On 5/15/07, David Bovill <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
so why not publish the story on the net and let them
sue you - so you get your chance to produce your evidence without the
cost?
And exactly how does 'letting them sue you' save money? Lawyers cost money
no matter which side of a case they
Thanks Trevor,
duh.
I got it...just a bit confusing is all. I do/have used the 'set the text of'
for this.
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I'm using the latest release of Rev 2.8.1
I create a new stack, add a single fld and a single button. In the button
script I add:
on mouseUp
put the long ID of fld 1 into tID
set the disabled of tID to not the disabled of tID
put "fred" into tID
end mouseUp
When I press it, the field becomes
It would be great is someone ended up with a recipe on how to install Rev as
a portableapp. I'd love to have a Mac and PC copy on a Thumbdrive too!
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From a private email I sent to Lynn,
While I know that question wasn't directed at me, I thought I'd chime in
with an answer. I actually found the U3 spec, device and organization
difficult to work with. I started a dialog with them which never finished,
even after repeated requests to them.
As
On 5/14/07, Ben Rubinstein <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
(We also tried installing Puppy Linux on one of the units and running
that.
This was fine except that we wanted to be able to mix and output several
channels of audio, and Rev's Linux multimedia support is very backwards
(please lend a vote
Hi David,
Well, I certainly am no guru on this sort of thing, but here's what I know.
Python is Vue's scripting language. When executing a Python script, it does
not run in it's own thread, but rather runs synchronously. So, in order for
VueToolbar to stay open and available, it must run asynchro
On 5/13/07, David Bovill <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I'd agree with Roger on both the key points - use law not functional
restrictions and at least extend to 25 lines.
Would that suppose we should never copy protect our applications as we can
use law to sue pirates? That said, I do agree with
Bernard,
While you post bug 3196 as a 'blocker', it certainly isn't one which I would
think affects a lot of people. I'm sure for you, it is a significant issue,
but I doubt a significant population of Rev users will ever encounter it. I
do use 'open process' in a couple of my apps w/out problem-
David,
Originally I had a 'VueHub' which acted as a broker between Rev and Vue's
Python, sending and retrieving Python scripts and data back and forth. I
ended up only using Rev as the Installer/Manager for Vue and the toolbar you
are seeing is wxPython (runs on all platforms as well). I could ne
OOPS forgot to mention the URL:
www.vuetoolbar.com
On 5/14/07, Chipp Walters <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
While this isn't something you all will rush to purchase, I thought I'd
post an announcement of it here.
Altuit VueTools are a set of Python scripts and programs which are
While this isn't something you all will rush to purchase, I thought I'd post
an announcement of it here.
Altuit VueTools are a set of Python scripts and programs which are used to
model 3D objects using e-on software's Vue6-Infinite 3D application. Rev is
used in this product to create the 'VueTo
On 5/13/07, Lynn Fredricks <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
What is your experience with portableapps?
While I know that question wasn't directed at me, I thought I'd chime in
with an answer. I actually found the U3 spec, device and organization
difficult to work with. I started a dialog with them
The old altFont demo stack did just that...installed and removed fonts on
the fly. You can certainly 'suck up' a font into a customProp, then 'spit
out' the font to a file, then load it. Should be the same with revFont.
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PsPad works too.
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Nope, don't use Function points here. But I do have experience in estimating
project scope. Here's some ideas:
1) First, get a small upfront check to build the spec. A defined spec will
help greatly in creating an estimate for what it takes to complete a
project. I typically like to create large
d use Flash to create
mechanical or architectural blueprints.
On 5/6/07, Chipp Walters <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On 5/5/07, Joe Lewis Wilkins <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Chipp,
>
> Can Flash be used for scaled drawings?
Joe, I don't understand the question.
On 5/5/07, Joe Lewis Wilkins <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Chipp,
Can Flash be used for scaled drawings?
Joe, I don't understand the question.
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Believe it or not, I prefer Flash, as I can draw anything I like with it,
and over the years I have created libraries which help me diagram. Frankly,
I prefer Flash 4 as it's very simple to use. One of the great things about
Flash is that it autoscales print results to any device. So, the Flash do
Bridger,
Here's how you can use altFldHeader to sort your 'columns'.
altFldHeader has customProps for each column 'button'. One is called
"altEnableBtn" and if you want a column button to do something, you need to
set the altEnableBtn of the button to true.
Next, if you want to do something OTHE
Thanks Bob,
That'll do! Hope all is well in LV.
-c
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Wouter,
Yep, I ended up doing something along the lines of what you and Ken
suggested. Though, why do you suggest adding an exitField handler?
Just in case?
-Chipp
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Sarah,
Do you have any date validator functions laying around. If so, could
you pour me a cupful? Thanks ;-)
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Looks like I should wait for 2.8.1 to go golden then.
Jim, yeah, I was trying NOT to have to hand craft an isDate() function.
Thanks all-- though it appears Richard's tongue is certainly pressed
firm against his cheek.
-Chipp
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Thanks Jim,
I don't see anything there which can help me:
If I try the numericDate function:
put numericDate("01/01/01 hello dog")
I get:
01/01/01 hello dog00
Any other ideas?
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How come when you put in the msg box:
put "01/01/01 are you kidding me" is a date
you get true? Am I missing something?
How do you validate a date entry?
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Whoops! Spoke too fast.
Wouter, thanks for the 'focus on the target' but it doesn't work with
the following stack.
Check it out:
put in the message box and hit return.
go URL "http://www.gadgetplugins.com/chippstuff/TargetBUG2.rev";
Turns out if there is a LIST field on a lower layer, the 'focu
Wouter,
Ding ding! That's the ticket. Your fix works perfectly...and indeed
THAT is the bug identified by RunRev support (only a few hours after I
posted to the bug database!).
Thanks for the fix. best, Chipp
On 5/1/07, wouter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi,
For what it is worth, as there is s
Thanks Richard,
While your script works fine for numbers, it can't easily validate
email addresses, social-security numbers, zip codes, etc.. I really
need a single place I can put all this validation stuff, as the
project I'm working on has over 50 different input screens.
best,
Chipp
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On 4/30/07, Richard Gaskin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Was there a version in which this worked correctly?
I tested it on 2.6.1 and it worked the same. I suppose this has been a
bug for a long time. Don't know about prior to 2.6.1. In anycase, I've
already filed a bug report.
This one seems li
Thanks Sarah,
I put at the beginning of the script: "put the target into tTarget"
then replaced "the target" with "tTarget" and it still acted the exact
same way. The last statement "select text of the target" is replaced
by "select text of tTarget" and it still selects text in the wrong
field.
On 4/30/07, Mark Smith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
At a guess, I'd think it's because when you click in fld 2, you close
fld1, selecting it's text (re-opening it), thereby preventing you
from selecting fld 2...ie. once fld 1 is selected, selecting anything
else will cause fld 1 to be re-selected..
I've discovered what I believe is to be a significant bug in the
latest release version of 2.8 and would like to verify before I post
it.
The bug has to do with a simple target expression and has to do with
existing groups on a card. It's very easy to test, if you don't mind
please check it on yo
Create a new stack with two fields. Set the script of the first fld to:
on closeField
beep
select the text of me
end closeField
Now, enter text into fld 1 and try and click to fld 2. Can't. Any idea why?
-Chipp
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F759pkEl_xo
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I seem to remember someone making a stack which auto-created these
directories...as they aren't created by Rev. Seems Mark Weider was
involved, though I don't know for sure. I know Galaxy auto-creates
them for you when it's first installed.
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Thanks Mark,
Just wondering, is it documented anywhere? I couldn't find it.
best, Chipp
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I know it's in the My Documents/Revolution Enterprise folder on the
PC. But nowhere can I find out where to put them on the Mac...
Tried:
Macintosh HD:Users:chippwalters:Documents:Revolution Enterprise:Plugins
and
Macintosh HD:Users:chippwalters:Library:Preferences:Runtime
Revolution:Revolutio
Scott,
Don't know if this helps at all, but here's how I calculate checksum's
for files:
function getChecksum pFilePath
if there is not a file pFilePath then return ""
return URLencode(md5digest(URL ("binfile:" & pFilePath)))
end getChecksum
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Hi Wilhelm,
Yes, I just went back to a couple of projects where I do something
similar and found out I had to create a 'background graphic' in order
to preserve formattng. Thanks for documenting this on the list.
I guess if you cannot draw graphics on a grouped image, you may wish
to temporarily
Wilhelm,
Did you try checking the vscroll and hscroll of the group before and
after setting the loc of the image? I seem to recall they might be
involved in getting this to work.
best, Chipp
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Hi John,
I'm coming rather late to this party. But it does appear you're
missing something important here. I assume you're new to programming.
Here's how historically it's worked in the past. People have used
programs to write other programs, and in doing so, they create
functions and handlers (o
Joe,
(It's Chipp with 2 p's)
First of all, you can't save data in a standalone. I assume you
already know this. You need to store your data in a stack or file
OUTSIDE the standalone.
If what you're after is the 'Save As..' dialog, read up on "ask file".
There are two parts to Save As. The first
Joe,
I use altArchive, one of my altPlugins, to save iterative copies of my
stacks. It saves the original stack as well as a copy of the stack
with a serialized suffix (001,002,003) in a folder called "archive" in
the same directory of the stack. This way you always backup your
existing work, and
You can use "RevSave" or "RevSaveAs"...see how it's done in the IDE..
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OK, now I'm really hooked...looking for something similar on PC.
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OOPS, forgot to mention Thanks to Jim Ault for his recommendation.
Thanks Jim!
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I ran across this Mac Finder replacement, called PathFinder, and I can
finally manage files on my Mac! Turns out there are many Windows users
who hate the limitations the Finder forces on users. I have to say, if
you haven't tried it, I would suggest giving it a whirl.
Wish Apple would buy it.
-
Thanks everyone for your helpful tips Much appreciated :-)
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Is there anyway to show the path of the folder one is navigating to on
the Mac. On the PC, I have an address bar which shows the location of
where I'm at. I've a couple of windows open on the Mac and I've
navigated to the same subfolder, but of different directories. Other
than 'backing out', is t
I had an interesting revelation today regarding button placement and
overall usability concerns. I was using a cross-platform (and custom
GUI) 3D app on my Mac. I typically use it on PC. I kept hitting the
wrong dialog button, because they swapped positions from PC to Mac.
Interestingly, I also al
Thanks Terry.
I've been spending some time developing a cross-platform set of 3D
plugins using wxPython lately. Quite an experience. There are certain
many things to like about Python, and even wxPython (cross platform
GUI wrapper for Python using wxWidgets). But, I have to say, I'm
certainly not
Here's another Apple spinoff political satire which has been making the
rounds...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6h3G-lMZxjo
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While I'm sure Bruce has scads of data to back his assertion, I'm not sure
it's such a big deal. I have for years created my own interface layer, and
placed the OK button on the right for my custom created dialogs. I sell
mostly to PC users and I've never had a single complaint about the
positioni
Glen,
If you create a .ico file (Windows) and assign it when building a
standalone, it will place the icon in the titlebar as well.
-Chipp
PS Hope the move went well.
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Hmmm.
Never tried that Wilhelm. I've always used the 'export img x to file y as
JPEG' form. Though there is another issue with JPEG export. Setting the
JPEGquality to 100 doesn't create a very good JPEG image. Try this, create a
picture of a red box inside a blue box in Photoshop. Save it as JPG m
On 4/16/07, KALANGI Vijay BABU <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Another Question is that is there any way to reduce the size of the rev
file itself??
altClean, a free altToolbar plugin will clear all the rev properties from
your stack. It can save from 10-50% of your stack size.
Put this into msg
Andre,
Congratulations. I sure hope you can get over your shyness for your new job.
-c
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Been reading this same sort of doom and gloom regarding Microsoft for
years. When MS makes mistakes (frequently), they often do change their
course-- and quickly.
Back in 2002, MS announced Palladium trusted computing bound to the
chip, would be involved in it's next version of WinXP. With it,
so
Hi Len,
See below..
1) At step 5 of the "Instructions" page, you say "...then check the version of it..."
(the mainstack). Can a custom property be read without launching or loading the stack that contains it? I
had always thought that you had to "start using stackfile" before you could re
On 4/6/07, Trevor DeVore <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
the text property of an image is the actual image data. So:
set the text of image "testImage" to tJPGData
Trevor,
Just to be clear. The imageData property is different from the text of
an image. You can manipulate the imageData, but AFAIK y
Well, no responses. So I created a simple wrapper which will UnZip all
files in a zip file to a folder maintaining original hierarchy. If
there are nested files within the zip file, it will create the folders
necessary. Thanks to Björnke von Gierke for his sample stack.
Please test it if you can
Len,
You're welcome to check out my version of the solution:
http://www.altuit.com/webs/altuit2/MagicCarpetAAA/default.htm
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Does anyone have a demo stack showing the use of RevZip...or a simple
wrapper for it?
TIA,
Chipp
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see:
set the imagedata of img "xyz" to tVar
you might also want to look at the alphadata as well.
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Works fine for me. I must be missing something all these years. It certainly
hasn't affected any of Altuit's commercial projects.
On 4/5/07, Dave <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
It's really beyond me how any company can release a product where
something as basic as ordering groups in a hierarchy has
There's a plugin called revSmartSave which ships with Rev which might be
running. Try taking it out of your plugins folder and see if it doesn't
help.
On 4/4/07, Robert Mann <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Yes I did down load from site, loaded most of the plugins from site to try
out, what else coul
Lars,
Perhaps you have the stacks decorations set to empty? If so, then it won't
show up in the task bar. I believe also applications which window type are
set to palette have the same issue.
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Nope, revAltArchive does not auto-save. It only saves when you press it's
icon from the altPluginToolbar. There's another utility that autosaves, but
it's not revAltArchive.
Did you get it from here:
http://www.altuit.com/webs/altuit2/altPluginDownload/Downloads.htm
-Chipp
On 4/4/07, [EMAIL PRO
Yep, that's how it works. I use it to advantage in many of my projects. If
you want to disable some controls in a previously enabled group, use the
disable command.
So:
enable grp "fred"
disable btn "go to bed"
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Nic,
Here are some ideas:
Try opening a folder using the tip posted at sonsothunder.com. It will
prompt the user you for a username/pass combo and you should be good to go.
Also, check out the function shortFilePath()
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Cal,
On 4/1/07, Cal Horner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I was trying to keep from starting another long discussion as to the merits
of Rev.
To me Rev is a tool set that works well when one is creating an application
that is used in one or two offices
But, if you are committed to a large project,
Check out:
http://www.altuit.com/webs/revCentral/Number6/default.htm
and the tip there for how to embed a file into a stack.
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WordNet does expose it and I think it's not too hard to access. We already
do this for ThoughtOffice. We have our own WordNet server which populates
our IdeaBrowser.
best,
Chipp
On 3/27/07, Dick Kriesel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Unfortunately, wordcentral.com doesn't expose the search string
Bob,
Nice post. Where'd you find "schismogenetically" ?? ;-)
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Wow Andre, a professional student! Soon you'll have a Phd and then no one
can talk to you ;-)
I have a great idea, why don't you make a film of your computer science
experiences. With you directing and starring, it could be quite funny, and
insightful, too.
Seriously, I doubt you'll find anyone s
This is a test. I'm sure it's imperative Dave 'get in' the last word. So,
let's see.
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Henk,
It's not clear from your post whether it's a RunRev app which is throwing
the error or not. If it is , then I would suggest you try and first create a
recipe for reproducing the error. If you can, you should be able to debug
inside the IDE. If you can't, then next I'd suggest you consider w
Richard,
I typically hate to post 'me too' posts, but I have to agree with your most
thorough analysis of this problem. While I haven't used the engine yet for
10 years, I have logged quite a number of hours and commercial project
releases with it. I've never had a problem with memory leaks. I be
You can also use MagicCarpet as a plugin for Revolution as a way to manage
version controls.
http://www.altuit.com/webs/altuit2/MagicCarpetCover/default.htm
best,
Chipp
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Well Bernard,
You do have to admit, that does show the company cares about it's
customers-- though perhaps too little too late. The CEO of RunRev did take
his time to direct an answer. That's a pretty strong first step, I'd say.
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Wow Wilhelm, those images look marvelous. Sounds like very worthy
additions!!!
best,
Chipp
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I guess it's either half-full or half-empty.
On 3/20/07, Mark Wieder <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Devin-
Monday, March 19, 2007, 8:41:09 AM, you wrote:
> I think he means that you no longer have to log in to read the forums
> (fora?). Only to post.
...and it took how many months of us (well, m
Dave,
Yeah, I'm with Stephen about your *attitude*.
But, here's what I would suggest you trying:
Insert a wait 1 second with messages into your loop.
See if you're just not giving Rev enough time to garbage collect.
If it stops leaking, then you can adjust the time to wait. Don't forget the
"
Richard,
I've used them from the beginning, and have yet to have one fail. I keep one
or two in my pocket at all times. I suspect they're a bit like Plasma
screens. A lot of talk about the shelf-life, but when you actually figure
out how much you're using it, you see it will last for years and ye
Hi Martin,
Yep, I'm using 2.6. pixMapID doesn't work in 2.7. I need to rewrite that
part of my code. You might be able to try export image and see if it doesn't
work with offscreen images in 2.7...I seem to think that might work.
-Chipp
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I seem to remember going around this awhile back and thought someone might
remember if there is a solution.
If I create a grayscale (or any image) and it has fewer than 257 colors in
it (by default grayscale images do), is there a way I can force the export
image command to save it as 24-bit and
Great,now we can program Rev using our voice!
I'm sure he's doing all this on purpose, if not he's got a lower IQ
than the computer!
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Sounds like you have the "Houston, we have a problem" virus. Don't
worry, it can be fixed with healthy amounts of federal funding and
some better gasket materials.
You may be doing some Windows auto updates. Check the Control Panel ->
System and Automatic Updates tab.
best,
Chipp
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Dave,
I agree with Richard, RENAME works fine for me, too. There are
certainly bigger fish to fry and if you're convinced this is a big
problem, then post it to the bug list. Anyone who's willing to spend
time typing 22 messages for this thread, should have enough time to
write a bug report.
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Peter,
Sorry to interrupt your dream, but according to this page:
http://www.parallels.com/en/products/desktop/os/
Running Vista under Parallels is supported.
-Chipp
On 3/6/07, Peter Alcibiades <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
In my own dream, I did it too, and a few days later MS showed up with a
http://www.cutepdf.com/Products/CutePDF/writer.asp
I've used it for years
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I use pretty much the same technique, except that I typically capture
the report stack window full size off screen, resize it 50% and save
it as an accurate preview image, which can then be displayed in my own
Print Preview window.
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Bob,
There's no way Mac can be #1 unless they allow others to sell
hardware. Too many companies can't rely on a single-source hardware
solution.
I spent a good bit of time messing around with Vista today on my Dad's
computer. Setting up printers, network connections, firewalls, etc..
It appears
Just so no one thinks I *hate* Apple...
I own a ton of iPods, my Wife has 2, my daughter 1, and myself 2. They
just have the best design and software, hands down of anyone else. I
just never purchase music from their store. While I'm not all that
comfortable using a Mac, I own 2 of them, includin
On 3/2/07, Stephen Barncard <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Chipp, how can you say this? You and I know Jobs has called for the
end of DRM on music; "the labels made him do it" -- and thank god
there's no DRM on the OSX installations
With Apple, there's no fair playing with other hardware. Buy Appl
Another nugget from Ken Ray's war chest involves canceling a pending
message. I find this helpful as a first statement after receiving and
starting to executecthe message. IOW, make sure and kill all pending
same messages so there's no 'backlog' which can create quite a
confusion when debugging!
You know, you can create callbacks in libraries, too. Just make sure
you know the control objID from which a library call was made, then
send a message back to the object after a handler is completed. This
is really handy for out of process stuff. Don't forget to have a
callback handler in your li
On 3/2/07, Dave Cragg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> And finally, is there any good / sane reason to use LibURLResetAll
> in the standalone or is that just looking for trouble.
I'd avoid it if you can. I've never included it in a standalone.
Dave, you certainly are the master (and inventor) of
On 3/2/07, Richard Gaskin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
At least Apple has a business viability reason: Apple sells computers,
so if someone can run OS X on a non-Apple computer they lose a lot of money.
Hmmm.
Last I saw, Apple sold Operating systems...for even more than what I
pay for on Windo
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