Dear Mike and Mark,
Thank you both for your advice: having reset the PMU (which was not
red) on my
G4 MDD and reset all the RAM modules as well as the PCI and AGP cards I
am still
only getting the 'bong'; the keyboard is non-responsive, the light on
the mouse does
not light up (i.e. USB port
Richmond Mathewson-2 wrote:
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> Is this the point where I try to find a computer engineer?
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No, this is the point at which you make a Hackintosh!
Peter
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Richmond,
I had an similar effect (with a PC) some years ago.
There was short circuit on the motherboard caused by a little screw I
lost and then found it between the motherboard and the case.
After removing the screw and restarting the PC all was ok.
Wolfgang
Am 20.08.2010 21:26, schrie
On 08/21/2010 11:21 AM, Peter Alcibiades wrote:
Richmond Mathewson-2 wrote:
Is this the point where I try to find a computer engineer?
No, this is the point at which you make a Hackintosh!
Peter
Actually I am at the stage where my sense of humour has worn very very thin
indeed;
Of course do all of this while being careful of static.
Out of curiosity, with the previous dead card in place, did you get
bong, no video, but a lit up keyboard? assuming you have keyboard
lights that flash when its found. Does the keyboard light up with the
new card at all during the detection
Wow, just read my own message. Glad I was writing in my native
tongue, no clue how much more unreadable it would have been if I'd
tried to alternate-language things.
On Sat, Aug 21, 2010 at 7:46 AM, Mike Bonner wrote:
> Of course do all of this while being careful of static.
>
> Out of curiosity
Just thought of one more thing, could be your power supply suddenly
decided to get lazy and provide too little power. Enough to get you
to the bong, but not enough to spin up the drives and initialize the
rest of the hardware.
I've seen machines where you turn them on, and the initial required
su
On Fri, Aug 20, 2010 at 2:58 AM, RevList wrote:
> Trevor may have developed the Data Grid (and I am really glad he did), but
> Zyrip the Slug is going to make it ultimately more usable when he releases
> his Data Grid Helper. It is a phenomenal piece of work that will make
> creating and managing
I am trying to get my standalone to accept a keyboard "paste" command to be
accepted in an "Ask" dialog box. Standalone seems to put a CR in there but no
text. It works fine when as a stack in Rev.
Thanks,
Bruce
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Richmond-
Another off-the-wall thought: I've had problems with G4 machines
before where the no-video problem was actually caused by a failing
battery on the motherboard (the little one in a cradle socket). So you
might see if you can find a replacement for that or at least be able
to test the exis
Hi Bruce,
Did you post a similar problem on the forum?
How are you that sure that ONLY a return is pasted? It is very well possible
that the user double-click a line and hence copied a text + return, pasted this
into the ask dialog and consequently only sees a return. Press backspace and
the u
Bruce-
Saturday, August 21, 2010, 9:32:09 AM, you wrote:
> I am trying to get my standalone to accept a keyboard "paste"
> command to be accepted in an "Ask" dialog box. Standalone seems to
> put a CR in there but no text. It works fine when as a stack in Rev.
Are you sure that's what's going on
When will this tool be available? Well done, mr Slug.
sqb
>
> I'm actually working to correct and improve the features already
> available in the DGH, in the goal to have a first stable version.
> A first version will not signify the end of the development. I have
> tons of features in head, and
Mark,
Yes, I am the same one as on the message board. Seems as though you get
around. And thanks for helping and being patient with me. Here is the btn
script:
on mouseUp
ask "Can you paste into this field from the keyboard?"
if it = "" then answer "Nothing was entered"
else answer "You ente
Hi Bruce,
I replied on the forum:
>
> OK, I understand your problem. It won't work, not even on Mac. The people who
> say it works on Mac are using command-V instead of right-click.
>
> There is no script in the ask dialog window that handles a right click. If
> you want this to work, you hav
Mark,
Now it gets wierder. Created a text field. Rebuilt. Grabbed some text
from the script editor, from the middle of a line so as not to get a CR.
Pasted it into the Ask dialog box, and it pasted it into the filed just
fine.
Then I grabbed some text from an email window that was open, like I
I don;t see anything in the dictionary that looks like there are any
built in features to handle mouse gestures. Wouldn;t be the first
time I've missed something in Rev but are there any such features or
has anyone written code to implement gestures?
Thanks,
Pete Haworth
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Trevor DeVore wrote:
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> dispatch "FindLine" to group "DataGrid" with "MyColumn", "String To
> Find"
> put the result into theLine
>
Coming back to it... ok this gives me the line, then I can scroll that line
in view.
but when there are several occurences of the searchedString, the result
o
i've seen a stack on revOnline on the subject..
LibMouseGestures by Malte Brill
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On 8/21/10 8:25 PM, Peter Haworth wrote:
I don;t see anything in the dictionary that looks like there are any
built in features to handle mouse gestures. Wouldn;t be the first time
I've missed something in Rev but are there any such features or has
anyone written code to implement gestures?
The
Thank you for your suggestions last week. Started building my application
again from scratch. At the end of Module 1 (of four) I tested the Print
function and it worked!
Scenario. Ten Cards provide theory Training. Ten Cards provide multiple
choice Questions. Last card has a field named
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