Just downloaded it. There's some pretty serious applescript and
autofile bugs I reported on sourceforge. Happy to retest once they're
fixed, but you might want to hold off a few days for those as well.
-AHM
On 2009-08-19, at 5:55 PM, Adam M. Goldstein wrote:
> OK, I will hold off, and wait f
Actually, these are not (serious) bugs, but rather bug fixes ;-) At
most, the sample script seems not to have followed those fixes.
Christiaan
On Aug 20, 2009, at 20:34, Alex Montgomery wrote:
> Just downloaded it. There's some pretty serious applescript and
> autofile bugs I reported on sourc
On Aug 20, 2009, at 21:03, Christiaan Hofman wrote:
> Actually, these are not (serious) bugs, but rather bug fixes ;-) At
> most, the sample script seems not to have followed those fixes.
>
> Christiaan
The bugs in the sample script were actually not really due to the
changes but rather to a
Sorry to respond here instead of sourceforge, but sourceforge appears
to have a bug that makes it impossible to comment on something
(perhaps when it's closed?). Arrgh!
The autofile bug I reported (removing slashes from keywords) is a bug,
not a bugfix. Back in 2005 there was a thread on lea
On Aug 20, 2009, at 22:42, Alex Montgomery wrote:
Sorry to respond here instead of sourceforge, but sourceforge appears
to have a bug that makes it impossible to comment on something
(perhaps when it's closed?). Arrgh!
The autofile bug I reported (removing slashes from keywords) is a bug,
not
I am using a recent nightly: 1.3.21 (1586).
When I use Quicklook to preview a PDF, the Quicklook window with the
preview is always the minimum size, about an inch across on the screen.
Adam
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I am using a recent nightly: 1.3.21 (1586).
When I use Quicklook to preview a PDF, the Quicklook window with the
preview is always the minimum size, about an inch across on the screen.
Adam
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a.m.goldst...@mac.com
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Some recent on email lists outside of the BibDesk-TeX on OSX universe
serve to remind me how wonderfully pleasant and helpful everyone here
is. So, thanks everyone. I wish I knew more and could be of more help.
Best
Adam
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