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With almost 700
Doesn't matter if I quit or pass the closeStackRequest
message...same thing happens...HOWEVER...I didn't realize that pending
messages could cause that!!! I believe that might be it as I think
there most certainly could be a pending message on the queue! I shall
implement post-haste!
THANK YOU!!
Paul Kocsis wrote:
Doesn't matter if I quit or pass the closeStackRequest
message...same thing happens...HOWEVER...I didn't realize that pending
messages could cause that!!! I believe that might be it as I think
there most certainly could be a pending message on the queue! I shall
implement
One last problem with my most recent app: I have fields that have their
hScroll turned on. They appear normally on Win98, but on XP, you cannot
see them! You *can* see the left and right arrows, but the actual
scrollbar between the arrows is invisible. Knowing they are there,
you can click
Thank you to J. Landman Gay and Richard Gaskin. Unfortunately, implementing
these needed suggestions and mechanisms has not solved the problem. It also
does not matter whether I use quit or don't use quit and pass
closeStackRequest...same result.
I am now suspicious of 2 things. I am using
Jan,
Thanks, that worked!
My next question is, when building a standalone app for distribution, will Runrev
intelligently gather the files for dsitribution -- what exactly happens?
Thanks
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One last problem with my most recent app: I have fields that have their
hScroll turned on. They appear normally on Win98, but on XP, you cannot
see them! You *can* see the left and right arrows, but the actual
scrollbar between the arrows is invisible. Knowing they are there,
you can click
I've got a client who's asking me if it's technically possible to have a
standalone Flash Projector on Mac OS X sublaunch a Revolution app and pass
variables to it.
From what little I know about Flash, it sounds like it _might_ be possible,
perhaps by getting the Flash projector to sublaunch
Rob,
Unfortunately, the answer is 'no' (at least not in Flash MX which is what I
have). If the Rev app is in the 'fscommand' folder of the Flash standalone,
you can launch it, but the security sandbox of Flash doesn't allow for
command line arguments to be passed or any other form of
One last question, related: Do you know if Flash can sublaunch a Rev app
via an alias of that App being placed in the fscommand folder of the Flash
standalone, or do I need to have the entire Rev app itself inside that folder?
In a message dated 5/25/04 3:06:44 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Ken Ray a *crit :
The only thing that you *can* do, IMHO, is to launch the Rev app and open a
socket between the two, pass your information through the socket, and then
close down Flash.
This is interesting. Has anybody tried that ?
I've always considered Flash (or at least Actionscript)
I'm pretty sure it has to be a real application.
Ken Ray
Sons of Thunder Software
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On May 22, 2004, at 12:06 PM, Erik Hansen wrote:
what makes a file installed
as opposed to loaded or copied to
the desktop?
thank you,
Erik Hansen
The term installation really applies more to Windows systems than to
Macintosh. On Windows, there are certain registry files that need to
be
On May 25, 2004, at 4:00 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Date: Mon, 24 May 2004 12:17:20 -0500
From: J. Landman Gay [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Hack to make a modal dialog
To: How to use Revolution [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Hi,
I'm setting the fileType to FJL3PREF for my preferences files, but
I've noticed that this value is being used on *all* files I create, not
just my preferences files.
I thought this value would be handler specific, i.e. it would be set to
empty after the handler finished. Unfortunately I'm
Frank Leahy wrote:
I'm setting the fileType to FJL3PREF for my preferences files, but
I've noticed that this value is being used on *all* files I create, not
just my preferences files.
I thought this value would be handler specific, i.e. it would be set to
empty after the handler finished.
The only thing that you *can* do, IMHO, is to launch the
Rev app and
open a socket between the two, pass your information through the
socket, and then close down Flash.
This is interesting. Has anybody tried that ?
Actually, I have, and it works pretty well.
BTW sockets don't
its worse on the pc end since some authoring
systems required a dll only present in one version of quicktime to work.
it created a sitiuation where you had to install the older version of qt
then install the newer version just to get the one old needed dll from
the older qt...
This was a mess many
On 5/25/04 10:19 AM, rand valentine wrote:
Thank you for your comment and clarification... could you clarify a bit
more if you have a moment -- when you write forcing the compiler to parse
the tabs, what do you mean exactly -- I'm a linguist, so I know what
parsing is :-), but I'm not quite
--- Kurt Kaufman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
its worse on the pc end since some authoring
systems required a dll only present in one
version of quicktime to work.
it created a sitiuation where you had to
install the older version of qt
then install the newer version just to get the
one old
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