Hi Jan,
I will try the test with a PPC standalone.
Do you know, what the 10.2.8 version was named? Was it an early Panther?
Perhaps anybody knows a processor-version-name history in the internet? -
just for interest...
Thank you
Tiemo
>
> Hi Tiemo,
>
> You could try building a separate version
Hi Tiemo,
Here's the list of code names associated with MacOS X:
MacOS X 10.5 = Leopard
MacOS X 10.4 = Tiger
MacOS X 10.3 = Panther
MacOS X 10.2 = Jaguar
MacOS X 10.1 = Puma
MacOS X 10.0 = Cheetah
MacOS X 10.2 Jaguar came out in 2002, and 10.3 Panther
came out in 2003. So it's a bit outdated, and
> 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 a
Hi Sarah,
thanks for sharing your experiences. I distribute on CD-ROM, but it is
interesting to hear, that you also know about issues with 10.2.8 - why ever.
Thanks
Tiemo
>
> In my experience, if the app bounces once or twice in the Dock then
> stops, it is often a permissions problem. How do you
Hi Jan,
interesting - I've not yet heard about Cheetah :)
thanks Tiemo
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Hi Americans
I'll be at the RevLive thingy, and afterwards two weeks visiting my
Aunt in Berkeley, CA. Is anyone around/near the Bay Area interested in
having a dinner/meeting/whatever between the 11th and 25th May?
If you're interested, I suggest answering me privately.
Bjoernke
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As Mark and Colin said, shift left is just multiplying by 2 however
many times, but assuming the numbers are 32 bit positive integers,
you have to get rid of anything above 2^32, so I think this does it:
function shiftLeft pNum, pSteps
if pNum = 0 then return 0
if pSteps is empty then p
At 3:58 PM +0100 4/30/08, Mark Smith wrote:
function shiftLeft pNum, pSteps
if pNum = 0 then return 0
if pSteps is empty then put 1 into pSteps
put pNum * (2 ^ pSteps) into tShiftedNum
if tShiftedNum > 2 ^ 32 then subtract 2 ^ 32 from tShiftedNum
return tShiftedNum
end shiftLeft
Colin, - not until too late!...
Mark
On 30 Apr 2008, at 16:08, Colin Holgate wrote:
At 3:58 PM +0100 4/30/08, Mark Smith wrote:
function shiftLeft pNum, pSteps
if pNum = 0 then return 0
if pSteps is empty then put 1 into pSteps
put pNum * (2 ^ pSteps) into tShiftedNum
if tShiftedNu
Friends,
I do have a libCGI that I think is the most recent one somewhere on my
drive, I think it is version 1.0.1 or something like it.
I´ve took this handler and adapted it to work with Rockets CGI
libraries in case anyone is interested.
Anyone else interested?
Andre
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I tried making an external to call the remote control cocoa framework
but I could not make the external call objective-C code. I have links
to the cocoa frameworks that control the remote if anyone is
interested.
I´ve checked Apples docs for calling objective-C/cocoa from C/Carbon
applications, I
The latest version of MacOS includes a translucent menu bar at the top. I
finally figured out how to get it back to a solid color:
http://www.macosxhints.com/article.php?story=20071115135215262
Any idea on how to turn off the blurring in the menus? They are much more
difficult to read with all the
You mean 'font smoothing'? It's in the appearance pane in the sys prefs.
sqb
Any idea on how to turn off the blurring in the menus? They are much more
difficult to read with all the blurring in them. I would have expected Apple
to test this.
-Chipp
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This must have to do with the size of the monitor, since on my 30"
Display HD, the menu is as solid as can be.
Joe Wilkins
On Apr 30, 2008, at 11:53 AM, Chipp Walters wrote:
The latest version of MacOS includes a translucent menu bar at the
top. I
finally figured out how to get it back to
My current problem with 2.9 is that when making changes to a script,
the cursor often changes to the wrist watch and remains so until I
restart Rev. This doesn't happen all the time, but quite often. Any
ideas?
Joe Wilkins
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Joe, if you're using Leopard, the menu bar (the bar at the top of the screen
with the apple, File, Edit, etc..menus on it) is translucent. Just change
your desktop background to see the effect.
Perhaps there are some settings you have changed for your desktop to help
you with your vision which may
Hi Chipp,
Yes, I'm using Leopard. I have changed my background to a dark, solid
color so as to provide the best contrast. The system preference
Desktop & Screen Saver has a check box at the bottom for the
Translucent Menu Bar. I didn't uncheck it, so it must have come
unchecked by default
Chipp Walters wrote:
The latest version of MacOS includes a translucent menu bar at the top. I
finally figured out how to get it back to a solid color:
http://www.macosxhints.com/article.php?story=20071115135215262
In the latest Leopard update, it's just a Preferences checkbox in the
Desktop p
Either way, the menus are perfectly white for me...
I'm using 10.5.2 with the latest updates.
Stephen, no, not font smoothing. Try this. Open up a Finder window and place
it directly under a menu item in the menu bar. Then click on the menu item
and the subsequent drop down menu is somewhat tr
Joe Lewis Wilkins wrote:
My current problem with 2.9 is that when making changes to a script, the
cursor often changes to the wrist watch and remains so until I restart
Rev. This doesn't happen all the time, but quite often. Any ideas?
This is a long-standing issue that occurs when the mouse i
J. Landman Gay wrote:
One thing that may have happened (it took me forever to figure this out)
is that certain keystrokes will trigger the system magnification
feature. I accidentally did that once, and everything was blurred.
Holding down the Command key and scrolling your mousewheel will do
Thanks, Jacqi, I think I may have done that at some point, though I'm
not sure whether it worked or not. As far as using the msg box is
concerned, it's probably just as fast to restart Rev. I didn't realize
this was a long-standing problem.
Joe Wilkins
On Apr 30, 2008, at 1:26 PM, J. Land
On Thu, May 1, 2008 at 6:26 AM, J. Landman Gay <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Joe Lewis Wilkins wrote:
>
> > My current problem with 2.9 is that when making changes to a script, the
> cursor often changes to the wrist watch and remains so until I restart Rev.
> This doesn't happen all the time, but q
Joe Lewis Wilkins wrote:
As far as using the msg box is
concerned, it's probably just as fast to restart Rev.
I thought all programmers had to be speed typists to pass muster. ;)
My husband said I type faster than he can think. What he doesn't realize
is that half those keystrokes were the ba
Hello,
I was hoping to see if anyone knows how to use Apple Script and Rev to
configure Speech Recognition on OS X.
Basically, is it possible to:
1. turn speakable items on / off
2. select Listen continuously with keyword
3. set the keyword
I would like this to be done in an application creat
Thanks Jacque for the new OS update mention. I'm downloading all 180 Mbs of
it now.
The blur is intentional and 'part' of the menu. It's not a sys mag issue.
The white part of the menu is about 20% transparent and it blurs what's
beneath it. It makes the menus hard to read. I imagine the new updat
I found a website with the whole story...turns out it affects Font
anti-aliasing, too.
http://earthlingsoft.net/ssp/blog/2007/11/x5_menu_bar
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The update fixed things. The menus are now only a tiny bit transparent, and
acceptable. Thanks all for your help!
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Thanks, Sarah. You're probably right about Windows. (smile)
Joe Wilkins
On Apr 30, 2008, at 2:15 PM, Sarah Reichelt wrote:
On Thu, May 1, 2008 at 6:26 AM, J. Landman Gay <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
Joe Lewis Wilkins wrote:
My current problem with 2.9 is that when making changes to a
script
Interesting observation. Actually, I learned to type in the army and
never got much above 30 wpm, since accuracy was more important than
speed. We worked with forms that had 9 carbons and were allowed not a
single error in our reports. Frankly, that has stood me in good stead
on computers;
On Thu, May 1, 2008 at 7:36 AM, Glen Bojsza <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I was hoping to see if anyone knows how to use Apple Script and Rev to
> configure Speech Recognition on OS X.
>
> Basically, is it possible to:
> 1. turn speakable items on / off
> 2. select Listen continuousl
I'm using voices to read text in one of my stacks. Works fine with
OSX, but the XP version has but a single voice for all of the voices.
I've already included Speech in the Standalone General setup. Also,
players that work in OSX, playing .aiff music files do nothing in XP.
Any suggestions
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