and the stack becomes corrupted again after a couple of
saves. I work with several stacks and I'm not having problems with
any of the others. Anyone have any suggestions on causes or solutions?
Thanks,
Tim Bleiler
University at Buffalo
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Maybe a bug somewhere using this very new feature?
Tim Bleiler
University at Buffalo
On Jan 8, 2009, at 5:45 PM, J. Landman Gay wrote:
Tim Bleiler wrote:
Hi,
I've used Rev/Metacard for years and I've never had this happen
before. I've got a corrupted stack. When I try to open the stack I
. Is that still an issue? Are there other issues
related to the touch screen? Is it possible to accommodate the screen
twisting and changing orientation at runtime? Any comments on Tablet
PC and Rev from someone with experience is greatly appreciated.
Thanks
Tim Bleiler
Instructional Designer
Marian,
Thanks for your reply. It sounds like most simple stacks should run
fine. Most of my text input would be pretty simple. I wonder if when
the screen is rotated the working ScreenRect returns values
consistent with the new screen orientation.
Tim Bleiler
Instructional Designer
:04 PM, Tim Bleiler wrote:
Marian,
Thanks for your reply. It sounds like most simple stacks should
run fine. Most of my text input would be pretty simple. I wonder
if when the screen is rotated the working ScreenRect returns
values consistent with the new screen orientation.
Tim Bleiler
Hi,
Anyone have any ideas why a script inserted into the front would run
MUCH slower than the same script run from a stack script placed in
the message path with Start using?
Thanks,
Tim Bleiler
University at Buffalo
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to the preOpenCard handler the performance
returned to acceptable levels.
Thanks for the comments,
Tim Bleiler
University at Buffalo
On Apr 8, 2008, at 1:17 PM, Richard Gaskin wrote:
Tim Bleiler wrote:
Anyone have any ideas why a script inserted into the front would
run MUCH slower than the same
in the Quicktime player and iTunes, not Rev. Is this related
to the copy protection? Is there a workaround OTHER than launching
Quicktime Player or iTunes? Or is it a bug?
Thanks,
Tim Bleiler
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Hi,
I'd like my application to respect the user settings for fonts etc.
in the windows menu bar that I create.
I've queried the registry for the user font information but I can't
figure out where the font size and font color information is stored.
Anyone know how to do this?
Thanks,
Tim
