Graham & Heather Harrison wrote:
Jacque wrote:
It works the simple way for me. I just dropped the external into
that folder, restarted Rev, made a new stack, and made a call to
the external from the stack script. Worked okay.
All aboard the Merry-go-round!
That looks like the place I came in. This still does not work for me.
If it did I would gladly accept it as my modus operandi.
Would you please tell me your configuration - rev and Mac OS X.
Unless it exactly the same as mine, I think this has to go to QCC.
I don't think the configuration matters, but I just (re)tried it on both
Leopard and Snow Leopard, on an iMac and a MacBook Pro. It works fine.
The Snow Leopard MacBook had never seen the external before so it was a
clean install. I dropped ssMacWindows.bundle into the Externals folder
at Documents/My Revolution Enterprise/Externals/ and then launched Rev.
I made a new stack with this script in the card:
on mouseUp
put ssMacWindowsInformation()
end mouseUp
When I click on the card, I get the info in the message box. The same
method worked on my iMac running Leopard and Rev 4.0.
Another thought: what is the External References in the stack
Property Inspector. Haven't been able to find anything in the
guide.
That's the shortcut way to assign externals to a particular stack. It
does the same thing as the line of script that Mark Weider mentioned; it
just sets the externals property of your stack to the hard-coded file
path you choose.
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Jacqueline Landman Gay | [email protected]
HyperActive Software | http://www.hyperactivesw.com
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