Re: Rev Save Crash fixed with OSX 10.5.3 system update

On Thu, Jun 5, 2008 at 11:42 AM, Thomas McGrath III [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I spent all day working on a project and did not freeze or crash once. I even forgot to save after a few critical changes and when I realized it I just saved and breathed a sigh of relief... Sweet. Complete

Re: exit revolution with 0 or 1

Hi Mark, Well, no chance. the Revolution engine has to quit , and the return command just freeze the process. Other ideas ? Regards, Thierry Hi Thierry, Can't you use the return command at the end of the startUp handler? launching Revolution from a shell, I'm doing some checking inside a

Rev and SyncML / OMA

Is it possible to use Reolution to communicate with a SyncML Server for instance with www.o-sync.com to download Calendar and Contact information. Is there anyone on this list wich has a template Stack ? Or maybe a hint wich can put me into the right direction ? SyncML:

cancel/stop libURLDownloadToFile possible?

Hi all, the subject says it all. Is this possible or do I have to wait until the file is cached and then unload that beast? Just using load is not an option in my case. Regards Klaus Major [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.major-k.de ___

Re: cancel/stop libURLDownloadToFile possible?

Hi Klaus, Unload cancels the download, if it is still in progress. -- Best regards, Mark Schonewille Economy-x-Talk Consulting and Software Engineering http://economy-x-talk.com http://www.salery.biz Benefit from our inexpensive hosting services. See http://economy-x-talk.com/server.html

Re: cancel/stop libURLDownloadToFile possible?

Dag Mark, Hi Klaus, Unload cancels the download, if it is still in progress. really? The docs say that does only applies to downloads using load. -- Best regards, Mark Schonewille Economy-x-Talk Consulting and Software Engineering http://economy-x-talk.com http://www.salery.biz Best

Re: cancel/stop libURLDownloadToFile possible?

Hi Klaus, Yes, I do this all the time. -- Best regards, Mark Schonewille Economy-x-Talk Consulting and Software Engineering http://economy-x-talk.com http://www.salery.biz Benefit from our inexpensive hosting services. See http://economy-x-talk.com/server.html for more info. On 5 jun

Re: OT: Collanos -- Project Management that Makes Sense

If you really want to see a true collaborative product where Workspaces is just one of many different applications look at FirstClass (www.firstclass.com) You can get a free, fully functional 10 user introductory server just by asking. You can do everything the big name collaborative products do

Re: cancel/stop libURLDownloadToFile possible?

On 5 Jun 2008, at 15:40, Klaus Major wrote: Dag Mark, Hi Klaus, Unload cancels the download, if it is still in progress. really? The docs say that does only applies to downloads using load. Oh no they don't Removes a file that was placed in the local cache by the load command, or

Re: cancel/stop libURLDownloadToFile possible?

Hi Mark and Dave, On 5 Jun 2008, at 15:40, Klaus Major wrote: Dag Mark, Hi Klaus, Unload cancels the download, if it is still in progress. really? The docs say that does only applies to downloads using load. Oh no they don't Removes a file that was placed in the local cache by the load

Re: VISTA Printing Woes

Sometimes when printing, the whole system crashes. Sometimes I get a Revolution Engine for Win32 has stopped working error message. Sometimes a report will print partially or not at all. Once this happens, then the printer spews out page after page of empty sheets of paper. Dear John, I'll

Re: OT: Collanos -- Project Management that Makes Sense

I looked at it... has the same problem as so many other solutions: a lot of overhead, information relating to a given project will be quickly fragmented across different apps/spaces (whatever you want to call them) just like our wiki now! I could see it might work for a company that lacks a

go stack/delete stack eats up memory in repeat loop

Hi list, I would like some opinions on the following while evalutating a couple of thousand stacks of scientific data retrospectively I discovered that repeatedly opening a stack with go stack aStack and doing some things and then deleting stack aStack in one handler eats up memory to the

Re: go stack/delete stack eats up memory in repeat loop

Hi Bernd, As long as the handler is running, Revolution can't do its memory management tasks. That might be why memory builds up. The workaround you found seems a good solution. I'd hesitate to call this a bug, although it might be useful to be able to clean up some memory along the way.

Re: VISTA Printing Woes

John, I just finished doing a report generator for a project I'm on. I'm using 2.9 and have seen no problems with Vista *YET*. I'll keep you posted if I do. Wouldn't the world be simpler if we all just stayed in XP? I've yet to find a single compelling reason to switch to Vista. In my mind, MS

Re: VISTA Printing Woes

Chipp Walters wrote: John, I just finished doing a report generator for a project I'm on. I'm using 2.9 and have seen no problems with Vista *YET*. I'll keep you posted if I do. Wouldn't the world be simpler if we all just stayed in XP? I've yet to find a single compelling reason to switch to

Re: VISTA Printing Woes

Chipp wrote: Wouldn't the world be simpler if we all just stayed in XP? Apparently the editorial staff at InfoWorld thinks so. They're running a Save XP petition: http://weblog.infoworld.com/save-xp/archives/2008/01/save_windows_xp.html So far they have more than 200,000 signatures, and