The birds were outside *my* window :)
And, for an 'exiled' Scot, the best bit of the Webinar was the sound
of birds tweeting outside RunRev's offices in Edinburgh!
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Hi folks,
There will be a more official mail going out on this direct to your inbox
shortly, but I wanted to give you the link to the video from today's Webinar
conference:
http://www.runrev.com/offers/webinar-2009-06-23/Rev4-Preview-Webinar.wmv
We don't have a lot of choices when it comes
The tragedy of the 'exiled' Scot is that he has been away so long he cannot
tell if the birds have Scots accents or not. :)
Bill Marriott wrote:
The birds were outside *my* window :)
And, for an 'exiled' Scot, the best bit of the Webinar was the sound
of birds tweeting outside RunRev's
We used to find Festival BBs through the Festival Office, which ran a sort
of clearing house. Scottish landladies in immaculate houses serving
enormous breakfasts with bacon and eggs and oatcakes. Don't know if the
Festival Office still does that.
It would also be worth going outside
Bill,
Thanks for posting this so quickly.
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If you sent me an e-mail before 25 May and haven't got a reply yet,
please
Yes, Thanks a lot, Bill;
now able to catch up on the part of the Webinar I missed; and run it
through several times so I can extract the juice from it - and there
is a lot of juice there.
I was also happy to have my vocabulary enlarged, learning the word
'Olve' (as in 'revOlve'); although, for
Thanks for the quick post, Bill - I unfortunately got called into an
unscheduled meeting and thus missed the webinar itself.
Looking forward to gazing in awe at the goodies,
Jan Schenkel.
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I saw rocketdock mentioned recently a couple of times and it's reminded
me of a small problem (more of an annoyance) I encountered. I wrote a
dock using rev and used individual stacks for each icon to get the
transparency effect. The stacks are lined up next to each other and
moved/resized
Hi from Brittany,
Thomas, Use cPanel File Manager to create a folder
that you will open to your other user. Then use cPanel
FTP Accounts to create an account for your user, and
specify that he has access to that folder only.
Download FileZilla and create a site with these
account details.
Tell
A bit odd, see:
http://mathewson.110mb.com/rrprobs.html
and, err, yes, my website has mived again:
http://mathewson.110mb.com/default.html
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Richmond,
I see from your site that you're into graphics software, especially free
graphics software, and stuff for Linux. You should look into Xara Xtreme for
Linux: http://www.xaraxtreme.org/
Richmond Mathewson
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On Jun 23, 2009, at 8:48 PM, Josep wrote:
Yes, this is correct. After edit some value is good with
CloseFieldEditor,
but where call the function to control de datagrid draw?
The user can (1)
load entire rows from the database and need calculate the totals and
The first call would come
Richmond,
Your rant is somewhat unfair and ignores the bulk of instructional design
research that has taken place over the years.
Yes -- FORCE them to do it, and make it as unintuitive and boring as
possible -- and some WILL still learn regardless. The main idea
behind EduTainment done
Francis,
Thanks for this. It will help a lot and yes I would be interested in a
detailed workflow. Feel free to send your Word file to me.
Thanks again.
Tom McGrath III
Lazy River Software
3mcgr...@comcast.net
iTunes Library Suite - libITS
Information and download can be found on this page:
J.
His text might already have returns in it, so when you filter them, you
will reformat pretty drastically. I think it better to use an unlikely char. In
HC, I always used numToChar(8), which was invisible and took no space.
But there are plenty of others, and you never see them while
There were so many questions in the webinar that Bill only managed to
cover a small percentage of them. Would it be possible to take the
time to go through the other questions, and answer those too? My three
questions happened to be amongst the ones that were past over, and
there's no
dunb...@aol.com wrote:
J.
His text might already have returns in it, so when you filter them, you
will reformat pretty drastically. I think it better to use an unlikely char. In
HC, I always used numToChar(8), which was invisible and took no space.
But there are plenty of others, and you
Hello,
when you run into an error and you get an error list in a standalone I am
sometimes unsure if I have to read it bottom up or top down, so if the first
cause what is going wrong is the top most or bottom most?
Thanks
Tiemo
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Hi!
I am running up against a problem...
My goal:
- given a number of shots, automatically construct a table with photos
thumbnails (Done)
- by clicking on a thumbnail, to go to a larger image, in the same page
or in another page (more or less done)
- the page with the larger image being rebuilt
typo?
...src='Thumbnails/ L '/a afterttable
shouldn't that be 'after ttable?
-
Stephen Barncard
San Francisco
http://barncard.com
2009/6/24 Dom mcd...@free.fr
Hi!
I am running up against a problem...
My goal:
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Now that I found a solution for Win it shows me on the Mac the Value AND the
scale :( where I actually didn't wanted any of both
Tiemo
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Von: use-revolution-boun...@lists.runrev.com [mailto:use-revolution-
stephen barncard stephenrevoluti...@barncard.com wrote:
shouldn't that be 'after ttable?
Eeeer... I am baffled ;-
You are absolutely right!
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would be more readable in splitting clearly the .irev call and the
html code :
?rev
get yourfunction(p1,p2,...)
a href= quote it quote
and it's always easiest to take care to quote the result of the right
part of an =
and verify that your css or html editor don't apply unwanted
udy Perry wrote:
Richmond,
Your rant is somewhat unfair and ignores the bulk of instructional
design research that has taken place over the years.
Um, Yes; probably slanted too much in one direction; but mainly as a
reaction to too much in the other.
To be fair; I gave warning, and
Thanks Jacque and Craig. Your ideas have helped me out.
I wonder why runrev can embed stacks/revlets in web pages but can't
come up with a sort text by char command. (It's sort of like the
proverbial We can go to the moon, but we can't ... question.) Maybe
string sorting is useless except
Paul Gabel wrote:
I wonder why runrev can embed stacks/revlets in web pages but can't
come up with a sort text by char command. (It's sort of like the
proverbial We can go to the moon, but we can't ... question.) Maybe
string sorting is useless except in my situation.
In my experience
I agree. I don't envisage the answer to the question I asked
affecting me, but I would hate to see RunRev make a mistake in not
anticipating the problem it addressed.
At the very least it is important to set people's expectations
appropriately. Turning the questions and answers into a FAQ would
Thank you for the recommendation;
I do have Xara Xtreme installed on my P4 and when I manage
to find the time I intend to get to grips with it.
For quite a few years I relied on demo software and the merry
'application dance' between many little free programs; but
with Open Source really coming
On Jun 23, 2009, at 1:29 AM, jim sims wrote:
Anyone know the OS X proper name for control-click, option-click,
command-click events?
Keyboard shortcuts doesn't seem correct to me, but that's all I can
think of. I need to have the real deal term in order to satisfy
hardcore Mac users.
Also,
And, Jim, just to fill you with the full nausea:
http://rixstep.com/2/20040510,00.shtml
here is a fairly exhaustive (and exhausting) list of
Mac OS keyboard shortcuts.
Devin Asay wrote:
On Jun 23, 2009, at 1:29 AM, jim sims wrote:
Anyone know the OS X proper name for control-click,
One of my questions in the webinar was about the logo, and whether it
was possible at this point for it to be tweaked. My main worry was
that the two Rs were different to each other, but also I could see
potential for the letters to exactly match each other in a way that
could lead to some
I have a wordpress blog that has survived many upgrades. Some text was
entered by users by pasting text into the earlier simple Wordpress entry
fields in the early years. The text was readable and correct at the time.
I'm guessing that Wordpress changed their MySQL character encoding.
In the
Colin,
You asked, Is the logo final? It's mildly troubling that the two Rs are
different to each other. Also, is the U an exact vertical flip of the N, and
a horizontal flip of the V? That would be neat.
Yes it's final. The R's actually look better this way than if they were
identically
On Jun 24, 2009, at 8:12 PM, Devin Asay wrote:
Apple calls them keyboard shortcuts. The standard way of expressing
them seems to be Command-Option-L, with caps and hyphens.
Thank you Devin.
I'm trying my best for all out precision on this on, the app is for
Mac fanatics and developers so
On Jun 24, 2009, at 12:47 PM, Bill Marriott wrote:
Yes it's final. The R's actually look better this way than if they
were
identically shaped.
Those crazy designers, what do they know! I hope you at least liked my
version a little bit.
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We don't have a lot of choices when it comes to video format
Really? I think you should forego foisting MS POS formats on everyone and
use mp4 for distribution instead. I can explain how if necessary.
m
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On Jun 24, 2009, at 3:21 PM, Michael wrote:
Really? I think you should forego foisting MS POS formats on
everyone and
use mp4 for distribution instead. I can explain how if necessary.
You'll have noticed that Bill uses a PC and Kevin uses a Mac. I'm not
sure there are as many built in
One could, of course, go for something Open Source which everybody
could watch, trouble-free (and 'tooth-sucking-free' whether about
Microsoft or Apple) with VLC:
http://www.videolan.org/
Colin Holgate wrote:
On Jun 24, 2009, at 3:21 PM, Michael wrote:
Really? I think you should forego
Colin,
Your polished interpretation don't make it less serious and, perhaps ,
some more friendly ;-)
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Le 24 juin 09 à 20:41, Colin Holgate a écrit :
One of my questions in the webinar was about the logo, and whether
it was
Bill, I'm dying to get an answer to the questions I've asked - I asked
them several times now, in all the right places I believe :) Answers to
these questions would really help with meetings next week. If you have any
quick answers - would be great:
1. Will the XML built ins work in the plugin
Pierre Sahores psaho...@free.fr wrote:
would be more readable in splitting clearly the .irev call and the
html code :
sure, I will apply (later)
it was a first (alpha ;-)) version!
Merci, Pierre !
c'était juste un premier jet :-)
c'est là où on voit la puissance de Revo appliquée au web
My goal:
- given a number of shots, automatically construct a table with photos
thumbnails (Done)
- by clicking on a thumbnail, to go to a larger image, in the same page
or in another page (more or less done)
- the page with the larger image being rebuilt upon demand
My test photos page
Sarah Reichelt wrote:
My test photos page http://troz.on-rev.com/photos.irev uses irev to
construct a grid of thumbnails...
Are these thumbnails pre-generated, or are you making them on the fly
from the Rev server engine?
That is, does iRev have the same no-GUI limitation as the CGI engine,
On Thu, Jun 25, 2009 at 9:15 AM, Richard
Gaskinambassa...@fourthworld.com wrote:
Sarah Reichelt wrote:
My test photos page http://troz.on-rev.com/photos.irev uses irev to
construct a grid of thumbnails...
Are these thumbnails pre-generated, or are you making them on the fly from
the Rev
I'm glad they're going with runrev as it is such a nice unique web search
term.
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Hello everyone,
Is it okay to post On-Rev questions here or should they be directed
only to the On-Rev web forum?
Regards,
Gregory
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Is it okay to post On-Rev questions here or should they be directed only to
the On-Rev web forum?
There were some complaints initially about On-Rev posts to this list,
but Bill Marriott made it very clear that RunRev see On-Rev as a fully
integrated part of Revolution, so either place is fine.
Of course, it occurs to me that when the text is sorted, the returns will
be scrambled.
Typical; quick, down and dirty, and wrong. More scripting would be
required. Hopefully, he really only needs single words, since spaces, too, are
lost.
Craig
In a message dated 6/24/09 10:47:40 AM,
Sarah Reichelt wrote:
I always like to know that whenever I finally need to use
any feature of Rev, if I search the mailing list archives, I will find
some help. I hope non-On-Rev users fell the same way about On-Rev
discussions here.
I'm with you. I hardly ever get time to visit the forums
Michael,
Really?
Really.
I think you should forego foisting MS POS formats on everyone and
use mp4 for distribution instead. I can explain how if necessary.
Be my guest. We've already spent dozens of hours trying to work around this.
The GoToWebinar software we use for our webinars records
Richard,
It's our intention to have the ability to export rendered card images and
also have an interface to ImageMagick down the road, but it's not in the
current (pre-release) version of revServer. (revServer will also have the
ability to use stack files, not just .irev files, for scripts
Hi
I agree, but a good way around this is to use something like VLC
(www.videolan.org) to view videos on both mac pc.
ps. although it was freezing cold and 3:30am here in Alice
Springs(Australia) it was good to experience my first rev webinar!
regards
alex
Bill Marriott wrote:
Michael,
We use the Windows version of Xara Xtreme for probably half of our marketing
production. It's a lot of fun, an easy UI, and quite a bit faster than
Inkscape on Linux. It has capabilities that rival or exceed Illustrator (and
is also an order of magnitude faster). And the full commercial version
Hello Everyone,
I would like to find a recipe to recover the original character of character
strings like this:
ÂΩ
º
‘
‶
(typical text block with imbedded problem text:)
*comparison, Wally’s machine was “stock†, straight out of the catalog.
Part of this was due to the anticipated
ice cream cone on a hot sidewalk - meltdown
same as my internet 'stuff'
not in the mood for making this a haiku :-P
TEST
sims
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Judy: I second your motion that it is possible to make something
fascinating enough to encourage young people to go swimming in the
knowledge pool, and then want dive in again tomorrow.
Richmond: It is perfectly possible to present educational materials in
an interesting and absorbing fashion
Thanks Sarah,
I'm pleased as I don't think you can separate the two.
Regards,
Gregory
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wrote:
There were some complaints initially about On-Rev posts to this list,
but Bill Marriott made it very clear that
stephen barncard stephenrevoluti...@barncard.com wrote:
any ideas are welcome.
Hmmm... seems to be a charset issue
such as mine, with UTF-8 web pages translating accented characters ;-)
see what Mark Smith told me, in the Charset problem (Was: Re: Weather
reporting in Rev) message...
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Sarah Reichelt sarah.reich...@gmail.com wrote:
My test photos page http://troz.on-rev.com/photos.irev uses irev to
construct a grid of thumbnails and each one gets an onclick link that
calls a JavaScript function. The JavaScript then loads the larger
image into the specified div on the page.
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