Andre-
Saturday, August 7, 2010, 6:06:22 PM, you wrote:
> Bill,
> Best reason for it not to be working is it referencing wrong relative
> objects and stacks. Try setting the defaultstack to something on your
> frontscript before trying to do stuff with objects.
Yeah - front- and back-scripts ar
Can't you do it with a shell call and a .reg file?
regedit /s path\to\regfile.reg
where /s tells it to run silent.
More info at the following KB article, but the gist is, insert the
keys you want then export them to a the .reg file.
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/310516
On Sat, Aug 7, 2010 at 6:
Bill,
Best reason for it not to be working is it referencing wrong relative
objects and stacks. Try setting the defaultstack to something on your
frontscript before trying to do stuff with objects.
Andre
On Sat, Aug 7, 2010 at 9:57 PM, Bill Vlahos wrote:
> Sorry. I misspoke. It is getting load
On Sat, Aug 7, 2010 at 9:54 PM, J. Landman Gay wrote:
> On 8/7/10 6:50 PM, Andre Garzia wrote:
>
> This is not a RevBrowser BUG per se since RevBrowser is not doing
>> anything,
>> it is IE again in its infinite wisdom trying to do things for you (which
>> it
>> shouldn't). The only solution in t
Sorry. I misspoke. It is getting loaded. Now I have to figure out why it isn't
working.
Bill Vlahos
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On Aug 7, 2010, at 5:55 PM, Bill Vlahos wrote:
> I hav
I have a button with the script: answer the frontscripts which returns nothing.
Not even an empty dialog box.
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On Aug 7, 2010, at 5:42 PM, Andre
On 8/7/10 6:50 PM, Andre Garzia wrote:
This is not a RevBrowser BUG per se since RevBrowser is not doing anything,
it is IE again in its infinite wisdom trying to do things for you (which it
shouldn't). The only solution in these case is to add lots of Registry
information, registering your own
Yes. Long grabs are where we've encountered problems.
Richard Miller
On 8/7/10 11:35 AM, Ben Rubinstein wrote:
Is it long grabs (my next set of tests) that is the problem?
Many thanks,
Ben
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Bill,
I've set frontscripts from many places including stacks launched by
standalones. Can you query the frontscripts property after setting it to see
if it is missing?
On Sat, Aug 7, 2010 at 9:39 PM, Bill Vlahos wrote:
> Do frontscripts need to be set up in the standalone or can they be
> es
On Sat, Aug 7, 2010 at 9:35 PM, Richard Gaskin
wrote:
> Andre Garzia wrote:
>
> For some stuff to work I need to set a subkey on the windows registry to
>> empty value, I need the key there with an empty value but setRegistry says
>> that if you set a subKey to empty it will delete the subKey. Ho
Do frontscripts need to be set up in the standalone or can they be established
in a stack that is launched by the standalone?
I can do the former but I can't seem to set a frontscript from a stack launched
by the standalone.
Bill Vlahos
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Andre Garzia wrote:
For some stuff to work I need to set a subkey on the windows registry to
empty value, I need the key there with an empty value but setRegistry says
that if you set a subKey to empty it will delete the subKey. How to proceed
then?
If memory serves you can set it to (in Rev)
Folks,
For some stuff to work I need to set a subkey on the windows registry to
empty value, I need the key there with an empty value but setRegistry says
that if you set a subKey to empty it will delete the subKey. How to proceed
then?
Andre
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Folks,
Sometimes do you want to create some fancy interface using RevBrowser and
want to communicate back with the stack that hosts the RevBrowsr view. One
quick way of doing this is to use custom protocols (so that you know that
url is yours) such as:
myapp:refreshGui
myapp:executeHandler/do
'tab' is a keyword, but not a command , 'return' is a command in a
function and will be a different color
'space' and 'tab' should be the same color, just as 'comma'.
Try the simple 'replace tab with space in var
--
get the clipboardData["text"]
replace tab with space in IT
set the clipboa
Sorry the actual script is:
on pasteKey -- replace returns and tabs with spaces before pasting for
attachments description (actually any table)
if the target contains "revCell-" then
set the clipboardData["text"] to replaceText(the
clipboardData["text"],return,space)
set the clipb
I want to intercept a paste command to replace any tabs or returns in it with
spaces so they don't get pasted into a table object. The script below works for
returns but not tabs. Notice that color of the word tab is not even the same as
the color of the word return. It is like the tab character
On 8/7/10 3:10 PM, Timothy Miller wrote:
If I have RevMedia 4.0 on one machine and 3.0 on the other, moving
stacks back and forth, am I at risk for trouble?
No, it should work fine. The stacks are in the same format. The only
problem you might have is if you write new scripts that use 4.0 fe
FWIW
There is a marvelous old book around, 40 years old in fact, The
Management of Time by James T. McCay. It appears there are only about
60 copies left on Amazon. It mandatory reading given to use by our
spiritual master.
If you wanted a dynamic insight into personal management in just
Good question, Mark.
Answer: I didn't know RevMedia 4.0 is free, and for that matter, I didn't
realize it exists.
I often move stacks back and forth between my PowerPC OS X 10.4.x machine and
my Intel OS 10.6.4 machine, so I need that to keep working. I can't find the
system requirements for R
Thanks Marian,
I was able to retrieve the serial number from another source. Then I couldn't
enter it because the serial number fields were dimmed out in the "please
register" window, along with a spinning beachball.
It's working now. A slightly worrisome incident. Maybe time to run Disk
Warri
Hi Tim,
Why don't you just download the new free RevMedia 4.0?
Often, when I install a trial version or an older version of
Revolution, all already installed versions of Rev get unregistered. I
don't know why.
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Wilhelm Sanke wrote:
There seems to be no difference between "boundingrect empty and
locLocation true" and "boundingrect not empty and lockLocation false",
the option of "boundingrect not empty and lockLocaction true", which
would describe the properties of the group as I use it now, is absent i
Tim
Just contact supp...@runrev.com and they can provide you
with your password. They might also be able to tell you why this
happened--I certainly can't (no surprise that :-)
M
On Aug 7, 2010, at 2:35 PM, Timothy Miller wrote:
Hoo Boy! I just realized that the place I keep my R
Hoo Boy! I just realized that the place I keep my Rev Media registration number
is an a password-protected Rev Stack!
Tim Miller
On Aug 7, 2010, at 12:33 PM, Timothy Miller wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I've been the happy owner of Rev Media v 3.0.0 for several years. Yes, I paid
> for it. I use it ev
Hello,
I've been the happy owner of Rev Media v 3.0.0 for several years. Yes, I paid
for it. I use it every day, in a variety of ways, on crude, self-authored
stacks.
Today, I routinely launched a stack I use ever day, and, to my surprise, I was
prompted to activate my copy.
I might have the
It depends of what you define as 'long'. I was transferring entire 8mm
tapes at SD DV resolution - 2 hrs - and generating up to 24g files. I would
get sync issues as big as 10 seconds sometimes. Other times not.
Videograbber could be extremely useful for archiving. Video transfer and
database in
On 07/08/2010 14:56, wayne durden wrote:
Given that almost all will indeed have excessive features, it seems like
this might be a good use case for Rev and "eating one's own dogfood."
Admittedly any prebuilt system has an enormous amount of man hours
already in it, but it doesn't seem like a bug
On Sat Aug 7, 2010, Richard Gaskin ambassador at fourthworld.com wrote
Wilhelm Sanke wrote:
> Richard,
>
> Thanks for this really valuable information.
>
> "set the boundingrect of group x to the rect of group x" solves the
> complete list of problems, the "setting" and "keeping" bugs are no
Thanks for the confirmation Richard, I've added a report to RQCC for this issue.
I'm a bit perturbed by the combination of the "The PC side works much better
than the Mac side" with "runs with adequate stability even for video grabs as
long as 3-5 minutes". The latter seems to me to be a doubl
I am going to go buy this book today.
On Fri, Aug 6, 2010 at 6:58 PM, Web Admin Himalayan Academy wrote:
> I have Getting things done and also listen to Merlin Man at 43 folders, I
> also get David Allen's newsletter and *try* to implement as much as I can...
> changed my life... especially "in
Wilhelm Sanke wrote:
Richard,
Thanks for this really valuable information.
"set the boundingrect of group x to the rect of group x" solves the
complete list of problems, the "setting" and "keeping" bugs are no
longer interfering and all side effects have gone away - like with the
magic button,
On Fri Aug 6, 2010, Richard Gaskin ambassador at fourthworld.com
Wilhelm Sanke wrote:
> Actually, there are at least two bugs: The problem of "setting" the loc
> and that of "keeping" the loc - although the lockloc of the image is set
> to true. "Lockloc" in the context of the definition abov
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