Regarding you last question, I posted a similar Windows no-no
yesterday after making a discovery using option style buttons: The
list of choices when clicking an Option style button on a Mac is
automatically widened so none are cut off, width-wise. On Windows the
choices get cut off if the button's width is narrower than the width
needed to display the list of choices. Nobody's answered this one
yet, but in the meantime you might look out for it if you're using
this style of button.
Hope this helps,
Ray Horsley
LinkIt! Software
On Aug 11, 2009, at 8:29 AM, Joe F. wrote:
The other day I spent a considerable amount of time troubleshooting
a popup menu that worked fine everywhere except for the Windows
standalone version. Fortunately someone discovered the answer 7
years ago and posted to the list, otherwise I'd have never figured
out that the "not-equal" character is a Windows no-no.
So, my question is: are these idiosyncrasies listed anywhere? Is
there a respiratory of "gotchas" around?
I'm disappointed that Rev doesn't convert these automatically?
What's the next surprise that's going to eat up my precious hours?
Joe F.
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