On Jun 20, 2008, at 11:48 AM, Sarah Reichelt wrote:
I also have a standaloneSaved routine that checks for any newly built
Mac app and touches it automatically. If anyone wants to see that, I
am happy to post it.
I'd like to see that routine. At some point hopefully Rev will build
this in
Hi Scott,
The pList wouldn't open with a double-click, but I could open it in a
text editor. I've rebuilt the stack step by step without adding sound
and the new one displays the icon in the finder. This is a puzzle
stack and is the basis of five stacks -- all of them display the same
pro
Hello Randy,
You might try copying one of the pLists from your other apps and
editing the relative bits and then replacing the one that won't open
with the newly edited one. I haven't had any problems with pList
"corruption," though. Are you using a pList editor to open it with or
a text
Hi Scott,
Yes, I tried that method as well as command-D to no avail. However, I
hadn't thought to check the pList. It won't open -- that suggests
corruption. The pLists in all the other standalones I made do open.
I'm using the default settings in the rev standalone settings. Any
thoughts
That's one of the advantages of having as poor eyesight as I do. I
have to read slowly and with large type, so not much escapes me. I am
really crazy about Firefox's great Zoomability; so very much better
than Safari's.
Joe Wilkins
On Jun 19, 2008, at 10:28 PM, J. Landman Gay wrote:
Joe
Joe Lewis Wilkins wrote:
Hey, Jacque,
Typo perhaps?
answer file "Choose a stanadlone application:"
Oh my, that's too funny. I've been using that script for years and I
never noticed that!
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On Fri, Jun 20, 2008 at 1:10 PM, J. Landman Gay
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Randy Hengst wrote:
>>
>> Jacque, I don't know how to use the terminal, but I had tried both of your
>> other suggestions.
>
I prefer to use Terminal, as it doesn't require the file path
manipulations that AppleScript doe
Hey, Jacque,
Typo perhaps?
answer file "Choose a stanadlone application:"
Joe Wilkins
On Jun 19, 2008, at 8:10 PM, J. Landman Gay wrote:
Randy Hengst wrote:
Jacque, I don't know how to use the terminal, but I had tried both
of your other suggestions.
Here's a script that doesn't need Termi
Randy Hengst wrote:
Jacque, I don't know how to use the terminal, but I had tried both of
your other suggestions.
Here's a script that doesn't need Terminal, you can run it in Rev. I
mistakenly said it uses a shell command, but it uses AppleScript. Put
this script into a button:
on touchA
Hello Randy,
I'm in the habit of Option + dragging the recalcitrant application in
order to "duplicate" it. For me, this always seems to jar the Finder
in the needed way. If this doesn't do it for me it has always meant a
problem elsewhere. In my case it usually means I've messed up the
Mark and Jacque,
Thank you for your comments.
Jacque, I don't know how to use the terminal, but I had tried both of
your other suggestions.
Mark, I don't know why I didn't think to check the package contents.
Anyway, the icon I made is in the resources folder, so I'm sure it is
there and
Randy Hengst wrote:
Hi All,
I've been playing with making icons for standalones for the first time.
After scouring the archives I ended up using Iconbuilder 8.5.1 with
Photoshop Elements 4.0 on MacOSX 4.11 and Rev Studio 2.8.1.
I've been successful with all but one of the standalones. This o
Hi Randy,
Do you see any icon at all? What kind of?
Are all standalones for Mac of the same time, i.e. either for Intel or
PPC, or universal?
Are you sure that you have set the application icon, rather than the
document icon?
Which icns files do you see inside the application package? Th
Hi All,
I've been playing with making icons for standalones for the first
time. After scouring the archives I ended up using Iconbuilder 8.5.1
with Photoshop Elements 4.0 on MacOSX 4.11 and Rev Studio 2.8.1.
I've been successful with all but one of the standalones. This one
project will n
On Oct 30, 2005, at 10:55 AM, graham samuel wrote:
I can't help, sorry, but I have met with a lot of frustration around
the whole icon experience myself. This is an area where a Rev-based
Icon App would be very appreciated. The standalone builder icon
scheme hasn't worked properly for me.
Br
Mark Swindell wrote:
I can't help, sorry, but I have met with a lot of frustration around
the whole icon experience myself. This is an area where a Rev-based
Icon App would be very appreciated. The standalone builder icon scheme
hasn't worked properly for me.
Changing the app that creates
On Sun, 30 Oct 2005 10:20:54 -0800, Mark Swindell
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I can't help, sorry, but I have met with a lot of frustration around
the whole icon experience myself. This is an area where a Rev-based
Icon App would be very appreciated. The standalone builder icon
scheme hasn't
Mark Swindell wrote:
I can't help, sorry, but I have met with a lot of frustration around
the whole icon experience myself.
Here are some things to try. Much of the frustration revolves around OS
X's reluctance to update its icon info in the Finder.
Build the standalone, assigning your own
I can't help, sorry, but I have met with a lot of frustration around
the whole icon experience myself. This is an area where a Rev-based
Icon App would be very appreciated. The standalone builder icon
scheme hasn't worked properly for me.
Bring the icons into the app, point them at the sta
I've been making a Standalone on OSX Tiger (10.2.4). I believe I have
a well-formed icon - a .icns file made with Iconographer, including
the largest size version (128x128). I can make the Standalone easily
enough, and when I put it in the Applications folder, I get the
proper icon; but if
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