FWIW,
I've got Dan's blog loading while I post this response, but, if your
commentary is spot-on, then it is a scary thing... appropriately
in-season.
Judy
On Mon, 10 Oct 2005, jbv wrote:
Dan ,
The new interface displays galleries of possible end-states, each of which
combine many
Sounds like even more 'Death by PowerPoint' ...
Of course users want to be told how things should look.
But your point is well taken re: reading the originals.
In case you might wonder why the knee-jerk reaction, I this term have ~30
upper-division university students (non-CS majors), and not a
On Mon, 10 Oct 2005, Scott Rossi wrote:
Actually, there is a difference: not how things *should* look but how things
*can* look. Again, the premise is that users are more comfortable modifying
existing designs/layouts/templates, rather than starting from scratch. The
template designers
On Tue, 11 Oct 2005, Dom wrote:
As if Revolution shipped with a number of pre-made stacks ;-)))
;-)
Judy
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But, respectfully, they all LOOK ALIKE. You can spot them from a mile
away. They are fake; they not infrequently have nothing to do with the
content which they exist presumably to advance. They were chosen for
being the least obnoxious of the predetermined lot. Modifying them
doesn't even come
Benjamin,
Could you possibly have downloaded and installed some shareware font? I
know I had this same problem after I downloaded Ransome Note, a font in
which the letters look as if they've been cut from various newspapers,
magazines, etc., and IT started showing up in my properties palette...
On Fri, 14 Oct 2005, Richard Gaskin wrote:
The languages we bring to the table can always be replaced. But can our
experience/talents/creativity?
Okay, Richard, you trolled me back into the gym.
I honestly was going to try to just sit back and let everybody think that
EITHER as a
And, I would agree IF it were demonstrable that this is what actually
happens. I just don't think it does. I don't see it happening among
either faculty OR students.
On a bit of a bummer midway through grading midterm exams. Sorry.
:-(
Judy
On Sat, 15 Oct 2005, Scott Rossi wrote:
IMO, the
Or, sell it for what people think it will do for them ala use this
shampoo and you can have your own 'When Harry Met Sally' moment.
;-)
Judy
On Sat, 15 Oct 2005 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Or as good marketing people also say:
Sell the sizzle not the steak.
What it is counts for little, what
Mark,
I don't doubt Scott's sincerity at all. Nor do I doubt Chipp's or Dan's
or ...
That's part of my argument: They're not the people likely to be seduced by
the persuasive technology.
I'm in agreement with Chipp re: the 'copying the Masters' philosophy:
except that Microsoft doesn't begin
And, of course, it _was_ a joke _ ;-) _
Except for the fact that it was based on a real shampoo commercial. @;-)
Judy
On Sun, 16 Oct 2005, Richard Gaskin wrote:
Judy wrote:
Or, sell it for what people think it will do for them ala
use this shampoo and you can have your own 'When Harry
I suppose the obvious answer is that some of us are extremely dumb and not
looking... 'cuz we're not knowing (agnostic??)
@;-)
Okay, so I only speak for myself... and my other self... and any other
voices hanging about...
Judy
On Mon, 24 Oct 2005, Troy Rollins wrote:
On Oct 24, 2005, at
Richard,
Funny you should mention this, inasmuch as this week is the week in which
my class looks at computer risks and liability issues, including the
pentium bug...
@;-)
Of course, they just told me today that they think that it is possible for
a computerized voting scheme to have an error
Yeah, unfortunately, it's the same problem as the web, writ albeit a tad
bit smaller.
In a take-home exam essay, I had several students providing citations from
wikipedias. Even worse, after we had discussed in class Microsoft's
stance on their errors in Encarta being less important than
This sort of goes to the heart of why I think that a well-done book,
complete with a good index and a plethora of commented code snippets,
would be invaluable as opposed to any sort of online analog.
The main point is this: people already know how to use books. In all the
years since the 1460s
Some of us are already there @;-)
Judy
On Sat, 29 Oct 2005, Dennis Brown wrote:
Scott,
Thank you for pointing that out to folks.
I am signed up, anyone else joining us?
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I can't wait to play with it and hopefully have my spring class use it!
Judy
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On Tue, 1 Nov 2005, Malte Brill wrote:
I would be very interested to see what you come up with. Would you mind
to keep me posted?
Not at all! Btw, is there an edu/bulk pricing that would apply? (given
that I'm also asking the students to buy Rev...)
Usually, we all chip-in for
Hi Roark,
In addition to Eric's excellent tutorial, I also have a little stack on
this subject:
Using RevOnline, go to User Spaces -- Category = Education -- Tabs in
Revolution.
HTH,
Judy
On Tue, 1 Nov 2005, Roark wrote:
My question so far is how to work with the Tab Panel.
Hi Malte,
No hurry -- that class isn't until February.
Thanks!
Judy
On Wed, 2 Nov 2005, Malte Brill wrote:
We will make a regular 10 user license available through the store and
are working on an additional edu discount, in the meantime please
contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I love it!!!
Judy
On Wed, 2 Nov 2005, Dan Shafer wrote:
When HyperCard was my development tool of choice, I often bemoaned
the fact that Apple itself seemed unable to articulate what HyperCard
really was. It's a digestive aid AND a floor wax! In my baser
moments, I wondered if the problem
And, when I recently mentioned it to Chris Crawford of 'The Art of
Computer Game Design,' he said that he only wished that he'd heard of Rev
before wading neck-deep into Java.
Judy
On Thu, 3 Nov 2005, Dan Shafer wrote:
I've been known to call it Java without the Java.
Dan
Have you mentioned it to Charles Flickinger?
Judy
On Fri, 4 Nov 2005, Richard Gaskin wrote:
Rumors of HyperCard being discontinued at bullsh*t.
- Steve Jobs, at the CAUSE conference
in Long Beach, CA, 1998
I keep waiting to see the When will Apple come clean? page that has
Ayyy, now there's the rub!
Well, hmmm...
For teaching programming to the K-12 crowd, I'd emphasize that you can
teach many basic programming concepts without the overhead of stuff that
really should be taught later (such as declaring data types, etc.) along
the proven path of the Analytical
imagine Judy Perry will have some compelling
educational arguments to bolster such a position.
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On Fri, 4 Nov 2005, Richard Gaskin wrote:
You know the great Chris Crawford?! He's a god. Loved Siboot -- nothing
like it at the time.
Well, it's not like we do lunch or anything... he'd probably be
hard-pressed to remember my name.
I sought him out when I found that his great book was out
Another physics major?!!!
(Jeanne's a successful one, I'm a flunk-out).
@;-)
Judy
On Fri, 4 Nov 2005, Jim Hurley wrote:
Richard and Judy,
I suspect this is the same Chris Crawford that was a physics major at
UC Davis many years back. I never had him as a student but he was
legendary
On Fri, 4 Nov 2005, Richard Gaskin wrote:
I wonder if he'd be willing to open the source for Trust and Betrayal to
see if one of the energetic souls here would be willing to port it to
Rev.
snip
Judging from a quick look at his Erazmatron at
Exactly.
Judy
On Fri, 4 Nov 2005, Richard Gaskin wrote:
If he can build it faster in Rev and the end-user experience is at least
as good (probably better since he could use all the time he saves coding
beefing up the UI), it would seem he'd come out ahead overall.
On Sat, 5 Nov 2005, Marty Billingsley wrote:
I need resources on gaming and game design, preferable from an
algorithmic standpoint. The Art of Computer Game Design was a
great tip. Anyone got any others?
Marty,
Have a look at http://www.gamasutra.com. (you have to register, though)
I
Chipp,
Amen!
Judy
On Thu, 10 Nov 2005, Chipp Walters wrote:
Programs like Claris Impact, Claris CAD, MORE, the old versions of Flash
which were easy to script, MacWrite, MacPaint and MacDraw. Some of these
STILL have no equal (imo, mostly thanks to the illegal efforts of MS).
That's where
Indeed,
Just today I was at my office in my university's satellite campus at
the old El Toro marine base.
No wi-fi.
Network speed is simply gawdawful.
Something like two or three public access Macs (I'm a Mac user).
Man, I'd hate like heck to have to rely on thin clients and the like.
(I
Funny, we just talked about biometric stuff in class a couple of weeks
back.
Of course, one problem with things like thumb/face scans is that they can
be cut off your body (happened to a guy whose MB got carjacked and which
used biometrics for access).
As for your face, well, there's a doctor
I don't think it helped the guy who's digit got cut off to steal his Benz,
though...
Judy
On Wed, 16 Nov 2005, Geoff Canyon wrote:
Under the heading of I kid you not: I once read on a web site
discussing biometric identification the following words (roughly).
Of course, you may be
RATS!!!
Make that whose
:-/
Judy
On Wed, 16 Nov 2005, Judy Perry wrote:
I don't think it helped the guy who's digit got cut off to steal his Benz,
though...
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Yeah, I've seen it bandied about on the Newton list as well as on MacNN.
I think it's based on something like a 333 MHz G3 processor (or analog)...
Apple offered Free OS X but MIT declined.
The reviews I have read haven't been favorable... but I've only read the
reviews/comments.
Judy
On Fri,
Aren't there some crank-based ones too? One or more cranks for 30 min.
battery life I think... I'll take a look to see if I didn't delete any of
the Newtontalk posts.
Judy
On Fri, 18 Nov 2005 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
THere was a project a few years ago that tried to use RISC OS (stalled
Dan,
For the record,
And we agree again! (are pigs taking to space everywhere? Take a look
out your windows...)
:-)
Judy
On Mon, 21 Nov 2005, Dan Shafer wrote:
Every year I receive hundreds of emails and correspondence from
people who seek advice about starting or continuing their writing
Yikes and people already have problems with maintaining hopefully
unique logins/passwords for every blasted computer thingy they do...
Judy
On Mon, 21 Nov 2005, Scott Rossi wrote:
Pretty soon we'll have to
start keeping track of all our visual passwords, either in an image
database, or
Birds Of a Feather, as it did at Monterray??
Judy
On Thu, 24 Nov 2005, Ken Ray wrote:
Uh... not to sound like an idiot here, but what does BOF mean?
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On Fri, 25 Nov 2005, Ken Ray wrote:
This was the same philosophy espoused by Scott Raney, when he was selling
MetaCard for $999 and nothing else... of course, that was until RunRev
picked it up...
:-)
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It would be interesting to see some statistics from the company re:
regular, paying customers and per license type. Perhaps the reality is
counter-intuitive, but to what extent does Rev have an in with the big
programming companies?
It seems a conundrum. It would seem that the company has
Hmmm, but for really simple stuff (and the ability to translate from and
two ~75 or more graphic file formats), there's nothing like the shareware
program GraphicConverter:
http://www.lemkesoft.de
Love it...
It's no Photoshop, but if you don't quite need Photoshop and, in any
event, can't
Dan sez...
I would have agreed until the last two revs. I am not personally
acquainted with the situation, but several friends of mine who teach
and study multimedia development at our local university have
complained bitterly to me in the past year about how MM has made
development in Flash
Dan,
Really?? Cool..
To be fair, I only became acquainted with it when, upon being asked rather
suddenly to teach a course in multimedia, snorted around the software on
our server and found it (and precious little else!).
As you say, you really can do quite alot with it.
I'm a paid owner as
But it's not necessarily 'casting pearls before swine' ... (or, is it???)
Judy
On Sat, 26 Nov 2005, Richard Gaskin wrote:
Tarting it all over town for just $99 gives too much away.
;)
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Perhaps the market was already saturated for this type of tool in that
given environment?
I regret that I didn't have a chance to ever work with LiveMotion (was
there a Mac version available??? I seem to recall seeing a box in the
department's SysAdmin's office, but when I inquired it was PC-only
Do you have a URL for it? (my PC-using students, chagrined at
GraphicConverter's being Mac-only, are always asking me for a PC
alternative...)
Judy
On Sun, 27 Nov 2005, MisterX wrote:
For PCs, I recommend ACDSee - ultrafast browser, powerful catalog and nice
editor. Photoshop still rules...
Thanks for the suggestion!
On Sun, 27 Nov 2005 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
save all the hastle and use a cross platform tool
Pixel32
http://www.kanzelsberger.com/pixel/
even on SkyOS and BeOS WOW.
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And, I might be going daft (might well be there already, for all I know),
but I have a dim recollection of Sarah having this problem iwth PNGs
prepared using GraphicConverter.
Sarah??
Judy
Le 29 nov. 05 ? 23:05, graham samuel a ?crit :
I've now started to using PNGs rather than GIFS, and I
I take exception to that!!!
(okay, I see your point... I'm doing my small part, however, as is Devin I
assume).
Judy
On Wed, 30 Nov 2005, Dan Shafer wrote:
4. It's not taught at the university level.
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That's so cool! Is it a GE entry?
Judy
On Thu, 1 Dec 2005, Marty Billingsley wrote:
There's a two-quarter sequence taught using RR at the University
of Chicago. It's called Multimedia Programming as an Interdisciplinary
Art.
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I also have felt uncomfortable whenever the H word is used, because it
unfortunately does take on a disparaging tone.
But, as you know, I read and enjoyed your white paper and appreciate the
usage of your coined term of 'inventive user' and thank you for it.
And the other fellow who chimed
I think we've had previous discussion on the topic of mail list vs. web
board and, IIRC, the majority of respondents preferred using a mail list.
I know I do, and the reason is that I'm simply too scatterbrained,
over-multi-tasked, insufficiently disciplined, and forgetful for a web
board to be
Yup, that's the perception alrighty, even among supposedly educated PhD
types.
I remember a few years ago when our campus decided to 'get with' the
computer revolution thingy...
Our department almost wasn't 'allowed' to keep our unix server, used in
teaching and learning, because of the
Well, if I understand him properly, I'm guessing it's all the hype about
hungarian-lite notation style that looks awfully un-English-like.
Judy
On Fri, 2 Dec 2005, Mark Wieder wrote:
I'm intrigued by this. Can you explain this one for me? Are you
referring to adding new keywords to the
Oh yeah!!!
Judy
On Fri, 2 Dec 2005, Bill Marriott wrote:
[Oh yeah, reason #15: Inability to copy and paste from the documentation
stack!]
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Better go stock up on Benadryl, then... ;-)
I never got to know him personally, outside of the HC list.
So sorry to disappoint ;-)
Judy
On Sun, 4 Dec 2005, Alejandro Tejada wrote:
Now, i'm itching for reading
Judy Perry's comments... :D
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And, what you're doing is somehow better?
I doubt it...
At least Chipp had the decency to apologize; you apparently lack even
that.
Judy
On Mon, 5 Dec 2005, Jerry Saperstein wrote:
Sure, Chipp. I bet.
Just a little acccident that happens to attempt to defame me.
Yeah,
Because, Chipp was wrong to have replied to the list rather than to you
personally. And he apologized.
Presumably (because you haven't stated otherwise), you KNEW that you were
defaming to the list... and did so anyway.
I still don't see your morally superior point.
Judy
On Tue, 6 Dec 2005,
You're wrong yet again:
If Chipp's intent was NOT to post to the list, as he stated, then there
was NO intent to defame, despite your claim of mindreading abilities.
And, I didn't attack you personally, only your posting to flame Chipp, for
ostensibly flaming you, for which he apologized.
You
Rev 2.6.1, build 152
Mac OS 10.3.9
Using ChatRev v. 1.3b1
If Rev's the current app of focus, cpu usage spikes to 25%, th en 50 or
65%, up to 89%, whereupon it hangs. It slows all the way there.
If I switch focus to another app, the cpu usage drops, but spikes again as
soon as Rev is the app
Wow. I still haven't received Sarah's reply!
I forgot to mention that I'm seeing alot of ulTickleMe's in the message
watcher...
I should mention again that I didn't author the stack (It's Bjoenke's
ChatRev stack), but the other ChatRevers aren't seeing the same problem.
Judy
On Mon, 5 Dec
I think it's being sent more than once a second.
Judy
On Tue, 6 Dec 2005, Dave Cragg wrote:
The ulTickleMe message is sent by liburl. If you are seeing it once a
second, that's normal while you have a socket open. The messages
should stop when all sockets are closed.
Rev's ed pricing is pretty sweet... and, one argument might be that it
would enable the school to leverage its lab usage if they have both Mac
PC labs...
Judy
On Wed, 7 Dec 2005, Sarah Reichelt wrote:
Good point, Scott. I know we have a few tertiary educators on this
list, but I would love
To contain tab items?? Things like buttons, text, images... etc.
At least, that's how I've used them...
Judy
On Wed, 7 Dec 2005, Marty Billingsley wrote:
Klaus Major [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
especially for the tabbed button control you can use a special syntax
in the menupick handler:
And, my 4-1/2 yr. old twins positively try to climb into my laptop
whenever they hear me working on an ABCs stack for them...
Judy
On Wed, 7 Dec 2005, Todd Higgins wrote:
I don't know if this counts, but my son is 5 years old, and he has
enjoyed listening to me read from Dan's book : )
And, I'm still having the problem with ChatRev stack...
Which I did not author and which other users of the stack are NOT
experiencing :-(
Judy
On Thu, 8 Dec 2005, Dave Cragg wrote:
On 7 Dec 2005, at 15:23, Jon Seymour wrote:
Thanks again to Dave for insisting that I must have had a libURL
Hi Malte,
Well, no, because nobody else using ChatRev seems to have the problem.
And, as for well, has it happened in other Rev stacks?, the answer is
again, no, because my class this term is for non-majors and hence we're
not using Rev and hence, *I'M* not using Rev (haven't taught the course
I agree with Marielle..
The product needs to be visible -- very visible -- at such edu biggies as
Edu-CAUSE (is it still there?), NECC, etc./whatever. I'd be happy to do
what I could -- NECC is in my backyard next year (San Diego), but, being
an untenured faculty, I haven't the foggiest idea how
I had forgotten that the 'Konfabulator' thread was about anything other
than the previously-solved clock problem, so I only was alerted to
Heather's post in Marielle's reply.
My post wasn't directed at anyone in particular.
I appreciate much of what Heather has said. I was an early critic of
But...
Isn't there all kinds of truly gawdawful 'Made with VB' etc. crap
available?
Judy
On Fri, 9 Dec 2005, Mark Swindell wrote:
No verification, but I've always felt your comment below re:Director is
why Apple let Hypercard languish in the first place, never gave it even
decent color,
No. That's limited to people with the high-priced licenses.
Judy
On Sun, 11 Dec 2005, Thomas McGrath III wrote:
R,
Is that not what the 'Improve-Revolution' list is for?
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But, Richard,
(and, this isn't personal, against you. or anyone else) but:
This, in turn, really does mean:
Piss off! We don't want to deal with you. Please go shout into the
canyons. We don't want to hear from you. We only want to hear how to
solve _our_ specific, geeky, programming-only
Thanks for the pointer, Richard...
Joining yet another list will likely have the desired effect of reducing
traffic, methinks... desired effect methinks?
Judy (who answered this at the same time, nearly, as reading the other
thread?)
On Sun, 11 Dec 2005, Richard Gaskin wrote:
Judy Perry
Jim,
You're right. It was wy harsh. I absolutely should NOT have worded
things the way I did.
Richard:
I unequivocably apologize.
All:
It was strident even by my crabbiness standard. My only defense, if it is
such, is that I find myself increasingly burdened and stressed out by
caring
Does it really work???
;-p
Off to chant to deities...
Judy
On Mon, 12 Dec 2005, J. Landman Gay wrote:
You must be pretty frustrated if you are calling on deities. ;)
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Is Ganesh = Ganesha? I know that in some languages, the 'ah' ending makes
it feminine, but I'm guessing it's not so with Sanskript (?)
Judy
Go with Ganesh, 'the remover of all obstacles'.
I have a nice statue of this elephant deity on my
desk keeping watch.
Yeah, we (California State University, Fullerton) had him a while back...
Guess he's making the rounds...
Judy
On Mon, 12 Dec 2005, Stephen Barncard wrote:
Actually his Holiness the Dali Lama was at Stanford last month.
Thanks all...
Anyone know where the Dali Lama is right now?
The
Ken,
(still sitting on the naughty stool):
I hear what you are saying... but your clarification only supports in a
way what I was _trying_ (albeit in a less than elegant way) to say:
It started as a use-thingy and then ended up as a philosophical-thingy.
That's just natural, how humans
I disagree with this premise (okay, obviously):
It is tantamount to group-think. It presents the company with a skewed
perception of the reality and totality of its actual as well as potential
user base. And it sets up a class-based system of users, with the 'pro's'
being higher beings than
Hey -- for once, I may finally manage to it get it right!! (the (OT)
thingy, that is).
John:
A most thought-provoking post. Especially for me inasmuch as I've had
increasing levels of frustration since September after being assigned to
teach a course in 'The Computer Impact on Society' which I
Crap
Is this better?
(it's nearly 1 am local time and am actively suppressing the Hyde
voice...)
Judy
On Wed, 14 Dec 2005, sims wrote:
Hey -- for once, I may finally manage to it get it right!! (the (OT)
thingy, that is).
I'm not certain, but suspect most/all filters will be looking
Fascinating...
Judy
--will read blog in the a.m. ...
On Wed, 14 Dec 2005, Scott Rossi wrote:
Tonight the local CHI meeting, I listened to a presentation by Jensen
Harris, a key designer behind the new Microsoft Office user interface.
snip
I wrote down a bunch of points that seemed like
Or Bob Dylan I think:
...keep on creeping on like a bird that flew...
Tangled Up in Blue
Judy
On Wed, 14 Dec 2005, Dennis Brown wrote:
On Dec 14, 2005, at 2:20 PM, Thomas McGrath III wrote:
Keep on keeping on,
The last time I heard that saying was 20 years ago by a wise old monk!
It's been mentioned that Dylan has an, um, appropriation problem:
http://www.bigmagic.com/pages/blackj/column95l4.html
Judy
On Wed, 14 Dec 2005, Thomas McGrath III wrote:
Actually it was by Carl Ruth And The Harmony Boys / Vocal By Darwin
And Bill / Accomp. By West Virginia Hillbilly in
I agree with you, FWIW. I very nearly posted the Dylan/Boswell passages
but decided not to.
Judy
On Thu, 15 Dec 2005, Charles Hartman wrote:
sorry! sorry!
totallyAndCompletelyOT
That complaint about Dylan, which has been around for 40 years, rests
on several profound misunderstandings.
My apologies if this chime-in is late (server was down most of yesterday),
but, a quick look at Trevor's multimedia chat stack indicates that it
isn't a supported format.
The docs say likewise:
Audio clips can be in WAV, AIFF, or AU format.
Additionally, they must be uncompressed.
HTH,
Judy
Maybe he's on a PC?
I dunno... when in doubt, stick with what the docs say... or the mm gurus
like Trevor. Or Scott... or... you?
My mostly PC-using students do not want to use the AU format, for whatever
reason.
Judy
On Fri, 16 Dec 2005, Klaus Major wrote:
Additionally, they must be
Will Fauna Merryweather be there?
Judy
On 12/17/05, Mark Wieder [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
All-
Frappr has just instituted fora, which they insist on calling forums,
so I set one up for us. Nothing in there yet, and it's completely
unmoderated, so we'll see how this goes. Personally I don't
Oh, yeah!!!
Even if it mysteriously hogs CPU usage and crashes on me predictably (any
guesses why??? Nobody else seems to know... plain-vanilla Rev install...
no plugins, nuttin'...)
Okay, I'm begging... why does Rev continually crash on me in Chatrev?
Judy
On Sun, 18 Dec 2005, MisterX wrote:
Mark,
Well, okay, _I_ probably would have had to have looked it up too,
excepting that I still have wee ones, one of which is is a wee one
female, at home ;-)
Hey -- I haven't seem Sleeping Beauty NEAR as many times as I've seen
Finding Nemo, The Incredibles (and, now, Star Wars: Revenge of the
In case anybody else is clueless but seriously seeking Flora, Fauna
Merryweather (the three fairies set up to protect Sleeping Beauty -- two
of them have a hillarious scene zapping poor SB's dress Pink! then
Blue!.. Pink!... Blue! with corresponding fairie zapping turning up
in the chimney
Yup!
In my case, it still beats Martian. ;-)
Judy
On Tue, 20 Dec 2005, Mark Wieder wrote:
Judy-
Monday, December 19, 2005, 11:18:27 PM, you wrote:
would have had to have looked it up
Sheesh! And folks still want computer languages that act like English?
:
At 11:09 PM -0800 12/19/05, Judy Perry wrote:
Okay, I'm begging... why does Rev continually crash on me in Chatrev?
Any chance of something blocking ports, either your machine
or ISP?
ciao,
sims
I guess it can't be the sockets, as she is able to connect and only
after some time she
Mine does. Nice little boinky noises when someone joins or leaves or
posts... (IIRC).
Judy
On Tue, 20 Dec 2005, Andre Garzia wrote:
There are sounds in chatrev??!?!?!?!?! : my chatrev here never
played a beep :(
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Jason,
I might be mistaken, but I think that Trevor DeVore's multimedia chat
stack at the runrev site containing all the chat stacks has the code
snippets you need.
Judy
On Thu, 22 Dec 2005, Jason (Polydiam) wrote:
Is it possible to resize an image live in runtime mode like you can when
you
JIMMY BUFFET'S HOLIDAY COOKIES
1 cup of water
1 tsp. baking soda
1 cup of sugar
1 tsp. salt
1 cup of brown sugar
lemon juice
4 large eggs
1 cup nuts
2 cups of dried fruit
1 bottle Jose Cuervo Tequila
Sample the Cuervo to check quality. Take a large bowl, check the Cuervo
again, to be
Heather,
Great news!
But, only FIVE DAYS to do it? During the Holidays season?
Was this announced earlier and I missed it?
I would LOVE to assign this to my students. Unfortunately, the term's
over and the new one won't begin until February. I suspect alot of
schools/colleges/universities
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