Hi all
I would like to have pagenumbers when I print from a field.
How to do that?
Kind regards
Michael Kristensen
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Richard Gaskin wrote:
I've long wondered: does the Mac use the non-standard gamma for an
objectively verifiable benefit, or was this just another Jobs thang?
As I understand it, standard RGB monitor gamma (as defined by the hardware)
gives a non-linear brightness response to voltage. Hence mid
Yes, Rev will never be all of those. I would just like a simple icon
editor, much like HyperCard had.
And, um, uh, and a smart distribution builder to allow some to be icons
for the standalone and doc files.
Dar Scott
THAT would be splendid for lazybones like me - I have an array (or a
Hmm I assumed that Runrev is crosspaltform and that means that RRs
stack can be also opened in pc, mac or linux?
That's true, Esa,
But until a stack is saved on Mac OS, it will not contain the Mac OS
Creator File Types that designate it as a Revolution document; so
it must be opened via the
I'm converting some SuperCard projects which have sounds (and maybe
other stuff) in the Resource Fork. I don't have a copy of ResEdit any
more (does it run on MacOS 9.2.2 - doesn't seem to be in the Apple
archive). Can anyone suggest a way to extract these resources? I
tried a shareware app
More newbie blues -
On a Mac (OS 9.2.2) I imported a video clip into a stack - it was a
little QT movie which plays fine in the QT Player. I then tried to
play it from the Application Overview and also via the message box.
In both cases I got a black rectangle on the card of the top stack,
Maybe it's another setting that's changed? Actually I think that for some
reason the engine thinks my system is en_us even though I have the little
Australian flag in the menubar.
My Australian XP and OS X systems both have Sunday as the first
line of the
weekdayNames
Hi Again, Monte,
I posted this question under another subject name but will ask again as
I have not received any response yet.
How do I prevent my app from registering that a second mouseUp event
has happened on an object while it is already performing the handler
that resulted from the first mouseUp? I've
Hi Judy,
Klaus,
Did I miss something? Every WAV file that I and a couple-dozen of my
students has tried has sounded either like nothing or what has
previously
been described here as holy hellish scratching.
Just wondering...
H, let tme think...
If i remember right the sound has to have
Well if you want to avoid a double-click then you can just put
on mouseDoubleUp
end mouseDoubleUp
into your script.
I posted this question under another subject name but will ask again as
I have not received any response yet.
How do I prevent my app from registering that a second
My PC-using students have been wondering this also... so you say the steps
are:
Hi Judy,
There seem to be two or three solutions recommended by different folks.
I believe Richard or Sarah has published an AppleScript script to set
the file type creator (which is all that was needed here the
Dear all,
I think it's nice to have something new to play with while waiting for 2.0
;-)
If anybody's interested, I've been taking some polygons for a spin...
The ability to rotate an image is built in to Rev, of course; but rotating a
polygon-style graphic seems to offer a lot more
A long term solution is to use the File Exchange to associate rev with .rev
files. As far as I know when rev was installed it should have updated the
file exchange for you. Perhaps there was a problem at the time and it didn't
happen.
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--- J. Landman Gay [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Changing the filename property of an existing
image will change the image it displays, so all
you need is a single, permanent image object
that a script can update to contain different
image content.
is this in any way different from setting a
First, thanks to Klaus and Ken for the very quick replies to my
recent question about sounds. Now for another newbie query:
I have some graphics (technically, images) with white backgrounds
which I want to make transparent. As far as I understand the
documentation, this should happen if I
Recently, Derek Huby wrote:
If anybody's interested, I've been taking some polygons for a spin...
The ability to rotate an image is built in to Rev, of course; but rotating a
polygon-style graphic seems to offer a lot more flexibility. Imagine - you
could build an arrow 'pointer' that
On Tuesday, December 10, 2002, at 08:40 AM, Dar Scott wrote:
On Monday, December 9, 2002, at 12:14 AM, Malte Brill wrote:
@Dar: I believe I will have to read a lot more until I completely
understand
the recursion principle. So I guess I´ll stick to the repeat method at
first. I have re-read
On Tuesday, December 10, 2002, at 09:04 AM, Monte Goulding wrote:
Well if you want to avoid a double-click then you can just put
on mouseDoubleUp
end mouseDoubleUp
I think it was Sarah who previously suggested a refinement where you
put in the card or stack script:
on mouseDoubleUp
send
--- Richard Gaskin [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
repeat with x = the number of controls of group
grpButtons of stack down to 1
or
put (the number of controls of group grpButtons
of stack) into tot
repeat with x = tot down to 1
a little faster and you can see the total.
from the Winkler book.
=
Thanks Chipp! In PS 5.5, I changed the gamma from 2.2 to 1.8 and the
images in photoshop now look the same as in Rev.
...on a Mac.
I think the default gamma setting was changed in PS to more closely match
the default setting for the other 95% of computer users.
I'd be interested in hearing
On Monday, December 9, 2002, at 04:10 PM, erik hansen wrote:
repeat with x = the number of controls of group
grpButtons of stack down to 1
or
put (the number of controls of group grpButtons
of stack) into tot
repeat with x = tot down to 1
a little faster and you can see the total.
from the
Signe, I thought this was a plausible explanation, so I built a distribution
for Win32 and tried it, but still a Rev app does not trap these key combinations
and translate them into 'international' characters.
I think this is starting to look like a bug.
- when I press the 'AltGr' key it opens
Howard Bornstein wrote:
I've long wondered: does the Mac use the non-standard gamma for an
objectively verifiable benefit, or was this just another Jobs thang?
Good question. I have no idea. :-)
As Martin Baxtor pointed out:
As I understand it, standard RGB monitor gamma (as defined by
I believe Richard or Sarah has published an AppleScript script to set
the file type creator (which is all that was needed here the couple
of times I've encountered a stack from Windows).
Yes, I published a droplet on the USer Contributions section of the Rev
web site which allows you to set
Graham,
What you should do is:
1) Start with a card (in a new stack if you're just testing things out).
2) Grab the player object tool (the one in the lower-right corner of the
tool palette), and drag out a rectangle.
3) Double-click on the player object to open the Properties palette. Click
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