Recently, Joe Lewis Wilkins wrote:
Guess Apple needs to implement voice input someway.
Perhaps not. There's a vibrational technology that sounds very promising
for this and other cell phones. It uses the built-in vibration mode of the
phone combined with a split second timing algorithm that
Guys (Jacque and Ken) -
Thanks so much for immediately sending an 'classic' version. Its typical of
what makes the list such a pleasure!
Peter
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On 1 Jul 2007, at 02:39, Chipp Walters wrote:
(Side note: there WILL be a huge market in 3rd party styluses for
this thing.)
Given that the touch screen is working off skin conductance it might
not be as straightforward as that. Simply tapping the screen with a
solid object doesn't
A little more to add...
It seems I've also been hit by Vista Virtual Store issue. I don't
think my situation is quite the same as others have described.
The app is for use in corporate envionments. It writes user-specific
settings to the appropriate AppData folder on the user's account.
- Original Message -
From: Dave Cragg [EMAIL PROTECTED]
If anyone can suggest a solution, I'd be grateful.
The solution is not to use the Program Files folder for writing data *ever*.
Short of turning off everything in Vista there is no solution here. Your
users are *never*
On 29 Jun 2007, at 13:52, Ken Ray wrote:
On Fri, 29 Jun 2007 11:31:31 +0100, Dave wrote:
That's why I can't see the argument that's it's more typing, it
really isn't, and the bugs that can be caused by not declaring your
locals are so hard to find that I really can't see any reason not to
Hi Jim, Mark and Peter,
Am 30.06.2007 um 20:36 schrieb Jim Ault:
I did my first answer without the right before the suffix part
\d means digit
[^\d] means non-digit
[^\d\n\.] means non-digit, not linefeed and not period
Using replaceText makes the task a bit difficult but here is a
On 1 Jul 2007, at 11:24, Scott Kane wrote:
All Users is the only folder (under My Documents) that is
readable by all and can be set by the admin.
It seems the All Users folder is now the ProgramData folder. I say
seems, as I've read it is in some way linked to the Users/Public
folder.
That's correct. A neighbor kept trying to tap mine with his
fingernail no response.
On Jul 1, 2007, at 4:44 AM, Ian Wood wrote:
On 1 Jul 2007, at 02:39, Chipp Walters wrote:
(Side note: there WILL be a huge market in 3rd party styluses for
this thing.)
Given that the touch screen
On 6/30/07 7:17 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Everyone,
Is there a way to do a search for a year in a date in the find and replace
dialog box?
I was thinking along the lines of using ³??/06² figuring the question mark
was any character. Obviously that doesn¹t work.
Thanks Jim, I never knew what the Reg. Expression in that dialog box was used
for.
Joe
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Hi,
can someone help me with revzip?
I want to update a file to an existing archive or, if the archive does not
exists, create the archive and add the file.
I read the documentation about revzip, but don´t understand what exactly i have
to do.
Regards,
Matthias
Stephen-
Saturday, June 30, 2007, 3:16:04 PM, you wrote:
Not me. I'm not an 'early adopter' at all.
With Apple's viral marketing around the iPhone, I think people have
forgotten the cardinal rule never buy v1.0 of *anything*.
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Mark ,
Stephen-
Saturday, June 30, 2007, 3:16:04 PM, you wrote:
Not me. I'm not an 'early adopter' at all.
With Apple's viral marketing around the iPhone, I think people have
forgotten the cardinal rule never buy v1.0 of *anything*.
Mmmh... I think that rule works only with gear that
I have a macbook v1.0, no hardware ever gave me as much trouble as this
machine... even my old g3 iBook thats seven years old, or my newton that is
more than 10 years old, never gave me such trouble as that machine.
:-/
On 7/1/07, Mark Wieder [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Stephen-
Saturday, June
On Sun, 1 Jul 2007 11:17:30 +0100, Dave Cragg wrote:
But there are a few settings that are intended to work globally for
all users on the computer and these settings should only be made by
someone with admin rights on the computer. admin rights are
considered to be anyone who can write to
Friends,
I have a questions, I have a database made with cards, each card is a
record. To query this database, I use the following procedure:
I have a custom property with a cache of the fields I'd like to query, for
example in a phone book, I have a custom prop named name that holds names
and
On Sat, 30 Jun 2007 20:39:57 -0500, Chipp Walters wrote:
- Absolutely could not type on the keyboard. Very difficult. Perhaps
my fingers are too large. Where's the stylus when you need one?
(Side note:
there WILL be a huge market in 3rd party styluses for this thing.)
My guess
is
jb-
Sunday, July 1, 2007, 9:15:11 AM, you wrote:
Mmmh... I think that rule works only with gear that you want to use,
not with stuff that you just want to show off with...
rotfl. I do indeed stand corrected...
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This is going to make the keyboard highly english dependent, I
should think. I haven't even been concerned with localizing my
projects, but for the iPhone to have truly universal appeal that is
probably a must concern for its software.
Joe Wilkins
On Jul 1, 2007, at 9:48 AM, Ken Ray
Hi from Paris,
Chipp,
I am sure that we ALL have our own flawed programming
practices. I have always been amazed by the different
opinions of everybody, on a subject where the correct
solution seems so obvious . to each of us ... !
I came from 1401 Autocoder, through
In my very limited experience, the key question is what kind of searching do
you want? Simple partial word match with correct spelling, or compound
words that continually narrow the search
(and even booleans such as FIND('Tom' or 'Thomas') and FIND('Jackie' or
'Jacquie' or 'Jaci' or 'Jacqi')
Hi from Paris,
Devin, I would just love to take a look at the
type ahead and search stack, but I get an
error message no such card when I execute
your command from the message box.
Is it because I run an olde version of Rev (2.6.1) ?
Best Regards
-Francis
Nothing should ever be done for the
Finally
You're my hero.
Joe Wilkins
On Jul 1, 2007, at 10:11 AM, Francis Nugent Dixon wrote:
Hi from Paris,
Chipp,
I am sure that we ALL have our own flawed programming
practices. I have always been amazed by the different
opinions of everybody, on a subject where the correct
solution
Though I must add that I'm very trusting of Rev and use the latest
versions now!
Stephen-
Saturday, June 30, 2007, 3:16:04 PM, you wrote:
Not me. I'm not an 'early adopter' at all.
With Apple's viral marketing around the iPhone, I think people have
forgotten the cardinal rule never
Francis Nugent Dixon wrote:
Hi from Paris,
Devin, I would just love to take a look at the
type ahead and search stack, but I get an
error message no such card when I execute
your command from the message box.
Is it because I run an olde version of Rev (2.6.1) ?
Yes. I've just sent you a copy
Martin Meili wrote:
hi
I've got two stacks. From the first stack I open the second stack as a
drawer. The drawer stack generates a psssword. As long as the two
stacks are just stacks (not standalones) they work perfectly.
If I make a standalone of the first stack, I can still open the second
On Sun, 1 Jul 2007 10:08:22 -0700, Joe Lewis Wilkins wrote:
This is going to make the keyboard highly english dependent, I
should think. I haven't even been concerned with localizing my
projects, but for the iPhone to have truly universal appeal that is
probably a must concern for its
Well, what Apple has already done is pretty extraordinary; but
handling the anticipation/substitution/completion factor to the
keyboard selections with all of the various languages has got to be
much harder by a factor of really huge. I wish them luck. I
think I'd been inclined to
Chipp,
My Japanese-speaking son wanted to know if the iPhone displays UNICODE!!
sqb
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Hi Ken,
Well, I was trying to type in Dripping Springs, TX into the Map app, and
it was very, very hard. It couldn't figure out the Dripping part at all.
From what I've read in some of the forums, the predictive typing is a mixed
bag of blessing and curse. Of course the video from Apple shows
BTW, I did watch the video. At the beginning, it shows 1 finger covering 4
characters. That's a fat finger! (Probably mine).
And, that's the problem I have. When a single finger covers that many keys,
it not only makes it difficult to figure out which key you are typing, but
also it hides 3
Hi Francis,
I have no doubt each of us has their own style of programming. I can't
imagine not using a debugger. You don't like not declaring vars. Doesn't
mean either of us is right or wrong, just that we both have different ways
of programming in Rev.
-Chipp
Chipp,
According to a current rumor on Apple Insider, the next gen iPhone will have
the keyboard in landscape mode (instead of portrait). Should make more finger
room. Glad you waited?
Paul Looney
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I tried typing using the on-screen keyboard and it worked very well.
My fingers are not small.
As others pointed out, a standard stylus won't give the conductance
needed. However, I suspect that it won't take long for someone to
come out with an imitation finger as a stylus and will
Been a Mac user too long. I meant to say, ...using my finger...
Bill
On Jul 1, 2007, at 3:53 PM, Bill Vlahos wrote:
Although after using my finder I'd say it works pretty well and
isn't something I'm likely to lose.
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Stephen Barncard wrote:
One of the neatest features of working with the splash screen method is
that in MacOSX, you can create the splash screen standalone once, and
from then on one can work in the IDE with the code INSIDE the standalone
package.
This is interesting, but I'm not sure I
Dear List,
It is a pleasure to announce Snapper for Mac OS X, a simple utility
to capture your on-screen work into movies. You can read about it at
and download it from http://snapper.economy-x-talk.com.
This project would not have been possible without Trevor's wonderful
EnhancedQT
No iPhone for me. I'm holding out for a device with:
- Phone
- Still camera (5mpx or greater
- Video (HD)
- Voice recorder
- MP3/OGG player
- GPS
- AM, FM, NOAA/weather band, and most importantly Shortwave radio
- Internet/web/email
- Optional satellite phone service module
- OPEN ARCHITECTURE
Well, Let's see how many of your checklist iPhone satisfies...
On 7/1/07, Richard Gaskin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
No iPhone for me. I'm holding out for a device with:
- Phone
Check
- Still camera (5mpx or greater
Check (but not 5mpx)
- Video (HD)
Check on Video Playback, No check
Chipp Walters wrote:
On 7/1/07, Richard Gaskin ambassador at fourthworld.com wrote:
No iPhone for me. I'm holding out for a device with:
...
- Video (HD)
Check on Video Playback, No check on Video record
Yes, should have clarified: not just video playback, but needs to also
be a
Stephen Barncard wrote:
One of the neatest features of working with the splash screen
method is that in MacOSX, you can create the splash screen
standalone once, and from then on one can work in the IDE with the
code INSIDE the standalone package.
This is interesting, but I'm not sure I
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