look in the archives of posts from last two weeks, where this was discussed
fairly well.
link to archives
http://www.mail-archive.com/use-revolution@lists.runrev.com/
Basically---
Rule 1 make sure the "user can't abort scripts" is false (un-checked)
if the optionkey is down then
Hi all,
I have a script that somehow has an infinite loop somewhere, although
I cannot see where or why.
Back in the HyperCard days I ran more often into such an error. I had
to use Command-dot often to stop executing scripts. But RunRev 2.7
doesn't seem to respond to that. So I force-qui
Hey, I think you're on to something! :D
Kay C Lan wrote
> On 7/3/06, Bill Marriott wrote:
>>
>> It's not a reason to complain about Word because, well, you *can* edit
>> photos with it
>>
>> http://www.wjm.org/linked/word-photo.gif
>>
>> (and draw simple graphics... and [cough] display its content
a) Rev isn't going to tell you how they do it ;)
b) That basically *is* how they do it -- encoding an expiry date into the
key -- but using a much more sophisticated algorithm. To the best of my
knowledge, the Rev app doesn't "phone home."
- You register online to receive a key
- Their server s
Brian Yennie wrote,
> I see no problem with anyone else salivating over a Rev plug-in. Heck, I'd
> probably find some use for it if there was one.
:)
> It's not spurious. There's history here. Roadster (Supercard web plug-in)
> did an excellent job of sucking resources and falling on its face
On 7/3/06, Bill Marriott <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
It's not a reason to complain about Word because, well, you *can* edit
photos with it
http://www.wjm.org/linked/word-photo.gif
(and draw simple graphics... and [cough] display its content in a web
browser)
It's cross platform and it does t
On 7/2/06, Jim Carwardine <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
You would be surprised at how many CEOs out there do get it and could
replace Jobs.
Rob Cozens wrote:
Instead, Jobs' second coming brought us colored computers.
My point exactly. How many other CEO out there can make so much money out
It's not a reason to complain about Word because, well, you *can* edit
photos with it
http://www.wjm.org/linked/word-photo.gif
(and draw simple graphics... and [cough] display its content in a web
browser)
James Spencer wrote...
> Such a conclusion makes no more sense that complaining than wo
Bill, Richard, et al,
I won't touch the "don't need it debate" with a ten foot pole at this
point. Personally, I don't need it and would prefer to use any of the
other fine tools for browser-based content, HOWEVER, I see no problem
with anyone else salivating over a Rev plugin. Heck, I'd proba
On Jul 2, 2006, at 9:22 PM, GregSmith wrote:
Though I've only been reading this forum for a short time, I've now
got the
definite impression that the Revolution environment is for
developers -
hard core developers . . . well, programmers - hard core
programmers . .
. not weak, infan
I was thinking along the line of how revolution does it, just not sure how
that is done?
Robert Mann
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Subject: Re: how to im
On 7/1/06, Sivakatirswami <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I was working in a stack trying to solve a long file name problem
(see other memo) and when I went to save, one of the substacks
(contained all the data!) was gone. this used to happen a long time
ago...fortunately I can go back to our rai
Though I've only been reading this forum for a short time, I've now got the
definite impression that the Revolution environment is for developers -
hard core developers . . . well, programmers - hard core programmers . .
. not weak, infantile users like myself, who could never program thei
On 07/02/2006 at 06:30 PM, Sarah Reichelt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>wrote:
> It's related to the number of pixels rather than the size of the
> image. I have a 3 MB JPG that's 6572 x 8293 pixels. That will not
> display correctly and resizing the image object makes no difference.
> However a 9 MB file tha
What a non-sequiter, Richard... Whether they are or not is irrelevant;
"won't get it" and "don't need it" are two separate states and shouldn't be
jumbled up.
It's as if I said, "Driving 120 miles per hour may be unsafe, but it's not
impossible" and you replied, "But people want to drive at dif
There are many, many ways to do this.
Some of them would involve the standalone "phoning home" to a server which,
would enable or disable the software.
Another method would be to encode the expiration date into the activation
code itself. For example if you wanted it to work the way Revolution
Bill Marriott wrote:
I just hope that people don't confuse "won't get it" with
"don't need it"
Have you considered the possibility that your needs may be different
from others'?
--
Richard Gaskin
Fourth World Media Corporation
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On 7/2/06, Ken Ray <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> The instructions for using these unsupported features say that I can't
>> bug report them, but I was wondering if anyone else had encountered
>> this problem and if so, if they had a solution.
Well, that may be true, but when they first came out
On 7/2/06, Yves COPPE <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi Yves,
>
> I have tried several times with various card readers to do this and
> have not managed to do it on wither Mac or PC. Windows uses a protocol
> called PCSC and supposedly, you can download Mac drivers for it. I
> have done that, but a
>> >I have been checking for images with any
>> >dimension greater than 4000 so that's probably a safe margin. However
>> >it sounds ...
>...snip...
>>... t worked with anything larger than 5 Mpx (2576x1932);but I
>>encountered no problems with MacOSX Rev v2.1.2 and WinXP Rev2.7.
>
>Try showing a
Is there a sample of how to implement a activation code and or a limited
number of trial days with a standalone build?
Robert Mann
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On Jul 1, 2006, at 8:35 AM, Trevor DeVore wrote:
Invisible buttons: You can already get clicks in the QT window
space. A player object receives all mouse messages. So if you
just want to create invisible hotspots then you can capture mouse
clicks in a player and check them against some p
Brian, that worked perfectly. Thanks!
On Jun 30, 2006, at 7:12 PM, Brian Yennie wrote:
Josh,
Try:
put value ("$HOME")
On 1 Jul 2006, at 01:46, Josh Mellicker wrote:
Sorry if this has been answered many times, I couldn't find it.
My noob brain is twisted...
Let's say a stored destinati
Jobs' contributions a lot more than Bill Gates'. As I see it, he
didn't invent anything...just resold or stole stuff that others did.
I get tired of hearing what a genius he is, compared to the
'greatness' of Edison, etc...
Actually, that's what Edison didstole from and exploited others
I'm happy to see that altBrowser can find text using...
XBrowser_Set "selected", "SearchWord", BrowserID
However, when I use it, it only finds the very first instance of the
word I search for within the website. I'd like to implement
Previous/Next buttons just like other browsers. If anyone has
Jin,et al:
For my money, Jobs is a true visionary...
As a disgruntled HyperCard evangelist, I see him in a different light:
Steve Job's sole contribution to the technical side of computing was
his insight as to how the mouse device under development at Xerox's
PARC research center could dri
Sarah,
>I have been checking for images with any
>dimension greater than 4000 so that's probably a safe margin. However
>it sounds ...
...snip...
... t worked with anything larger than 5 Mpx (2576x1932);but I
encountered no problems with MacOSX Rev v2.1.2 and WinXP Rev2.7.
Try showing a rea
Aloha, Ken:
You are a gem, and this is gold... it solves many challenges for me
across a dozen contexts. The filename hash occurs on the drop, but
once unencrypted the rename command does not touch it. Marvelous...
Thanks!
on dragEnter
set the acceptDrop to true
end dragEnter
on dra
Hi Yves,
I have tried several times with various card readers to do this and
have not managed to do it on wither Mac or PC. Windows uses a protocol
called PCSC and supposedly, you can download Mac drivers for it. I
have done that, but as you say, never get more than the "you are
connected" messag
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