Andre,
Very, very sorry to hear about your dire circumstances. There are a few
times when having to reprogram an app or two can be a good thing, but not
the whole working environment.
If you get back up and running, let me know. It is so easy for me to set up
an area on my web host for file sto
I create a stack .
It ' s a virtual keyboard for child.
Can I use it in another application like Word or Claris?
If anyone can show me the way to do this ...
thanks
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Hi Andre
The same thing happened to my old ibook recently. I didn't get the noise
but the S.M.A.R.T. status of the HD was "failed".
I was only able to retrieve the data by booting up a live cd of Ubuntu
(PPC) & followed the instructions below..
http://jclark.org/weblog/2005/05/24/ubuntumoun
Hello.
There are data recovery specialists that can take even a dead drive
and extract the data off of it. Their services usually are aimed for
corporations with hefty bankrolls, but you may be able to find
someone who can do it within your budget. A google for "Data
Recovery" will point
Andre,
Wow, man, I am sorry to hear this. It reminded me once again of the
necessity of keeping thiings backed up. I'm pretty meticulous about it but
every once in a whlie I let it slide.
Hope your woes can be solved soon.
Dan
On 1/15/07, Andre Garzia <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Friends,
I w
Friends,
I was here coding some AJAX programs and developing libraries, my
macbook just made a strange mechanical noise and then it was dead...
when tried to boot, it made lots of mechanical noises and it never
booted again. The noises are comming from the hard drive. I am
assuming I lost
Sarah Reichelt wrote:
Now about the issue of dynamic WAN IPs. There are a few services you can
sign up with for free that act sort of like a DNS service for private
routers. They allow you to log in to an account name instead of an IP
number, and will re-route the name to the current WAN IP of yo
I am invoking a script from the command line in MacOS X. It executes
fine till the end. Then I can briefly see some malloc() errors before
the whole screen goes blue and everything reboots, all apps close, no
saving whatsoever. No way to replicate this bug. The script is dead
simple. The error is
Now about the issue of dynamic WAN IPs. There are a few services you can
sign up with for free that act sort of like a DNS service for private
routers. They allow you to log in to an account name instead of an IP
number, and will re-route the name to the current WAN IP of your home
router. Every t
Hello,
Before finishing this thread, it is important to note that this
technique applies to any service that you are trying to serve to the
internet (www, ftp, ssh, my-favorite-internet-game) etc.
Thanks,
Brent Anderson
CMSEC
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On Jan 15, 2007, at 4:38 PM, Sieg Lindstrom wrote:
I am trying to use StackRunner 1.5 to run a stack created with
Revolution
2.7.4. (on a PPC Mac). I use this stack to manage data in a MySQL
database.
The stack runs fine when opened with Revolution, but when I open with
StackRunner none of
I am trying to use StackRunner 1.5 to run a stack created with Revolution
2.7.4. (on a PPC Mac). I use this stack to manage data in a MySQL database.
The stack runs fine when opened with Revolution, but when I open with
StackRunner none of the MySQL queries work and instead I get error messages;
al
Folks,
I am invoking a script from the command line in MacOS X. It executes
fine till the end. Then I can briefly see some malloc() errors before
the whole screen goes blue and everything reboots, all apps close, no
saving whatsoever. No way to replicate this bug. The script is dead
simpl
Since it was off topic, we transferred the conversation to a private
email thread. Here are the emails that were exchanged following the
last public post.
Thanks for that Brent & Jacque. I want to set that up for myself some
time, so it was good to follow the path.
Cheers,
Sarah
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Sarah Reichelt wrote:
I don't know about anyone else, but I am very interested in this
thread and would like to see it remain on list.
Okay, I guess I owe it to the list to say what went wrong and how I
solved it. I did solve it, by the way, because having to write
everything up for Brent in
JB, I have to agree with Andre. We have so many MBAs and bean
counters controlling what is being done at the highest levels, mostly
with very little in the world practical knowledge/experience that
they need to be shown/told how to get out of the "book learning" and
into the Real world. Wha
Hello.
Since it was off topic, we transferred the conversation to a private
email thread. Here are the emails that were exchanged following the
last public post.
It's fine if you contact me privately. If your router is claiming to
be forwarding correctly, then I'm not sure where the hang
JB,
at least here in Brazil, we need those advises in big, bold, marquee-
sized, letters!
I've seen junior companies on my university conduct five or more
meetings during a week window without no pratical application...
common sense, is never, enough!
;-)
PS: right now, I am struggli
Hi Andre,
Do we really need such advices as "Don't have meetings" or
"Design the interface before you start programming" or even
"Build something you can manage" ?
I thought these things were known for years if not decades
(except by Microserfs perhaps)...
JB
> Folks,
>
> many here are wantin
I don't know about anyone else, but I am very interested in this
thread and would like to see it remain on list.
Cheers,
Sarah
On 1/16/07, J. Landman Gay <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Brent Anderson wrote:
> Hello.
Thanks very much for the response.
>
> It's very easy to set up SSH on your Mac
Brent Anderson wrote:
Hello.
Thanks very much for the response.
It's very easy to set up SSH on your Mac (System Preferences > Sharing >
Check "Remote Login" box) but you may have a few pitfalls in the way if
you're trying to connect from anywhere other than your local network.
You didn't
Hello.
It's very easy to set up SSH on your Mac (System Preferences >
Sharing > Check "Remote Login" box) but you may have a few pitfalls
in the way if you're trying to connect from anywhere other than your
local network. You didn't specify too much detail, but I would assume
you're tryin
Folks,
many here are wanting to join the web app bandwagon. I suggest
reading the "Getting real" book by 37signals which is by far the most
successful start-up enterprise in this camp today. They out of
nowhere created or provided the means for creation of: Ruby on Rails,
prototype librar
Thanks, Luis. Unfortunately, they're not using RDC. I did find out
that in most cases where customers are having problems is when using
Citrix. Anyone familiar with that?
On Jan 15, 2007, at 8:56 AM, Luis wrote:
Hiya,
If they're using RDC (Remote Desktop Connection) there is an option
u
Hiya,
If they're using RDC (Remote Desktop Connection) there is an option
under the 'Local Resources' tab to manage how the sound behaves.
If this option is not visible then click the 'Options>>' button in the
connection window.
You can have a look yourself by typing 'mstsc' (without the quotes
My company has several customers who are trying to run our
application through terminal services. From what I understand,
everything seems to be working okay, except for the fact that they're
not hearing any audio. I'll admit that when it comes to terminal
services, I'm somewhat ignorant. C
Hi Ludovic,
set the alwaysbuffer of your movie to true and you can put text fields on top of
it.
Henk
>Thanks, but i want add text in Rev.
>
>I've made a little stack to sync subtitles, and there is a video
>preview, but actually, subtitles are outside the video because i can't
>put it on the vide
Mark, Ian
Thanks a lot!
Import/export snapshot is exactly what I was looking for.
Viktoras
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Have a look in the docs for 'import snapshot'.
New in 2.7 was the ability to take snapshots of objects and groups,
keeping the alpha channel intact.
Ian
On 15 Jan 2007, at 11:58, Viktoras Didziulis wrote:
Is there a simple way to make an overlay of 2 or more different
sized images
into a
Viktoras, check out the 'import snapshot' command.
Best,
Mark
On 15 Jan 2007, at 11:58, Viktoras Didziulis wrote:
Is there a simple way to make an overlay of 2 or more different
sized images
into a single image ?
What I am seeking for is overlaying a small map image on a larger one,
displa
Is there a simple way to make an overlay of 2 or more different sized images
into a single image ?
What I am seeking for is overlaying a small map image on a larger one,
displaying them and then saving this view as a single image. Are there any
screen capture functions for a defined region in Re
I reckon people get put off by the long revXML function names and all
the parameters. But if you are fortunate enough to have Galaxy, it
makes things easier - you type the first few characters then use the
autocomplete function!
Before long you will find loops such as the following to be second na
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