC passed and returned a pointer to a
structure
on Mon, 2 Jan 2006
Eric Chatonet wrote:
You can compress the images, decompress them
on-the-fly,
clear files extensions and put them with non
meaningful
names in a folder named data :-)
Most users won't be able to open them...
and if you really want to
hide, obfuscate and deceive
your
on Tue, 3 Jan 2006
ACR wrote:
I recently bought my Revolution software. I am in
the process of making a small adventure game. It is
a point and click game, usually called a Myst clone.
I had to choose between Revolution and Director for
my game software. As I understand it, the first Myst
on Tue, 10 Jan 2006
UDI wrote:
Bug fixed version
http://homepage.mac.com/udi/stack/getExif11.hqx
This version works perfectly in Windows :-)
Thanks a lot UDI for updating this stack.
Keep up your good work!
al
Visit my site:
http://www.geocities.com/capellan2000/
on Fri, 13 Jan 2006 03:04:31 +
Mark Smith wrote:
Now updated. Fixed the file thing, and have
added a player with moving cursor ...
and you can zoom and scroll while playing.
Excellent work, Mark!
Thanks for sharing this stack.
You developed it in Mac OS X.
How could i use this Windows
Hi Rob,
If you think that Hard Disk could play part
in this problem, check if your IT department
could afford to buy a copy of SpinRite from
Gibson Research (grc.com).
According to users, SpinRite could repair even Macintosh
IDE hard disks if connected to a PC motherboard...
i would like that
Hi all,
i've installed Xampp (an standalone instalation
of Apache, PHP, MySQL and others) in Windows
for testing locally my instalation of Moodle and
the cms named Mambo.
I had to start manually each service that i want
to use, like Apache server and MySQL, but
Xampp have a
on Fri, 17 Jun 2005
Steve Bonham wrote:
Since polygons cannot have smooth
points in Rev (correct?)
Hi Steve,
In the stack PenToolv3.2c, you could
see polygon graphics with smooth points
as you call the bezier handles.
http://geocities.com/capellan2000/penToolv032c.zip
al
Visit my site:
Hi Developers,
i found this webpage with an interesting
summary of Principles for designing User
interfaces:
http://www.sylvantech.com/~talin/projects/ui_design.html
i hope this link will be an useful reference
for developers in this list. :-)
al
Visit my site:
on Wed, 22 Jun 2005
Jon wrote:
If you want a real kick in the UI pants, check out
the late Jef Raskin's
book called The Humane Interface. His ideas are
radical enough that
they cannot be implemented in most development
environments, but they
are worth considering.
Hi John,
Thanks
on Wed, 22 Jun 2005
Judy Perry wrote:
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
on Wed, 22 Jun 2005
Richard Gaskin wrote:
With only 27 keywords in the language, the learning
requirement for implementing those sorts of
algorithms in C is arguably much lower, and
there are infinitely more resources available to get
one started with C than with CompileItSpeak.
For
Hi Rick,
i've post in my site a stack
that uses Ink effects to explain
the differences between RGB
and CMYK colors. I use this
stack in my classes.
http://www.geocities.com/capellan2000/Ink_Effects.zip
i remember that i gave in photoshop
the colors red, green, blue, cyan,
magenta, yellow and
Hi Developers,
i had success following the instructions
given by Alex Tweedly to compile his external
with Dev-C++ (Bloodshed).
I downloaded and installed the latest version
available of this compiler.
here are the files i used in the compilation:
on Fri, 24 Jun 2005
Klaus Major wrote:
ehm, sorry, but looks like i missed the part with
the explanation of what the wonderful external
actually does?
Sorry for my ignorance...
It's a functional starting point for
developing external using the free compiler
named Dev-C++ (Bloodshed). The
Hi Mark!,
Mark Wieder wrote:
AT now, while using the same recipe to compile
AT the external from the sdk, i get a lot of
AT warnings and linker errors about a long list
AT of similar undeclared objects
AT like: SelectObject at 8
That's a pretty bizarre error message.
Which example are you
Hi Developers,
i remember that Kenneth Simmons
has posted a C++ version of
the external dll in this page:
http://www.rpi.edu/~simonk/mc/mcExternalCPP.zip
Following the instructions for
compiling this C++ dll in Dev-C++
produced the following errors.
Notice these are a lot less than
in previous
on Mon, 27 Jun 2005
thierry wrote:
Was quite funny when i saw your emails yesterday;
because i've decided to play a bit with the
externals during last week-end.. and
after having download
whatever was existing on the subject, plus DevC++,
plus lot of scans on this list...
i did
Hi Developers,
In a few hours, i'll have downloaded
all the gzip compressed archives from
this mail list.
Gzip compression in text files reduces
data sizes to almost 25 % of it's original
size! :-O
Google is fast and handy but i suspect that
it's possible to search faster these archives
if
Hi Eric, :-)
Eric Chatonet wrote:
I searched for Tejada in the mailing lists:
. Google: 0.07 seconds and 824 results.
. Gname: 0.002371 seconds and 606 results.
BTW I wonder about this difference :-)
As for me I think it's fast enough...
Ah! This means that you have a permanent
Internet
Hi Nicolas,
I'm writing to point an interesting solution
to your task: a pac-man version
scripted completely in Hypercard for US$10.00
HyperGames is a HyperCard stack, jam-packed with more
than 60exciting games and useful utilities.
Creative games include anacclaimed Pong clone, a
Pac-Man
Hi Developers,
i've started build indexes for searching
(from a CD-RW), keywords and phrases within the
200 MB of mail list messages.
Many of you suggest third party software,
but i'm sure that RR is able to search for
phrases and keywords within these text files.
The files range (for RR mail
Alex Tweedley wrote:
Are you indexing every line where the word exists ?
Oh yes, in a first try i was guilty of that... :-(
Could you instead index only the message number (or
id, or first line of the message) ?
Ah! The msg id... this is a good choice because
this specific line is not
Hi Brian, :-)
Brian Yennie wrote:
Some off-the-cusp thoughts:
* Add synonyms for common xTalk terms (cd = card,
btn = button, etc) and combine their indices
Interesting idea, i'll give more thought
to this possibility.
* Support some sort of stemming (or at least,
combine
words with
on Fri, 22 Jul 2005
Dave Cragg wrote:
Just one small observation:
repeat for each line w in fileContent
add 1 to mylinecount
repeat for each word z in w
put mylinecount comma after wordCount[z]
end repeat
end repeat
z will include any puntuation attached to
Hi Developers,
Download the stack:
exportVector_v02c
From:
http://aulasdigitales.net/exportVector_v02c.zip
This stack resumes and unifies all my previous
development work, exporting vector graphics to Adobe
Ilustrator and PDF file formats.
Have a nice weekend!
al
Visit my site:
Hi Developers,
Download the stack:
penToolv032d from:
http://aulasdigitales.net/penToolv032d.zip
This Beta version has many glitches, so you
must not run this stack while working in
other important projects in RR, MC or DC.
This release include tools (in Beta) to
add, delete and convert vertex
Brill and Jim Hurley have code
to draw many different kind of shapes.
i'm sure they will fill this gap,
as their time permits! ;-)
Thanks in advance for all your reviews of
this stack!
Have a nice weekend! :-)
al
on Sat, 23 Jul 2005
Alejandro Tejada wrote:
Hi Developers,
Download
on Sat, 23 Jul 2005
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
I need to scale an image from an absolute point
within the image rect.
This point will not be the loc or any of the 4
corners. The image must
stay positioned (locked) by a point where the user
clicks during the
scaling routine. Does anyone
Hi Jim,
Could you make an option to draw the Turtle Graphics
with vectors graphics, not only bitmaps?
In this way, they could be exported and edited
in vector drawing applications like Flash,
FreeHand, Ilustrator, etc.
Thanks in advance,
al
on Mon, 25 Jul 2005
Jim Hurley wrote:
I have in
i send this message, from another mail direction,
so it will take a while before it appears in
this mail list. Sorry if this appears twice. :-)
on Mon, 25 Jul 2005 22:21:59 -0700
Dan Shafer wrote:
That's one reason I hate to write printed books
these
days. An eBook can be published and then
on Mon, 25 Jul 2005 22:21:59 -0700
Dan Shafer wrote:
That's one reason I hate to write printed books these days. An eBook
can be published and then updated as needed one time at no production
cost.
Richard Gaskin wrote:
Most software undergoes a significant UI overhaul on the average of
Hi Developers,
After reading these messages about
Mac and Win fonts issues, i remember
about a code that Colin Holgate
contributed in the HyperCard list,
that used text properties named
extended and condensed to simulate
justification in a text field.
This code does not work in RR.
so, i ask
on Wed, 27 Jul 2005
xavier wrote:
only with monospace fonts...
but it works horizontal or vertically ;)
Monospaced only! I hoped for a
more proportional solution. ;-)
Jonathan Lynch wrote:
You could have a script do this:
- get the formattedrect of a block of text
Do you mean the
Hi Developers,
Thanks a lot for sending your comments about
this beta version of penToolv32d!
When you change from a tool (like the Edit
Selection
tool, the Add-point tool, the Delete-point tool
and the Convert-point tool) to any other tool,
this
selected state do not change. The graphic
on Thu, 28 Jul 2005
Jonathan Lynch wrote:
As long as a field is wide enough, and a given
screen line contains
enough words, manipulating expanded and condensed
characters should make
this possible - sounds kind of difficult to me.
Yes, That's what i thought. :-(
on Thu, 28 Jul 2005
Hi Developers,
Download the PDF edition of the
Free Software Magazine
Many interesting articles for developers
in this mail list.
URL http://www.freesoftwaremagazine.com/free_issues/
al
Visit my site:
http://www.geocities.com/capellan2000/
Hi Jim,
on Sat, 30 Jul 2005
Jim Hurley wrote:
go stack url
http://home.infostations.net/jhurley/JustifyText.rev;
Jim, this is an excellent example of the problems
that were pointed in this list, while trying to
full justify a text field.
If i copy this justified text field, all the extras
Hi Xavier!
on Sat, 30 Jul 2005 20:55:00 +0200
Xavier wrote:
i have made 11 more
fractal/moire types for
my moire engine MoireX Vol3 since first release...
if there is any interest, i will post it via
monsieurx.com
Of course that there is interest to
see your work. :-)
the lack of
Hi Jim,
This handler works great! :-)
I noticed that you included two
justify buttons.
In the second button, this line
seems to hang my development environment:
put char tNum-10 to tNum of tOrig into tChars
Why does this happen?
Thanks a lot for sharing this handler! :-)
al
on Mon, 1 Aug
on Thu, 4 Aug 2005
Klaus Major wrote:
Jim
did i already mention that my wonderful 2lz2
plugin has an extra menu
for these kind of things?
Not?
OK, my wonderful 2lz2 plugin has an extra menu
for these kind of
things :-)
Get it from my website or here the direct link:
Hi Klaus and Eric, :-)
Klaus Major wrote answering to alejandro:
AT Did you know what is needed in this platform?
AT A website that review every stack that every
AT developer publish in the web, with screenshots,
AT movies and explanations about their uses and
AT functions.
AT Maybe if
on Wed, 10 Aug 2005 21:18:36 -0700
Mark Wieder wrote:
The next time you feel like griping about Bugzilla
Look, this website is a classic on bug report,
The Page of Computer Stupidities... :-D
http://www.rinkworks.com/stupid/
Visit my site:
http://www.geocities.com/capellan2000/
On Sat, 20 Aug 2005, Geoff Canyon wrote:
As people have said, Flash can't have shaped windows
in the first place, so this animation is out of
consideration.
Look at this option to have custom
shape windows in flash: mProjector.
http://www.screentime.com/faqs/mProjector/index.html
Visit my
Jim, This stack is great! :D
Now i'm crossing my fingers,
so your curiosity get picked
by bezier curve fitting algorithms. ;-)
http://www.tinaja.com/cubic01.asp
http://cajun.cs.nott.ac.uk/compsci/epo/papers/volume6/issue3/ohno.pdf
http://antigrain.com/research/bezier_interpolation/
Keep up your
on Sat, 10 Sep 2005
Richard Gaskin wrote:
I'm making a specialized drawing tool, and I need to
know when the mouse
is clicked outside of any control while the pointer
tool is active
A frontscript could do what you want,
in the palette PenTool, every tool
uses a frontscript to work on the
on Sun, 11 Sep 2005
Klaus Major wrote:
you mean this, don't know who created it
originally...
[snip]
This code was published by Abraham Wouter
in this message:
http://lists.runrev.com/pipermail/use-revolution/2004-July/039739.html
Abraham had enhanced several ideas presented
in this mail
Hi all,
i have a good insight reading the
interviews from Nerd TV:
http://www.pbs.org/cringely/nerdtv/shows/
but i have a doubt about the photos,
all of them look too young!!! :-O
i believed that working with computer
was a stressing occupation, having to
deal with unexplicable bugs, odd
Hi all,
Long time ago, i was looking for info
about this topic and today, searching
again, i found this useful guide:
http://digitalenterprise.org/models/models.html
How many of these business models are viable
using Revolution/DreamCard?
Thanks in advance
al
Visit my site:
Hi Developers,
Download the stack:
_http://www.geocities.com/capellan2000/Two_smooth_polygon_algorithm.zip_
http://www.geocities.com/capellan2000/Two_smooth_polygon_algorithm.zip
This stack implements two polygon smoothing
algorithms:
Chaikin and Shemanarev
Here is a screenshot:
Hi all,
Although my experience buying e-books have been
less than satisfactory, i've been looking the list
of 300 e-books available in the standard IEEE
digital library (www.computer.org)and find this
collection a superb value for the money that cost
the standard membership!
Which other
Hi all,
Lately i've been working in an offline
mail list digest reader.
This piece of software works minimally,
but provides a convenient way to read
mail threads and search for single words
in the text of all messages since 2001.
Before i commit more time to enhance this
stack:
Had one of you
Hi Developers,
Download the stack WalkingMan2:
http://www.geocities.com/capellan2000/walkingMan2a.jpg
http://www.geocities.com/capellan2000/walkingman_2.zip
Control two walking figures with your keyboard.
Change the background image with a click.
Have a nice day!
alejandro
Visit my site:
on Tue, 25 Jul 2006
Viktoras Didziulis wrote:
I once had a similar idea. Planned to work on
this some time in the future.
But as far as now I am overloaded with other jobs,
I see no reason why not to share this with public,
maybe someone could use it for good ;-)
Software idea No 1.
on Thu, 7 Sep 2006
Dan Shafer wrote:
I love Wikis for collaboration,
but as places for people to share
thougths and ideas, they suck unless
used by pretty savvy folks and maintained
by even more savvy ones.
when i had internet access from the place
where i now live, i´ll participate
Hi all,
This stack arises from the fact that i do not
have internet in the place where i live actually
and i like to read the messages from this list
without downloading many yahoo html pages.
i´m looking for testers and comments
for this stack: Mailbox browser.rev
to make it more useful and
Hi all,
Download the stack, penTool0.3.2e from:
http://www.geocities.com/capellan2000/penTool032e.zip
_http://www.geocities.com/capellan2000/penTool032e.zip_
Code is open to see, but it was designed to be used
like a Standalone. This is the germ of a vector
drawing application, still in it's
Hi developers, :)
Looks like the stack penTool:
http://www.geocities.com/capellan2000/penTool032e.zip
_http://www.geocities.com/capellan2000/penTool032e.zip_
does not work at all in some platforms.
For example, using the bezierPen tool
produces a recursion limit error in
some Linux
Hi developers, :)
i fixed the broken files...
Looks like the stack penTool:
http://www.geocities.com/capellan2000/penTool032e.zip
_http://www.geocities.com/capellan2000/penTool032e.zip_
does not work at all in some platforms.
For example, using the bezierPen tool
produces a recursion limit
Hi all,
Download the stack Masking Bitmaps from:
http://www.geocities.com/capellan2000/mask_bitmap.zip
_http://www.geocities.com/capellan2000/mask_bitmap.zip_
This palette allows you to create a mask for a
bitmap from one or many vector graphics.
Use it inside the development enviroment.
Read
Hi all,
Download the Palette penTool 0.3.2g
http://www.geocities.com/capellan2000/penToolv032g.zip
This version runs in Linux, without producing a
recursion limit exceed. :D
Check these screenshots:
http://www.geocities.com/capellan2000/penTool_Linux.zip
If your time permits, send me
Hi all,
Download the stack Mask bitmap 02,
http://www.geocities.com/capellan2000/mask_bitmap02.zip
This version includes the option to crop
the image while masking.
For reasons unknow to me, this process of masking
and cropping works intermitently. i´m still
investigating why it´s so, but if
Hi All,
Download the Stack New PenTool Script from:
http://geocities.com/capellan2000/newPentoolScript.zip
This new script for PenTool is closer to the
functionality of similar vector drawing tools in
drawing programs. The script is simpler,compared
with previous versions.
It works in all
on Wed Nov 22 12:14:55 CST 2006
Henk van der Velden wrote:
i've tested your new script on OS 10.4.
It works perfectly.
Ah, This is great good news. :D
Now, i could sleep much better knowing that this
script works in all runrev supported platforms.
Many thanks for reporting!
The only issue is
on Wed, 22 Nov 2006
Paul Williams wrote:
Hi Alejandro,
An idea may be to try the following,
For example if the coordinate
(118,95) is to be compared with (x,y) from your base
list the score of its
accuracy could be
[( 118 - x)^2 + (95-y)^2]^1/2 ( pythagoras)
this would give a
Hi All,
i am still experimenting with the ideas and
code that you send me this week, when i ask
about comparing lists of coordinate points.
Recently, looking in my .rev and .mc archives,
found these early experiments with Postscript code
from Don Lancaster, to find both control points
of a
on Fri Nov 24 01:25:35
Bill Marriott wrote:
Hey this is pretty brilliant...
Thanks!
There's some usability issues compared
to the way I'm accustomed to working in Illustrator
- I'm used to clicking and dragging to set an
anchor point and its direction vectors
This is a bit difficult.
on Thu, 26 Aug 2004
Mark Greenberg wrote:
I also have stacks written in
HyperStudio if anyone is
interested in those.
Of course!! There are teachers in this list
that will be very interested.
Could you include links to HyperStudio players
for Windows and Mac?
The New York Times featured
Hi Developers,
I've installed Linspire in a secondary
Hard Disk.
Seems that the Click and Run application
is the easiest way to install a package in
Linspire. But RR is not in their Software
Warehouse.
How could i install Revolution AND MetaCard
in this Debian Linux distribution?
Any comments
on Mon, 13 Sep 2004
Pierre Sahores wrote:
First part available (example app)...
To get it, just type
http://acacia93.dyndns.org/rev_web_app.zip from
within your prefered Web browser.
Have fun,
Thanks a lot, Pierre :-))
al
=
Visit my site:
http://www.geocities.com/capellan2000/
on Mon, 13 Sep 2004
Mark Talluto wrote:
Just download the linux.tgz version. Lindows will
decompress the file
right there on your desktop. Place it where you
want. That is it!
Thanks a lot for your clear instructions, Mark. :-))
I just will like that most of the Linux programs
were that
Klaus Major wrote:
Create a pop-up-menu button with all
themenupick handlers
you need and move this button OFF screen...
on mouseup quoi
if quoi = 3 then
popup btn your popup button here
end if
end mouseup
will popup that button when the right
mouse-button is clicked
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on Mon, 27 Sep 2004
Andre Garzia wrote:
check this out, you might like:
http://www.soapdog.org/rev/advDemo.rev
Very nice, Andre!!!
Very funny with clever dialogs, too.
I hope soon, to see the completed tutorial.
Congratulations! :-))
al
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on Wed, 29 Sep 2004
Richard Gaskin wrote:
With so many Rev conferences this year I keep
daydreaming that someone
will start an open source presentation tool and
runtime library in
Transcript. Any chance we could toss one together
in time to make all
of our presentations for Malta? :)
Hi Frank,
I have put code to reshape a polygon vector graphic
in the stack Graphic Tools v01 beta
http://www.geocities.com/capellan2000/Graphic_Tools_v01beta.zip
This long script is from the
button directSelectionScript
at the bottom of the stack, and from
the stack script.
You can improve it
Hi Developers,
Recently, i had been working on
refining some of my stacks for distribution
among fellow teachers and i had been
experimenting with security issues.
I'll like that my player app verify
that the stacks that i send them were
not tampered in any way, so i'm working
in a verification
Hi Andre,
I hope that you are recovering fine from
your broken arm! :-|
Andre Garzia wrote:
Holy God! I just checked the URL!
This is wonderfull, I am buying
the CDs right now, that reminds me of Myst
I think alike! :-)
But i'm curious about the name.
Is Alida the daughter, the wife
Hi Dar,
Thanks a lot for answering this question.
Dar Scott wrote:
But, How could i get the md5Digest of a
stack loaded in memory?
I don't know if you can relate a stack in
memory to an md5Digest created for a binary file.
But, it's possible to get a md5digest of a custom
property that
Richard Gaskin wrote:
Richard, when you interview the author of
the game, Could you ask him about the
name's origin?
It's the name of the band.
Ah! Good point.
But anyway ask him if it's the
name of a familiar... ;-)
By the way, the idea of
building a giant guitar that works
really sounds
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