Thanks, Kay
I was one day out and I missed your message... Finally I did something
simpler, with a command called in the scripts of every control:
"resetTimer", which reinitialize the counter to GTimeLag seconds, and
a "setTimeLag nseconds", called where necessary. It's not really
elegant
Le 18 mai 09 à 16:51, Rick Harrison a écrit :
Hi Jim,
Texas is at least much closer than then UK!
That's a matter of "cognitive coordinate system" ;-O
Best regards from Grenoble
André
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Kay C Lan wrote:
Again, I can see what you are attempting to do will only result in current
customers who are completely happy, know exactly why they are photographing
the Harry Winston with the SuperFine setting on their 6 megapixel camera,
and scanning their Title Deeds at 300 dpi, and wisely
Jim Bufalini wrote:
FUNCTION ReduceImage pData
local tWidth,tHeight
constant kMaxSize = 800
constant kJpegQuality = 60
-
put the jpegquality into tJpegQuality
create invisible image "Temp"
set the text of image "Temp" to pData
put the formattedwidth of image "Temp" into tWidt
On Tue, May 19, 2009 at 10:26 AM, J. Landman Gay
wrote:
>
> The software works fine, it's the customers that are the problem. :) They
> are taking digital photos that weigh in at 3-4 megs apiece, and scanning
> documents even larger, and creating hundreds of images. My client gets
> complaints tha
If you're using GraphicConverter then you probably want to use the scale
option under the size item of the picture menu. This will let you specify
both an output width and/or height and resolution. If the images are for
screen display then obviously 72 dpi is all you need. If you want print
output
Tom,
As Phil said, we get acceptable speed using Custom Properties - even
on databases with 100,000+ records - usually served by a Mac Mini.
Compliments to Richard Gaskin who originally suggested the approach.
By the way: no SQL, no C, no extensions!
Paul Looney
On May 18, 2009, at 6:02 PM,
Hi again Jacque,
> I have a customer project that displays scanned images and photos of
> varying dimensions. These files are usually huge, with formatted sizes
> in thousands of pixels. I need a way to change the image resolution, or
> otherwise reduce the file size, so that the images can be rew
Brian Yennie wrote:
This is just off-the-cusp, so it may be off, but what about:
1) Set the fileName of image 1 to the JPG
2) Copy the imageData of image 1 into image 2
3) Export from image 2 as JPEG
4) Scale the final image to the desired size (if necessary)
That's real close to what I was th
This is just off-the-cusp, so it may be off, but what about:
1) Set the fileName of image 1 to the JPG
2) Copy the imageData of image 1 into image 2
3) Export from image 2 as JPEG
4) Scale the final image to the desired size (if necessary)
The reason why I'm hoping this would work -- imageData i
Brian Yennie wrote:
If you're up for the programming headaches involved, one way to deal
with very large images is to cut them up into tiles. For example,
cutting each image into 4 tiles can saving them in JPEG format can be
considerably smaller than the original image. I believe the
effective
Hi Jacque,
> I have a customer project that displays scanned images and photos of
> varying dimensions. These files are usually huge, with formatted sizes
> in thousands of pixels. I need a way to change the image resolution, or
> otherwise reduce the file size, so that the images can be rewritten
Terry Judd wrote:
There are two possible ways to go...
1. resample the images to reduce the resolution
2. recompress the images
Method one will probably only be of use if the images are already at or
greater than 300 dpi. You could probably resample them to as low as 200 dpi
while still retaini
The Data Grid is fantastic.
I just used two data grid tables in my recent project and it worked like a
charm.
I created Stand Alone versions for Mac and Win and have made them
available one of my web sites four our customer access.
If you are interested, see
http://www.firstclass.com/~slynch/FOV13
Sarah Reichelt wrote:
On Tue, May 19, 2009 at 10:30 AM, Tom Cole wrote:
I've heard that instead of using a backend like sql to manage a database, I
could stay in Revolution and use arrays. I know nothing of arrays.
I've written here before about a bird database I have. Several times.
Forgiv
On May 18, 2009, at 10:03 PM, Hershel Fisch wrote:
Hi, what causes the names of the header to appear or not? Because in
a few
the names appear and a few not and the code is the same I'm wordering.
There is no setting that affects whether individual headers show or
not. Perhaps you have the
On Tue, May 19, 2009 at 10:30 AM, Tom Cole wrote:
> I've heard that instead of using a backend like sql to manage a database, I
> could stay in Revolution and use arrays. I know nothing of arrays.
>
> I've written here before about a bird database I have. Several times.
> Forgive.
>
> I just have
Hi John,
I don't believe there's anything built into Rev's zip code* to support
password protection on either end of the process. Of course if you're
writing the apps on both ends, you can encrypt your data before zipping
it, then decrypt it after unzipping it on the receiving end. But I
reali
I've heard that instead of using a backend like sql to manage a
database, I could stay in Revolution and use arrays. I know nothing of
arrays.
I've written here before about a bird database I have. Several times.
Forgive.
I just have a few items in a record:
birdname,birdnotes,place,pla
If you're up for the programming headaches involved, one way to deal
with very large images is to cut them up into tiles. For example,
cutting each image into 4 tiles can saving them in JPEG format can be
considerably smaller than the original image. I believe the
effectiveness would depend
Hi, what causes the names of the header to appear or not? Because in a few
the names appear and a few not and the code is the same I'm wordering.
Thanks, Hershel
On 5/18/09 4:51 PM, "Hershel Fisch" wrote:
> Hi, I really appreciate it looks like I got it.
> Again thanks a million, Hershel
>
>
There are two possible ways to go...
1. resample the images to reduce the resolution
2. recompress the images
Method one will probably only be of use if the images are already at or
greater than 300 dpi. You could probably resample them to as low as 200 dpi
while still retaining sufficient print
I use Pingdom.com to monitor all of my website accounts (as well as my
home connection) and the on-rev service is actually pretty speedy. Its
got an average access time of 135 ms versus my main business account's
587ms and on the other extreme is my home connection which is 87ms.
Except for the 40
m...@marksmith.on-rev.com wrote:
Will increasing the jpeg compression do it? ie. set the jpegQuality to 1
-> export imgas jpeg
Maybe... I'll have to see if using such a low quality would destroy the
image entirely. The docs indicate anything under 50 isn't going to look
too great, but I'l
Hello Folks,
>> What about the delay going from the U.S. and back?
>> What's the latency?
>
> Hah! Try being in Australia before complaining about latency!!!
In one colorful word... BRAZIL. now, let us not talk about latency
when my ISP had the worst latency in the world and because of DEBTS
had
Hi, I really appreciate it looks like I got it.
Again thanks a million, Hershel
On 5/18/09 1:17 PM, "Trevor DeVore" wrote:
> On May 18, 2009, at 6:40 PM, Hershel Fisch wrote:
>
>> Thanks, didn't get it.
>
> Do you mean you don't understand how dgText[pFirstLineContainsHeaders]
> works?
>
>>
On Tue, May 19, 2009 at 12:20 AM, Rick Harrison
wrote:
> Hi Guys,
Not a guy, but having my say anyway :-)
> So, I take it that the On-Rev servers are located in the UK?
As Jim said, they are in the US. I know the RunRev servers have been
hosted in the US for ages, so I presume that was where th
Will increasing the jpeg compression do it? ie. set the jpegQuality
to 1 -> export imgas jpeg
Best,
Mark
On 18 May 2009, at 19:47, J. Landman Gay wrote:
I have a customer project that displays scanned images and photos
of varying dimensions. These files are usually huge, with formatted
I would also be interested if this was possible - and even more so, if it was
possible to use a DSN-less connection for an ODBC database.
I distribute several apps for which I have to send people detailed
instructions on setting up a DSN; it would be far more convenient if I could
handle this
On May 18, 2009, at 6:40 PM, Hershel Fisch wrote:
Thanks, didn't get it.
Do you mean you don't understand how dgText[pFirstLineContainsHeaders]
works?
After all done already, when I need data from col 1 row 2 how do I
do that?
DgHilitedLine gives me the hilitedLine
put the dgDataOfLine
Thanks, didn't get it.
After all done already, when I need data from col 1 row 2 how do I do that?
DgHilitedLine gives me the hilitedLine
put the dgDataOfLine doesn't display any thing.
Thanks, in advanced
On 5/18/09 8:02 AM, "Trevor DeVore" wrote:
> On May 17, 2009, at 7:49 PM, Hershel Fisch
On May 18, 2009, at 3:31 PM, bar...@libero.it wrote:
I would like to know, for future reference, why there are these
inconsistencies in, what appear to me, identical objects. (?
implied ;-)
I
When you change the layer of an object, and then still refer to a
particular numbered object, th
Thank you Colin and Bern for the further suggestions, I think I'm nearly there
- no, not the mental hospital.
It has been said several times on this list
that just sending a query helps you think it out yourself.
Following Colins'
original comments I went back to stage 1 and built a stack with
dunb...@aol.com wrote:
Shouldn't be a problem; just ask Jacques.
I did, but she hasn't a clue. ;)
--
Jacqueline Landman Gay | jac...@hyperactivesw.com
HyperActive Software | http://www.hyperactivesw.com
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Klaus on-rev wrote:
But simply reducing the resolution does not change the filesize! ;-)
Oh. Seems like it should, but I'm no expert; I usually let Graphic
Converter do it. :) Any idea how to reduce the file size while retaining
the original dimensions then? And how will I know what those di
Hi Jacqueline,
I have a customer project that displays scanned images and photos of
varying dimensions. These files are usually huge, with formatted
sizes in thousands of pixels. I need a way to change the image
resolution, or otherwise reduce the file size, so that the images
can be rewr
Shouldn't be a problem; just ask Jacques.
In a message dated 5/18/09 2:48:12 PM, jac...@hyperactivesw.com writes:
> I have a customer project that displays scanned images and photos of
> varying dimensions. These files are usually huge, with formatted sizes
> in thousands of pixels. I need a way
I have a customer project that displays scanned images and photos of
varying dimensions. These files are usually huge, with formatted sizes
in thousands of pixels. I need a way to change the image resolution, or
otherwise reduce the file size, so that the images can be rewritten to
disk with a
Hi,
Does anybody know if it's possible to password protect winzip
compatible zip files using Revolution?.
Thx,
John
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Bernard, Perhaps I'm misunderstanding what a fileDSN is, but I don't
believe so. A DSN is a collection of connection parms used to connect
to an ODBC compliant data source. A System DSN and User DSN store that
information in the Windows Registry. A file DSN stores that information
in a file
First off let me explain I am NOT in any way connected to the
business mentioned below.
I accidentally deleted some files a few months ago and the recovery
software I already
had would not recover them so after looking around I found Stellar
Phoenix and gave
it a try. Some of my files were
Scott, are you sure you want a fileDSN? The issue in the forum thread
you refer to is about connecting to Access i.e. connecting to a
database as a local file, not a database server.
The person who had the problem in that initial thread then posts a
subsequent thread where he talks about connecti
Thanks Victoras,
The data is in a DB2 database, as are a number of stored procedures I
need to call, so ODBC still seems like the best fit. I'm also a little
cautious when it comes to SQLite when the database is reaching the many
millions of records size. I know SQLite proponents will swear
On May 18, 2009, at 11:06 AM, Richard Gaskin wrote:
Can anyone here think of other messages not normally sent by default?
The new messages that groups can receive: preOpenControl, openControl,
closeControl and resizeControl.
See the ParentScriptNotes.txt under NEW GROUP MESSAGES.
Regards,
DunbarX wrote:
In HC, and I would bet in Rev, messages are sent regardless of whether
there is a handler to trap them. If none, the message passes right through the
engine into the ether. I don't know if there would be a savings in overhead
to discard such messages at the outset; I suppose it w
On May 17, 2009, at 7:49 PM, Hershel Fisch wrote:
First of all Thanks, I realize that if the dgText is set when a
columns
visibility is set to false then I can NOT get the text of that cell or
column, is that the way it supposed to be?
In other words I have to..
set the dgColumnIsVisible[colum
On May 17, 2009, at 4:46 PM, Yves COPPE wrote:
Le 17-mai-09 à 17:29, Yves COPPE a écrit :
I meet a strange behavior
I have a substack with a form datagrid
I call the substack from a main stack
in the main stack I have a btn which takes info from a text file
thne convert it to a multidimenti
Hi Jim,
Texas is at least much closer than then UK!
Why Texas?
Thanks,
Rick
On May 18, 2009, at 10:34 AM, Jim Bufalini wrote:
They are in Texas, USA.
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They are in Texas, USA.
> -Original Message-
> From: use-revolution-boun...@lists.runrev.com [mailto:use-revolution-
> boun...@lists.runrev.com] On Behalf Of Rick Harrison
> Sent: Monday, May 18, 2009 4:20 AM
> To: How to use Revolution
> Subject: Re: On-Rev Signup
>
> Hi Guys,
>
> So,
Hi Guys,
So, I take it that the On-Rev servers are located in the UK?
What about the delay going from the U.S. and back?
What's the latency?
I run my own servers already, and I'd like to put together
my own Rev Server too. Should I wait for version 4.0
of Rev to do this so that the bugs are ou
Thanks, Martin! All my years of playing with Quicktime, I never knew
this little feature was in there. Very cool. Any more hidden tricks like
this?
Best,
Richard Miller
Martin Koob wrote:
Mark Schonewille writes:
Hi Ryno,
In QT there is something like movie properties, which lets you
Mark Schonewille writes:
>
> Hi Ryno,
>
> In QT there is something like movie properties, which lets you change
> balance and volume among other things.
>
> --
> Best regards,
>
> Mark Schonewille
>
> Economy-x-Talk Consulting and Software Engineering
> http://economy-x-talk.com
> http://w
François Chaplais wrote:
> > I noted, though, that the mail hosting was less than satisfactory
> > -- but I am not sure whether it's on-rev's fault, or Orange's fault!
> > (I live in France, and Orange ex-France Telecom is my ISP)
> >
> Then you should use smtp-msa.orange.fr with password identif
Bob,
Most hosting services require you to bring a domain to the table and then
set you up under that. For example, you have "mydomain.com" and your login
becomes mydomaincom. The hosting service defaults to hosting that domain.
On-Rev asks you for a "Desired Username/Subdomain" which is explain
Hi Ryno,
In QT there is something like movie properties, which lets you change
balance and volume among other things.
--
Best regards,
Mark Schonewille
Economy-x-Talk Consulting and Software Engineering
http://economy-x-talk.com
http://www.salery.biz
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