As it turns out, much of the "missing" text is actually there. It
just can't be seen. I thought it might be that the color for the text
was being set to "white", but that isn't the problem. The Menu hot
keys work, but the menus themselves are still invisible.
Frankly, I'm stumped.
Joe Wilkins
On Dec 7, 2007, at 8:17 PM, Joe Lewis Wilkins wrote:
Well, I'm back after a considerable hiatus, and have some new plans
for Revolution articles on the Macinstruct.com website.
First, however, I need to wrap up the application that was in the
mill when I "dropped out" of the list. I finally got a Mac Pro with
the 30" Apple Display that allows me to "see" once again. Though
OSX is still a glaring abomination and I have found no way to
adequately adjust the "glare". Nevertheless, I now have WindowsXP
running under VMWare's Fusion and can test the Window's version of
my Coloring Book Application. Actually, it works fine except that
none of fixed and some of the scrolling text fields just don't make
it. They just aren't there. Also, the sound is pretty crude and the
menus don't show up at the top of the window. I'm at a loss to see
what may have caused this - the missing menus.
Perhaps I need to build the Window's executable separately from the
MacOSX build. That will be my next trial. If any of you have
suggestions based on your own experiences, I'd love to hear them.
I'm still using 10.4.11 (Tiger) and, though I just purchased
Leopard, I'm a little hesitant to load it up until I know that Rev
works acceptably on it.
TIA,
Joe Wilkins
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