Yeah, I understand... but I had to use it for my MS in IDT... and it was
P-A-I-N-F-U-L-L and E-X-P-E-N-S-I-V-E.. (had to pay $1,000+ for data
recovery).
Colin Holgate from the HC list finally alerted me that there was a
serious problem with running it under classic that ate up all CPU power.
On Aug 20, 2005, at 10:56 PM, Judy Perry wrote:
Is it just Flash in general or Macromedia products (specifically,
Director) in particular?
I've noticed this as well...
Judy
On Sat, 20 Aug 2005, Geoff Canyon wrote:
As people have said, Flash can't have shaped windows in the first
place, so
Looks good to me.
On Aug 20, 2005, at 10:55 PM, Erik Hansen wrote:
like this?
on mouseUp
send "myHandler" to control "Thang" in 10 secs
end mouseUp
-- in the script of control "Thang":
on myHandler
videoThings
...
end myHandler
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Marty ( et al ):
Now that NECC 2005 is an in-the-past kind of thing, do you have any
reports of how it went and/or any online summarization of how your
presentation went?
I'd like to post it for my fellow grads in the MS in Instructional Design
and Technology program
Kindest thanks,
Judy
Is it just Flash in general or Macromedia products (specifically,
Director) in particular?
I've noticed this as well...
Judy
On Sat, 20 Aug 2005, Geoff Canyon wrote:
> As people have said, Flash can't have shaped windows in the first
> place, so this animation is out of consideration. My experi
--- Geoff Canyon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> Instead of sending mouseUp, put your code into
> a custom handler. Call
> that handler from your mouseUp, and send that
> handler to object it is in> in 10 seconds.
> elsewhere, it's all ready for you, rather than
> tied into a button.
like this?
As far as I know, it's living software. You can download it from what
I think is its new home at:
http://wecode.org/serendipity/
At least I just did so successfully.
(The site was pretty slow tonight but I think it varies a lot.)
(Also note that i haven't actually tried to use this stuff. I'
Hi Don,
> A minor (and probably unimportant in the contex) clarification:
>
> MySQL charges for distribution of the *server*. If you
> provide an app
> as, e.g., an ASP that runs on a MySQL server on a hosting service
> where the end user is only *using* that database and never
> installin
> If your product is on the net anyway... Create as many MySQL
> databases you need from a full service web host such as Dreamhost for
> $10/month. No maintenance, no fees, dead simple management.
Thanks for the reply, but it's a desktop application.
I need an ISAM methodology to pull it off c
David Beck wrote:
Sorry for the ambiguity. For this particular customer, the attempt to upload the
file with libURLftpUpload fails 100% of the time with libURLErrorData returning
the "invalid host address" error. However, strangely she did say that it was
worked for her a few times before it sta
On Aug 20, 2005, at 2:18 PM, Richard Gaskin wrote:
Ken Ray wrote:
Well, actually it's not as common to do that in Windows apps as in
Mac -
they usually don't have "Preferences" under the Edit menu; they have
"Options" under the Tools menu, or if it does have "Preferences",
it's not
under
Sorry for the ambiguity. For this particular customer, the attempt to upload the
file with libURLftpUpload fails 100% of the time with libURLErrorData returning
the "invalid host address" error. However, strangely she did say that it was
worked for her a few times before it started failing 100% o
Ken Ray wrote:
For myself, I usually split it down the middle with an "Options" item
under the Edit menu, set by script on startup to "Preferences" if it
opens on a Mac. I've mad many an email about a wide range of UI nuances
but never one on my prefs nomenclature, so unless it becomes a problem
> For myself, I usually split it down the middle with an "Options" item
> under the Edit menu, set by script on startup to "Preferences" if it
> opens on a Mac. I've mad many an email about a wide range of UI nuances
> but never one on my prefs nomenclature, so unless it becomes a problem
> I'm st
Ken Ray wrote:
But if you disable the entire menu, what happens to your Preferences
item on Win?
It disables along with the rest of the menu
Although the Win HIG says that when all of a menu's items are
unavailable to go ahead and disable the entire menu, in the case of the
Edit menu that's n
Richard-
Saturday, August 20, 2005, 10:02:13 AM, you wrote:
> On Windows, the HIG sez:
> If all items in a menu are disabled, disable its menu title.
> If you disable a menu item or its title, the user can still
> browse to it or choose it.
I just checked, and WinWord doesn't disabl
Ken-
Saturday, August 20, 2005, 9:55:24 AM, you wrote:
> Well, regardless of whether there are other apps that disable an entire menu
> (thanks, Richard, for the HIG post, btw), the fact is that Rev allows you to
> do it, and the results are inconsistent under OS X for the Edit menu (and
> probab
On 8/20/05 12:04 PM, "Richard Gaskin" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> Well, regardless of whether there are other apps that disable an entire menu
>> (thanks, Richard, for the HIG post, btw), the fact is that Rev allows you to
>> do it, and the results are inconsistent under OS X for the Edit menu (
If your product is on the net anyway... Create as many MySQL
databases you need from a full service web host such as Dreamhost for
$10/month. No maintenance, no fees, dead simple management.
On 8/20/05 10:26 AM, "Scott Kane" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
If you going develop app which you wi
Ken Ray wrote:
On 8/20/05 11:47 AM, "Mark Wieder" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Ken-
Friday, August 19, 2005, 11:04:04 PM, you wrote:
If your application has an 'Edit' menu AND it has a 'Preferences' menu item
AND you deploy to Mac OS X, then you should never disable the entire Edit
menu (you
Richard Gaskin wrote:
James Spencer wrote:
MisterX is incorrect, this is not OS behavior. The placement
of the preferences item at the end of the Edit menu and then
moving it on OS X is pure Rev.
I think it's a matter of semantics: It's a Rev issue only because OS X
doesn't need to suppo
On 8/20/05 11:47 AM, "Mark Wieder" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Ken-
>
> Friday, August 19, 2005, 11:04:04 PM, you wrote:
>
>> If your application has an 'Edit' menu AND it has a 'Preferences' menu item
>> AND you deploy to Mac OS X, then you should never disable the entire Edit
>> menu (you sho
A minor (and probably unimportant in the contex) clarification:
MySQL charges for distribution of the *server*. If you provide an app
as, e.g., an ASP that runs on a MySQL server on a hosting service
where the end user is only *using* that database and never installing
the server, usage is
Ken-
Friday, August 19, 2005, 11:04:04 PM, you wrote:
> If your application has an 'Edit' menu AND it has a 'Preferences' menu item
> AND you deploy to Mac OS X, then you should never disable the entire Edit
> menu (you should leave the menu itself enabled, but individually disable the
> items yo
James Spencer wrote:
MisterX is incorrect, this is not OS behavior. The placement
of the preferences item at the end of the Edit menu and then
moving it on OS X is pure Rev.
I think it's a matter of semantics: It's a Rev issue only because OS X
doesn't need to support other operating system
On 8/20/05 11:31 AM, "James Spencer" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>>> Now, this may just be a bug (I'll log it as such), but until
>>> it's fixed or documented, you should disable the individual
>>> items in the menu and not the menu itself.
>
> Ken, have you logged this yet so I can go vote for it
Jeanne-
Friday, August 19, 2005, 7:28:40 PM, you wrote:
> Actually, it's not indeterminate. When you provide a number or other
> partial date or time, convert guesses what part you mean and fills in
> the rest with the current time. (For example, if you convert a time
> to long data and long tim
On Aug 20, 2005, at 1:16 AM, MisterX wrote:
Hi Ken
This seems more like an OS behavior
than a Rev problem doesn't it?
It sure should be made aware for those
developping on PCs hoping to deploy on osx...
...
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Geoff,
The problem with Topics is that it is just a table of contents with
chapter and topic listings. It only has one general category and
then the specific topic. This is not what I was talking about. It
is neither general enough nor specific enough. It is also very slow!
I would en
Particularités du Player DreamCard :
Dans le même dossier que Revolution
Fonctionne normalement
Mais on se paye revOnline ;-)
En dehors du dossier de Revolution
Pas de revOnline
Mais ne répond pas à Ask & Answer
On Aug 19, 2005, at 10:36 AM, Jon wrote:
I'm writing a program that uses "send mouseup to me in 10 seconds".
Instead of sending mouseUp, put your code into a custom handler. Call
that handler from your mouseUp, and send that handler to object it is in> in 10 seconds.
By doing it this way,
Scott Kane wrote:
I think I'll look at saving stacks containing
cards to an external file instead.
For very small data sets it's hard to beat the convenience of using
cards. But for anything above a few thousand records it can be cumbersome.
As with HyperCard, the inventor of this engine (S
On Aug 19, 2005, at 10:42 AM, Dennis Brown wrote:
The way I want to search for information when I don't know what
something is called or even if it exists, is narrowing by categories.
I would want a list of 10-20 broad categories. And for each broad
category, a new list of categories would
On Aug 19, 2005, at 12:59 PM, Todd Higgins wrote:
Does anyone know how that would compare to a similar animation in
Flash?
As people have said, Flash can't have shaped windows in the first
place, so this animation is out of consideration. My experience with
Flash movies in general is tha
On Aug 18, 2005, at 3:19 PM, Ian Leigh wrote:
What strikes me about rev is that it's harder to manage a flow of
things from a main loop. For example, a game might have a
particular loop for overall control which steps through all the
required stages and then draws a new frame, starting the
I think someone earlier was saying we couldn't change filetypes on the
mac...
The revdocs say this for "filetype"
in the comments
The fileType property is used to set the file type and creator of files
created by the open file command and of files created putting data into a
file, binfile, or re
I have not received any comment on my query regarding ODBC and
FileMaker Pro 7. I have seen some comment on the web indicating that
others have had problems with it. Peter Reid gave up and is using
AppleScript and that is what I have done for the time being.
If anyone does have success with
>Thanks, Hugh.
>
>Curious...why didn't you post this on SSBK onlne?
>
>Heh
>
>Dan
It has now been posted to The Scripter's Scrapbook Online, with an Entry as
below including the download link.
Remember you can always store a copy the file in your own ssBk Entry, then
restore as many copies
Bug 3072 now assigned to this.
regards
Martin Blackman
On 20/08/05, Martin BLACKMAN <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Message-ID: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> > Content-Type: text/plain; charset="US-ASCII"
> >
> > On 8/19/05 7:37 PM, "Martin BLACKMAN" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >
> > > Could anyone
On 20 Aug 2005, at 02:53, David Beck wrote:
Hello,
I'm having a problem with using libURLftpUpload returning a
"invalid host
address" error.
I am using libURLftpUpload to upload a small file, and then check
the result in a
loop with the URLStatus function. Eventually, and this only happ
> Message-ID: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Content-Type: text/plain; charset="US-ASCII"
>
> On 8/19/05 7:37 PM, "Martin BLACKMAN" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> > Could anyone comment on whether the behaviour of the first example
> > below is correct ? I would have thought that both outputs shoul
On 8/20/05 10:26 AM, "Scott Kane" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> If you going develop app which you will distribute in many
>> copies to clients, then you must pay for mySQL.
>>
>> A lots of people think that mySQL is free.
>> This is not true in a lots of cases. Read this:
>
> Ouch! I didn't re
> option now. If I could just find that ISAM library
> (open source) for Rev I'd be set.
OK. Found it. Serendipidy. I'm not sure
about it at all yet. It seems a rather bitsy.
I think I'll look at saving stacks containing
cards to an external file instead.
Thanks for your help people.
Scot
> If you going develop app which you will distribute in many
> copies to clients, then you must pay for mySQL.
>
> A lots of people think that mySQL is free.
> This is not true in a lots of cases. Read this:
Ouch! I didn't realize that! I wonder how many
ISP's (or web hosts rather) realize o
On 8/20/05 10:00 AM, "Scott Kane" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> In a single-user application where Valentina is out of price range,
>> you should check out altSQLite from Altuit Software:
>
> Lools very cool, but sadly I'm on a zero budget
> (I'm on a disability pension and trying to program
> my
> ...does that make them computer chips?
ROFL! I spilt my morning coffee!
Scott
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> In a single-user application where Valentina is out of price range,
> you should check out altSQLite from Altuit Software:
Lools very cool, but sadly I'm on a zero budget
(I'm on a disability pension and trying to program
my way off it).
There was a ISAM library (by Chipp ???) that looked
goo
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