Re: Apple Text Box

Speaking of text styles... The Rev docs have stated (and still do in 2.9) that Condensed and Expanded are style options. When I try them they either don't do anything at all or don't do what I expect. If they do anything at all they just make the text look a little lighter. In HyperCard

Re: Apple Text Box

On Apr 3, 2008, at 5:26 PM, Paul Gabel wrote: Hi: I mean — The box you get when you type cmd-T in TextEdit. It shows all the fonts and families and other font style stuff and also has a convenient slider for Text size. as Stephen Barncard wrote. I'm getting the impression that it's not

Apple Text Box?

Hi everyone: Is it possible within a Rev standalone to call up the Apple Text Box, similarly to how answer color will bring up the Color Box? Paul Gabel ___ use-revolution mailing list use-revolution@lists.runrev.com Please visit this url

Re: Apple Text Box?

One would have to either create an external or make one completely from scratch in Rev (I'm sure that's possible.) I don't think such a beast exists in W*ndows, so Rev probably isn't going to make one. Hi everyone: Is it possible within a Rev standalone to call up the Apple Text Box

Re: Apple Text Box?

at http://runrev.info On 3 apr 2008, at 22:48, Paul Gabel wrote: Hi everyone: Is it possible within a Rev standalone to call up the Apple Text Box, similarly to how answer color will bring up the Color Box? Paul Gabel ___ use-revolution

Re: Apple Text Box?

: Is it possible within a Rev standalone to call up the Apple Text Box, similarly to how answer color will bring up the Color Box? Paul Gabel -- stephen barncard s a n f r a n c i s c o - - - - - - - - - - - - ___ use-revolution mailing list use

Re: Apple Text Box?

, On 3 apr 2008, at 22:48, Paul Gabel wrote: Hi everyone: Is it possible within a Rev standalone to call up the Apple Text Box, similarly to how answer color will bring up the Color Box? Paul Gabel Devin Asay Humanities Technology and Research Support Center Brigham Young University

Apple Text Box

Hi: I mean — The box you get when you type cmd-T in TextEdit. It shows all the fonts and families and other font style stuff and also has a convenient slider for Text size. as Stephen Barncard wrote. I'm getting the impression that it's not possible, or at least not feasible for me.