I don't know anything about how Kagi operates internally, but I wrote a
Rev app to generate Code 128 barcodes. You need the correct font in
your system, but my app works out the ASCII characters needed for the
font to display correctly.
Cheers,
Sarah
On Friday, January 10, 2003, at 05:12 pm,
At 21:58 -0800 1/9/03, Richard Gaskin wrote:
curry wrote:
> Having Rev hook up with Kagi would be excellent too.
Could it be scripted?
I like this idea!
This sounds very interesting - especially with Kee being
on this list. I suppose that part of having Kagi built-in
to a Rev app would be the
curry wrote:
>> eSellerate unofficially supports Apple Project Builder (gcc) and I've
>> used the C API on Mac OS, in an Objective-C/Cocoa app. I'm sure it
>> would be possible to write a Revolution external out of the SDK.
>> However, eSellerate is Mac and Win only, no Unix platforms.
>
> I wou
eSellerate unofficially supports Apple Project Builder (gcc) and I've
used the C API on Mac OS, in an Objective-C/Cocoa app. I'm sure it
would be possible to write a Revolution external out of the SDK.
However, eSellerate is Mac and Win only, no Unix platforms.
I would be very interested in that
Thanks for the info Scott,
I'll try to uninstall WMP (If it will let me) and I'll try it out. I'll
report back to the list what happens.
Thanks again.
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On 1/9/03 12:00 AM, "Scott Rossi" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> Is it possible to play video with RunRev on Windows withou
Bill Lynn wrote:
> Believe it or not I just paid $600 to upgrade to Director MX because Rev
> 2.0's release is later than announced and is still a question mark for me.
> I'm faced with the monumental task of updating 23 of my current programs by
> October so they run under Mac OS X. I'm just wond
Hi all,
I agree with Bernard about banning religious, moral, or political views.
Lets get back to business... OK?
Regards,
Steve
Stephen R. Messimer
Messimer Computing, Inc
208 1st Ave South
Escanaba, MI 49829
www.messimercomputing.com
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Believe it or not I just paid $600 to upgrade to Director MX because Rev
2.0's release is later than announced and is still a question mark for me.
I'm faced with the monumental task of updating 23 of my current programs by
October so they run under Mac OS X. I'm just wondering if anyone on this
li
QuickTime 6.1 is now available via Software Update & the usual channels.
Mr Tea
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On Donnerstag, Jänner 9, 2003, at 09:34 Uhr, Troy Rollins wrote:
On Thursday, January 9, 2003, at 03:27 PM, erik hansen wrote:
you are right.
And YOU are posting in HTML. ;-)
rofl
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Wolfgang M. Bereuter
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In a message dated 1/9/03 10:42:06 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
<< deals are one thing, reality is another. This list is a bright and shining
example, as evidenced by the number of OT posts, HTML formatted posts,
questionable netiquette posts, etc. >>
Yeah, but, this is about Revolution Bu
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In a message dated 1/9/03 10:42:06 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
<< deals are one thing, reality is another. This list is a bright and shining
example, as evidenced by the number of OT posts, HTML formatted posts,
questionable netiquette posts, etc. >>
Yeah, but, t
I have already been offended by some of the religious and moral views I have
seen propounded here, but because I do not think this list should be cluttered
with such discussions I have abstained from expressing my offence.
Hi Bernard,
I commend you for following what I believe is the surest meth
[snip]
Rob Cozens writes:
I have already been offended by some of the religious and moral views I
have
seen propounded here, but because I do not think this list should be
cluttered
with such discussions I have abstained from expressing my offence.
Hi Bernard,
I commend you for following wh
David Vaughan writes:
On Wednesday, Jan 8, 2003, at 21:51 Australia/Sydney, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
snip
. Just one example: create a document in Word and use full paragraph
justification. Save the file as RTF. Now launch your favorite RTF editor
(other than Word), open the RTF file cre
On Monday, January 6, 2003, at 02:06 PM, Dar Scott wrote:
so there IS a RunRev specific reason to use the the "background"
concept.
I think the double "the" typo is significant. I think we run into
trouble in thinking of "the" background concept. There seems to be
two, even though both see
> Politics, religion and cheese are all off topic. Off topic posts should
be
> marked with the header OT, and kept to a minimum.
I agree with this statement.
> I would like to suggest that the policy of the list should be that
off-topic
> posts pushing religious, moral or political views are bann
On Thursday, January 9, 2003, at 03:27 PM, erik hansen wrote:
you are right.
And YOU are posting in HTML. ;-)
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RPSystems, LTD
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you are right.
Bernard Devlin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Politics, religion and cheese are all off topic. Off topic posts should be> marked with the header OT, and kept to a minimum.I would like to suggest that the policy of the list should be that off-topicpostspushing religious, moral or polit
> Politics, religion and cheese are all off topic. Off topic posts should be
> marked with the header OT, and kept to a minimum.
I would like to suggest that the policy of the list should be that off-topic
posts
pushing religious, moral or political views are banned. They
have no place on a spec
Ok, here's a strange one. Apparently the playstopped message is sent
whenever you set the filename of a player to a file. Is it just me or
does this not make any sense?
Try this:
create a player "test"
create a button with this script:
on mouseup
answer file "Select a file"
set the filenam
I have a button that uses the following script;
send "delete this card" to this card in 500 milliseconds
The button invokes the execution of this script in the stack itself. It
works ok in the development environment BUT DOES NOT work in the standalone
application.
I'm willing to bet that I am
manuel companys wrote:
>
> Le Thursday, 9 Jan 2003, à 09:44 US/Central, Richard Gaskin a écrit :
>
>> But with Mach-O bundles as the long-term solution,
>> resource forks will eventually be phased out.
> I thought they were already so; I mean not used in macOS X.
Without the resource fork there
Very well said Miss Moderator.
Jeff Crossley
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Le Thursday, 9 Jan 2003, à 09:44 US/Central, Richard Gaskin a écrit :
But with Mach-O bundles as the long-term solution,
resource forks will eventually be phased out.
I thought they were already so; I mean not used in macOS X.
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--- Mike Bleed <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I have a two column field that I want to limit the
> user tabbing in. I want the user to be able to tab
> to navigate from the first column to the second
> column, but then not be able to tab to a third
> column. Is there a way to "lock" a field to only
Michael S. Rampy wrote:
> Thanks for all the feedback. And for the
> "dual-fork file system" discussion going on, I've been
> told by the Rev folks (Geoff) that Rev 2.0 *will*
> allow one to build a OSX distribution from any
> platform.
Yes, the new Mach-O format does not require a resource fork,
All
Thanks for all the feedback. And for the
"dual-fork file system" discussion going on, I've been
told by the Rev folks (Geoff) that Rev 2.0 *will*
allow one to build a OSX distribution from any
platform.
Shawn
>> Rev can only do what's physically possible:
because of the Mac's
>> uniqu
I have a two column field that I want to limit the user tabbing in. I want the user to be able to tab to navigate from the first column to the second column, but then not be able to tab to a third column. Is there a way to "lock" a field to only use two columns?Do you Yahoo!?
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manuel companys wrote:
> Thank you for your explanation, Jeanne.
>
> Mach-O looks more ... "à la Unix" to me. Am I right?
My understanding is it's more of a compromise between the NeXT folks and the
Mac loyalists at Apple. These two camps slugged it out heavily during the
evolution of NeXT into
--- Robert Presender <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi,
> Using 10.2.3, Rev 1.1.1r2
> Will appreciate help. So far, haven't found any
> help in searching the
> archives.
>
> My problem is that the substacks' icon (in the
> components folder of
> the data folder) is not represented by the Data t
Hi,
Using 10.2.3, Rev 1.1.1r2
Will appreciate help. So far, haven't found any help in searching the
archives.
My problem is that the substacks' icon (in the components folder of
the data folder) is not represented by the Data type icon in the BNDL
resource.
How can I accomplish this?
I have n
Title: RE: Opening Windows-made stack on a Mac
for the moment there are still 79% and the amount of OS 9 users and less are still fewer and fewer buy the moment you may read this mail it will 'propable'
will be 78%
-Original Message-
From: Richard Gaskin [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Recommended reading: Cheese Primer by Steven Jenkins (Sorry, Heather, I
couldn't resist.)
Cheers... Bill Lynn
Simtech Publications
http://www.hsj.com
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On Mittwoch, Jänner 8, 2003, at 10:24 Uhr, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Klaus,
In general, people take things (and themselves) much too seriously.
These are the very people that need a jolt now-and-then as a reminder
to change perspective.
Im not Klaus, but I agree...
regards
Wolfgang M. Ber
On Thursday, January 9, 2003, at 03:12 AM, Jeanne A. E. DeVoto wrote:
At 11:54 AM -0800 1/8/03, manuel companys wrote:
Mach-O looks more ... "à la Unix" to me. Am I right?
I'm actually not sure of its history. But I think the Mach-O format may
have started out as a NeXT thing. (Anyone know?)
On Thursday, January 9, 2003, at 02:16 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Rev can only do what's physically possible: because of the Mac's
unique
dual-fork file system (data and resources) no other platform can
create a
Mac executable.
But Mac OSX doesn't use this dual-fork file system anymore...
At 11:44 AM -0800 1/7/03, Alex Rice wrote:
>3) I remember reading somewhere that one should open the stack using
>Revolution IDE on the target platform, then save the stack, to convert
>the text encoding of all the cards. Is this correct? Anything else to
>get the text encoding converted correctly?
At 3:18 PM -0800 1/4/03, Ivers, Doug E wrote:
>> When I set the textFont of a field to empty (so that the
>> owner determines the font face), the textSize is also set to
>> empty. Conversely, when the textFont is empty and I set the
>> textSize to something, the textFont is no longer empty -- and
Hello
I am trying to find MetaCard/Revolution users who may be interested in
helping me in developing a MetaCard/Valentina application.
Our office is located in Brisbane, Australia. We would prefer someone in
South East Queensland.
With thanks,
Peter McConachie
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