Re: COM Port Handshaking

>On Friday, April 12, 2002, at 06:32 AM, Peter Reid wrote: > >>Can someone tell how to set up a PC COM port for hardware or >>software handshaking. Any other advice or examples of COM port >>working would be appreciated. >> >The device on the other end needs to understand the handshake. >Check

Reports DataPRO

Title: Reports DataPRO The report generating tool, Reports DataPRO, mentioned by Brad Allen, is marketed by Roval Software http://www.royalsoftware.com/descriptions/ Bernhard Vischer

Re: Dev Project

At 7:41 AM -0700 4/12/2002, Dar Scott wrote: >>> I want it to act like browse even though pointer (edit) is selected. > > From looking at topStack as you suggested below and then >discovering mode, I realize that what I probably want is a stack >whose mode is not 1. > >Mark suggested setting the s

Re:Re: Rev Classic Crashing

am 13.04.2002 10:17 Uhr schrieb [EMAIL PROTECTED] unter [EMAIL PROTECTED]: >Rev 1.1 Mac version is crashing regularly. What should the memory >allocation > be for the rev. application? do you mean rev 1.1 - or was this a typo? Now we have 1.1.1... Rev is getting better (stablke) and better with

Re: Text-To-Speech/Mac OS X

on 4/13/02 4:53 AM, Ken Norris (dialup) at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > on 4/12/02 11:40 PM, Kurt Kaufman at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > >> Does anyone know of an external that will allow R.R. access to >> text-to-speech on Mac OS X? >> Thanks, Kurt > -- > I'm also extremely interested in t

Text-to-Speech

The link to the Text-to-Speech external (three others included, as well). Barry Jay Levine "The Mac Guy" Macintosh Troubleshooting, System Engineeri

Re: Text-To-Speech/Mac OS X

on 4/13/2002 10:40 AM, Gene Kennedy at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > > > How about: > > on mouseUp > put "The text I want spoken." into myVar > Do "say " "e& myVar "e as Applescript > end mouseUp > > > Gene Kennedy Gene, This works great! How'd you find this one? Anyway to change voices? T

Re: Rev Classic Crashing

At 12:34 AM -0500 4/13/02, Brad Allen wrote: >>As a demonstration, set the allocation to the default (15,000) and run Revolution. >Immediately switch to the Finder and select About This Computer on the Apple menu. >You should see Revolution taking something in excess of 15,000 -- maybe 20,000 to

Re: Rev Classic Crashing

Yes- I designed a stack with a substack on Windows 98 in rev 1.0-then I e-mailed it to my imac running os9.2 with 128 meg using rev 1.1.1. It opened fine and I can navigate thru the cards with buttons but when I go into editing and try to select an image or a field to edit-it crashes immediat

Re: Rev Classic Crashing

On Saturday, April 13, 2002, at 02:28 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > It > opened fine and I can navigate thru the cards with buttons but when I > go into > editing and try to select an image or a field to edit-it crashes > immediately > and 100% of the time. Got any ideas! > I've tryed to al

Re: Rev Classic Crashing

Yes imac is running fine otherwise and no other software running other than the finder! Jack ___ use-revolution mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.runrev.com/mailman/listinfo/use-revolution

Re: getting paid

Doug Ivers writes: > I'm still trying to figure out how to protect my time investment. Don't get > me wrong, I love the shareware idea, but the reality is that few users get > around to paying. Some resources: "The Plain Truth About Piracy" - Ambrosia Software

Week number

Hi, I'd like something not so difficult (I hope so) : How to calculate the week number of a date So, we are today 04/13/2002 (13/04/2002 in Europe). We are week number 15 I'd like a script which calculates this number : "15" for a given date (today) Thanks. -- Greetings. Yves COPPE Email

Re: Dev Project

On Saturday, April 13, 2002, at 04:10 AM, Jeanne A. E. DeVoto wrote: > Actually, what you need is for the stack to be something other than > topLevel. This means you can change it to be a palette, modeless > dialog, or > modal dialog. Thanks! > The cantModify doesn't affect the pointer-versus

Re: Week number

This is a pretty abstract way of going about it but I think it works. Check it for bugs, I wrote it up in a few minutes.. on mouseup put 0 into totalSecs put word 4 of the long date into yr put 1969 into sYr repeat add 1 to sYr if sYr=yr then exit repeat put "no" into

Ram Management

A revolution-build server program I have crashes reliably anywhere between the 1500-1800th repeat in a script that needs to make >9000 laps to complete. I know that the crash comes right as my computer runs out of ram. Is there an easy way to monitor the free system ram and quit then relaunch

Re: Week number

>This is a pretty abstract way of going about it but I think it >works. Check it for bugs, I wrote it up in a few minutes.. > >on mouseup > put 0 into totalSecs > put word 4 of the long date into yr > put 1969 into sYr > repeat > add 1 to sYr > if sYr=yr then exit repeat > put

Re: Dev Project

At 6:32 AM -0700 4/13/2002, Dar Scott wrote: >> You can either use the >> command in a script, or if the stack is already open, use the >> contextual >> menu to switch back and forth. > >Control click on a window that is modeless does nothing. You have to use control-command-shift-click (or contr

Re: Week number

This is my last whack at it.. there's definitely got to be a better way. But these seems to work. Just specify your month, day & year in the first few lines... on mouseup put the seconds into nowSecs put "12" into theMonth put "31" into theDay put "2002" into theYear put "no" int

Re: Week number

on mouseUp ask "What date?" convert it to dateItems put it into yearStart put "1,1" into item 2 to 3 of yearStart convert yearStart to dateItems put (item 7 yearStart-1)* 86400 into dayDif convert yearStart to seconds convert it to seconds answer "Week"&&(it-yearStart+dayDif)/864

Re: Ram Management

use the hasMemory function. If you know your loop uses 1 bytes then at the beginning of the loop insert if hasMemory(15000) is false exit repeat michael David Kwinter of [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote the following on 4/13/02 3:40 PM > A revolution-build server program I have crashes reliably a

Re: Text-to-Speech

on 4/13/02 6:50 AM, Barry Levine at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > The link to the Text-to-Speech external (three others included, as well). > > ction. > html> -- Thanks Barry, Ken N. __

Re: Text-To-Speech/Mac OS X

on 4/13/02 7:40 AM, Gene Kennedy at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > on mouseUp > put "The text I want spoken." into myVar > Do "say " "e& myVar "e as Applescript > end mouseUp -- Very nice. Why didn't I think of that? Many thanks Gene. Thanks...now what about Windows? What's the best voice se

Re: Text-To-Speech/Mac OS X

>From: Richard Harrison <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [...] > > on mouseUp > > put "The text I want spoken." into myVar > > Do "say " "e& myVar "e as Applescript > > end mouseUp [...] > >Anyway to change voices? Here's one way to specify a voice by name ("Princess" being a specific voice available to t

Re: Rev Classic Crashing

At 6:15 PM -0700 4/12/02, Geoff Canyon wrote: >If you run out of memory, Revolution will allocate until there is >practically none left. What I see at that point is that the desktop >takes forever to update. If I move a window, I'll see the desktop >picture redraw bit by bit, and the icons on t

Re: New registry keys

On Saturday, April 13, 2002, at 01:17 AM, use-revolution- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Recently, Dar Scott wrote: > >> Will setRegistry() automatically make keys? >> >> (This is one area where I'd rather not experiment.) > > Yes. And experimenting is fine. > > Regards, > > Scott Rossi > Creative

Re: Dev Project

> > > On Friday, April 12, 2002, at 07:30 AM, Steve Messimer wrote: > >>> I want it to act like browse even though pointer (edit) is selected. >> >> Not sure what you mean here. > > From looking at topStack as you suggested below and then > discovering mode, I realize that what I probably want is

Text-to-Speech on Windows

A friend of mine who is having software developed for him (not by me nor using Rev) mentioned to me that his developer (who has, apparently, done a lot of work for IBM) wants to use actual sound files rather than text-to-speech. The reasons are: 1. The quality of the synthetic speech is not goo