Uh, it's a tutorial from the site PSD Tuts. They show the techniques
involved in making a Versions-like logo. Should be no problem right?
They even say it in the intro:
This tutorial is inspired by a suggestion from Zach on our Tutorials
Suggestions/Request page. He wanted to know how one would
The versions program seems stuck in demo mode! I log in and it says
Demo Expired. The register key has all my info in it (including my
license key from my purchase) but it does not allow use or
registration.
Any Help to resolve this appreciated...
Trash the version preferences file in User/Library/Preferences
On Tue, Feb 10, 2009 at 9:52 AM, zazen06 zaze...@gmail.com wrote:
The versions program seems stuck in demo mode! I log in and it says
Demo Expired. The register key has all my info in it (including my
license key from my
I managed to find a fix to this problem. I've posted it on my blog
at http://www.karlkraft.com/
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This is probably [ot], but it makes me wonder - would doing something
silly like ping-ing or ssh-ing to the server cause /dev/random to
respond more quickly?
Larry
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Hi,
My project has a lot of branches and tags, but I don't want to
download them to my working copy since the trunk is all I need. Is
there a way to get Versions to ignore the tags and branches in the
repository so that it doesn't think that they need downloading?
I'm using Subversion 1.4 if
If you follow the standard pattern of placing these respective pieces
in trunk/ branches/ and tags/ you'll have no problem—just check out
trunk, rather than the whole project.
- Quinn
On Feb 10, 2009, at 2:20 PM, Philip M wrote:
Hi,
My project has a lot of branches and tags, but I don't
Thanks for the quick reply. Is there any way to get rid of the number
of missing items next to the directory in Versions or it is just a
case of ignoring it?
On Feb 10, 10:29 pm, Quinn Taylor quinntay...@mac.com wrote:
If you follow the standard pattern of placing these respective pieces
in
What to you mean by missing items? If you're talking about the
numbers in the blue and/or yellow badge beside the working copy
bookmark, those refer to the number of changes in the repository that
will come down with the next update (blue), and the number of
uncommitted changes in your
