I found the problem. I have a script that uses on selectionChanged
and was causing it to jump to the wrong line. All it did was send a
mouseUp and I can't see why it would cause it to act like that but
it is the problem
thanks,
-=>JB<=-
On Apr 28, 2008, at 7:50 PM, Ken Ray wrote:
Let's say
Hi Ken,
thank you for claryfying, that helps!
Tiemo
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> Von: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:use-revolution-
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] Im Auftrag von Ken Ray
> Gesendet: Dienstag, 29. April 2008 00:18
> An: How to use Revolution
> Betreff: Re: Mac Newbee question to Mac paths
william humphrey wrote:
> Richard Gaskin wrote:
>> I've been working off-and-on for quite some time on a database
>> selector type of table object ...it would be nice to know if
>> this gadget would be useful to others... If so, please drop me
>> a note offline and let me know, and that'll help m
Thomas McGrath III wrote:
Does anyone here have some ideas on where to go from here?
Apple's APIs generally favor C++ for such data structures.
Sounds like a good job for an external.
--
Richard Gaskin
Managing Editor, revJournal
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I really need some help on this one!!!
So far I can get the artwork and read the result in AS, then again in
applescript I can write the hex to a file where it is now binary and
read that file in RR. It works but this is a sloppy solution as it is
Mac only for one and Applescript is doing a
I tried that just now, and it's still flashing white between clicks on the
web-page.? This is evident by my particular kiosk application, which has a
cached large image in the background, and in native Safari, I can jump from
page to page with that background, and the foreground elements appea
Hi All,
We have a small network behind a NAT router, with IP addresses either
set manually or by DHCP in the format 192.168.1.xxx.
All the computer's are Macs so they also have Bonjour names e.g.
sarah-mac.local.
I have set up a custom web server based on Andre's RevOnRockets. When
the web server
> Let's say I have a table field and the I-beam cursor is
> located in row 7 column 3. If I use the down arrowKey
> it will jump to row 8 column 1. Is there a way to make
> it go straight down the column (row 8 column 3) plus
> straight up the column when I use the up arrowKey.
What version of R
Let's say I have a table field and the I-beam cursor is
located in row 7 column 3. If I use the down arrowKey
it will jump to row 8 column 1. Is there a way to make
it go straight down the column (row 8 column 3) plus
straight up the column when I use the up arrowKey.
thanks,
-=>JB<=-
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Hi Sarah,
I haven't studied all of the different possibilities, but I've been
able to make what I need work. Printing cards with large images;
printing cards with scrolling text fields and printing cards with
combinations of images and text of varied sorts. Thanks.
Joe Wilkins
On Apr 28,
> A typical Mac path would look like this:
> /Applications/MyApp.app/Contents/MacOS/Mainstack
>
> Shouldn't it be: Hard Disc/Applications/MyApp.app/Contents/MacOS/Mainstack
No, not if the Mac has only a single volume (i.e. hard drive). And when
there are multiple drives, the path is:
/Volumes//
Mark et. al.
Also if I use Applescript to write the Data to a pict file I actually
get this:
Ì4Ù ˇ ˇ˛ H H Ù Ä Ä Ä
ÙÇ
Ït
[EMAIL PROTECTED]@Ù Vpng
appl
Printing has changed a lot in 2.9 and in my opinion, for the better.
Since it seems to be an issue of some confusion, I thought I would
chime in here with my experiences.
There is a large list of new commands and functions for setting up
your printing, querying printers, storing print setups etc.
Hello,
Thanks for all those who have replied to the printing question. I'll
let you know how it went.
All the best,
Leonardo
On Apr 28, 2008, at 10:18 AM, Joe Lewis Wilkins wrote:
Thanks, Bill. Will do.
Joe Wilkins
On Apr 28, 2008, at 8:11 AM, Bill Marriott wrote:
Hi Joe,
In searching
Mark,
The AS dict says " data (picture) : data for this artwork, in the
form of a picture " but it does not refer to it's type or how it
is stored i.e. Hex etc.
If I get the format for this in AS it states {«class PNG »} so even
though it states PICT I think it is a PNG.
Export
Hi Tom,
I'd say this is a PICT file in hex form. I don't know whether you
should convert it to binary first, but you could always try to write
it to a file on disk and then import it, either as PICT or, if that
doesn't work, as PNG.
Best regards,
Mark Schonewille
--
Economy-x-Talk Cons
Dear friends,
I have some data returned from an applescript that looks like this:
«data
PICTED3401F001F4001102FF0C00FFFE0048004801F001F400
(continues on awhile) 963747572652E00FF»
I of course deleted the «data PICT and » when playing around in RR.
I
Update - after ~1000 downloads of two betas, only five bugs were
reported (which isn't to say there were only five bugs...).
Aperture Assistant 1.0 is now available...
http://aperture-assistant.com/downloads
Thanks again to all the list members!
Ian
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Hi Troy,
> Since the newsletter itself is online, perhaps this list could be added
> to its mailing list, so that we can be sure to know when a new one come
> out?
Every name we get via download or sale of the product is automatically added
to the newsletter, unless you uncheck the box. I do
It Helps a lot.
thanks,
-=>JB<=-
On Apr 28, 2008, at 8:38 AM, Ken Ray wrote:
In the script below revGetCellName was used.
Where can I read about table cells and cell names
of anything else related to table fields because I
cannot find this word in the dictionary or anything
when I do a searc
On Apr 28, 2008, at 11:11 AM, Bill Marriott wrote:
We send them out to just about everyone... suggest you write support
(at)
runrev.com to be sure you're on the list. They come out every two
weeks or
so and there's usually some good info each edition.
Since the newsletter itself is online
> In the script below revGetCellName was used.
> Where can I read about table cells and cell names
> of anything else related to table fields because I
> cannot find this word in the dictionary or anything
> when I do a search.
Last night, Bill asked me how I ended up getting to the solution; I've
Hello,
I have build an app in 2.8 for OS X (Universal), which runs up to now
without any problems and almost no bad feedback from my customers. Today I
got a call from a customer, running OS X 10.2.8. When he clicks on my app
something is working for moment, as if the program want's to start and
c
Thanks, Bill. Will do.
Joe Wilkins
On Apr 28, 2008, at 8:11 AM, Bill Marriott wrote:
Hi Joe,
In searching all the emails I've received from Rev in recent days, I
didn't even receive notification that there is such a critter as
the one
you sight; and this is really my first formal aware
Hi Joe,
> In searching all the emails I've received from Rev in recent days, I
> didn't even receive notification that there is such a critter as the one
> you sight; and this is really my first formal awareness that Rev
> publishes these on a fairly routine basis and with vital information
Furthermore, Bill. In searching all the emails I've received from Rev
in recent days, I didn't even receive notification that there is such
a critter as the one you sight; and this is really my first formal
awareness that Rev publishes these on a fairly routine basis and with
vital informat
Thanks for the direction, Bill. I can understand what you saying, and
am sympathetic; but feel "newsletters" should not be where
clarifications and requirements are to be found. Hey, we don't all
have time to read every little thing that rev puts out. We're usually
focused in on the problem
In the script below revGetCellName was used.
Where can I read about table cells and cell names
of anything else related to table fields because I
cannot find this word in the dictionary or anything
when I do a search.
-=>JB<=-
On Apr 27, 2008, at 10:32 PM, Bill Vlahos wrote:
Thanks to JB for h
Leonardo,
> I don't know if anyone knows whether it is possible to print and entire
> scrolling field in Revolution 2.9.
Yes. I created a new stack, added a field, put the contents of a web page
into it, and used the command
revprintfield the name of fld 1
and it worked fine to produce a multi
Hi Colin,
I just wanted to understand "where I am" and "why", when creating a path to
a subfolder from the defaultfolder or filename because I did very hard in
some tests without a Mac ...
Thanks Tiemo
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> Von: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:use-revolution-
> [EMAIL PR
I'm pretty sure that the documentation wouldn't expect the user to
know about showing package contents, or tunneling through to the file
that happens to be the real thing. For most people the standalone is
the entire package itself. So both parts of the help are referring to /
Applications/.
Hi there,
As not having a Mac yet, I am still doubtful with the Mac path structure. I
am talking about the Mac OSX standalone:
A typical Mac path would look like this:
/Applications/MyApp.app/Contents/MacOS/Mainstack
Shouldn't it be: Hard Disc/Applications/MyApp.app/Contents/MacOS/Mainstack
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