On Thursday, January 15, 2004, at 06:07 AM, Sannyasin Sivakatirswami
wrote:
Namaskara and Aloha,
I will be away on a mission but my evil twin will stay up all night
and send emails to Malaysia and India until February 9th serving as
part of the staff for the 2004 Indian Odyssey, Himalayan Aca
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Well, like I said, it was untested ;-)
Also, that last char (the CR which you said is needed to separate the
lines) is separating the last line from a blank line which was not in
the original field. That CR should indeed be removed before sorting in
I can't believe that this guy is posting illegal software and
trying to get people here to 'buy' into the idea.
This is like a bad dream.
I for one am a bit sick of this guy.
Ayup. Maybe if we ALL tell him how sick we are of his drivel, he'll
just go away (or wise up, one)!
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Hi,
first of all thanks for your time. It appears that the external does not
play nicely with UTF-8 encoding. But there might still be me doing
something wrong. However, it is a blocker for a project at the moment. I
have created an attachment to bug 5215.
http://quality.runrev.com/qacenter/
Is the text actually UTF8 encoded - saying that it contians an an accented e
(é) - and reading docs / doing this by hand may be a bit error prone? The
first thing I'd do is check the XML with a validator and make sure that
works - before looking for bugs?
I've got some documentation with links to
Hi David,
yes,
the text is UTF-8 encoded. It appears to be a BOM issue. I received
the following tip that appears to do the job:
Instead of unidecode(uniencode(myXML,"UTF8"),"ANSII") for the whole
XML data I have the following script now:
-- Remove byte order mark from UTF8 text
if cha
On 09/07/07, Malte Brill <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
the text is UTF-8 encoded. It appears to be a BOM issue.
BOM might be an acronym or abbreviation for: #Bergen Ocean
Model#Bid-O-Matic#Bill of Materials#Board of Medicine#Book of Mormon#Bureau
of Meteorology, Australia#Byte Order Mark#Body of M
BOM in this case Byte order Mark (I think) I am completely unsure
about that UTF-8 stuff though.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Byte_Order_Mark
replacing anything inside the node contents would render the whole
purpose of using UTF-8 encoding useless, wouldn´t it?
All the best,
malte
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Hi Steve and all,
>>> controls. this left the images on a card. When I deleted the images
>>> the
>>> images I thought were stored in the image chooser were deleted as
>>> well.
>>
>> set the visible to false
>
> Shoa Sean,
> If there are different ways to load, access and use images in
>Start at 200 to be sure
>
>Be careful to not use ids that might be used by the RR image-library
>(they use the same technique ;-)
Klaus, et al:
Check the Rev Dictionary id property:
"The following ids are reserved and should not be used for image
ids:" [summarized}
1 - 13
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Untested clean-up of that code:
on mouseUp
put empty into sorter-- these two lines are mainly to
make me feel a little better,
put empty into sorteddata -- coming from a background in
lower-level languages like Pascal
repeat for e
On Apr 1, 2005 12:55 PM, Frank D. Engel, Jr. <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Untested clean-up of that code:
>
Your clean-up code needed a little cleaning up. :-)
on mouseUp
put empty into sorter -- these two lines are mainly to make me
feel a little better,
put empty into sorteddata --
Ah, yes- I guess it's all in our different assumption about the data
format =). I assumed that all of the first words were already grouped
together... but you're right- my version was grouping the first item
and then sorting the second.
So if you _want_ the first items grouped, it'll do that fo
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
a lot of really dumb comments.
Richard wrote:
I doubt the listmom will ban you from this list, but for myself none
of the lists I manage are allowed to be used for the promotion of
criminal activity.
I can't believe that this guy is posting illegal software and
am 06.06.2002 23:59 Uhr schrieb [EMAIL PROTECTED]
unter [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
> One other suggestion: become familiar with the Application Overview
> window and all it's facilities.
I m still working on a description of Application Overview´s problems. (see
post to improve list). Because Application
Dave wrote:
> The maximum number it can be set to seems to be 2130706432.
Hi Dave (and all)
I am not too sure about that, though I would love to know if there are
upper limits. On my Intel mac I get:
9
4
34
30
25
21
16
12
8
3
33
on each run of the following script:
on mouseUp pMouseBtnNo
Thanks Ken, that´s what I was afraid of.
Andre: The > is in the contents of the node, not in the Tag name. The
whole thing is UTF8 encoded, so I do not see how the external should
lose any char in the node contents. It appears that it doesn´t get along
with mixed stuff in node contents (btw: i
Malte,
I think the XML External will have trouble if > is present anywhere, even
as node content. > is not an XML Entity, I had that problem before too,
you can try replacing the ampersands for &. This may move your software
forwards while RunRev External Quality Ninjas work out what is happening
According to a handy little book I own, 'XML - in easy steps', > is
the standard way to represent '>' in node contents, so it should work.
But it also mentions that you can use the unicode character code
'&#nnn;' for non standard characters.
I tried a simplified test here on Windows and > worked
Moin Ralf,
the script I posted earlier does the trick for single line fields, if
placed on card, stack or library level. Might be adapted to more than
one line. At least it is a workaround.
ON returnInField
IF the autotab of the target THEN
type TAB
ELSE
pass returnI
Colin wrote:
> By just replying, and not touching the subject, it should remain
within the same thread.
As soon as one is on digest mode (as am I) I think it will break.
Anyone knows a way around that?
Cheers,
Malte
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Jim Hurley wrote:
In the message box.
go stack url "http://home.infostations.net/jhurley/ConfinedBalls.rev";
Very very nice Jim!
All the best,
Malte
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Hi Joel,
Maybe it was my limited number of loops that didn´t produce a
meaningful result. :-) Anyway, your version is so much more readable,
and in single calls they are head to head anyway, that I will likely
change the function in the next version of AE. Thanks very much for the
suggestion.
The original Mac version of Myst was written in Hypercard, but used XCMDS to allow the
display of color pictures.
Later versions on windows etc, were farmed out by Cyan to other development teams who
basically re-did the work in traditional languages, using the Mac Hypercard version as
a
I thought that I'd read somewhere that they had an SGI going 24-7 for the
3D work... Not true?
Judy
On Tue, 26 Aug 2003, Edwin Gore wrote:
> (Oh, and all the 3D was done using Strata 3D, also on the Mac)
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Hi from San Diego,
Francis, I hope you didn't create all of this just for my edification.
(smile)
Thanks a lot. Maybe I'll get so organized one day. Actually, one of my
basic problems is a fantastic memory, so I get along with pretty
intolerable situations that would force others to "orga
Fantastic memory huh? Just wait until you see what a little age does to that
memory...
On Thu, Nov 20, 2008 at 10:41 AM, Joe Lewis Wilkins <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi from San Diego,
>
> Francis, I hope you didn't create all of this just for my edification.
> (smile)
>
> Thanks a lot. Maybe I
Hi Bill,
Perhaps you haven't noticed. I'm almost 76, but I take a lot of great
supplements. (smile) And the short term memory has suffered some, but
the long term is longer than ever, and maybe even better for the kinds
of things I really want to remember. It gets selective after a while.
Is there a reason Dreamhost is popular? I've been looking for an easy
way to buy some hosting and use a Valentina database, but I don't see
too many hosting providers having that built-in other than MacServe...
On 7/6/06, Dan Shafer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Stephen Barncard turned me on to Dre
Dreamhost is cheap, reliable, well supported, and flexible. It doesn't
incorporate Valentina but I'm sure you could deploy Valentina on its
servers.
On 7/6/06, Jared Smith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Is there a reason Dreamhost is popular? I've been looking for an easy
way to buy some hosting an
Luis wrote:
>It's all a bit weird getting all these freebies
Tis the season :-D
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Nope - uninstalling and re-installing doesn't reassociate the files either. Looks like
it's time for a bug report...
>- --- Original Message --- -
>From: "Edwin Gore" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>Sent: Fri, 25 Jul 2003 15:55:5
25 Jul 2003 15:39:28
>
>On 7/25/03 6:05 PM, Edwin Gore wrote:
>
>> Nope - uninstalling and re-installing doesn't
>reassociate the files
>> either. Looks like it's time for a bug report...
>
>Before you do that, have you tried using
>"Install-Uninstall
o
"C:/hello.png"
Then, you can
put URL ("binfile:" & "C:/hello.png") into image "test"
and it will now 'set' the imagedata for that image.
best,
Chipp
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> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTE
al Message -
From: "Tuviah Snyder"
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Friday, July 25, 2003 6:53 PM
Subject: : RE: RE: moving images between stacks
> >set the imagedata of img 1 of stack "Untitled 2" to the imagedata of img
1
> of stack "Untitled 1"
>
Hi Judy,
Btw, is there an edu/bulk pricing that would apply? (given
that I'm also asking the students to buy Rev...)
Usually, we all chip-in for 10-packs and split the costs.
We will make a regular 10 user license available through the store and
are working on an additional edu discount, in
Hi Malte,
No hurry -- that class isn't until February.
Thanks!
Judy
On Wed, 2 Nov 2005, Malte Brill wrote:
> We will make a regular 10 user license available through the store and
> are working on an additional edu discount, in the meantime please
> contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sorry Jeanne, I was using the variable it to get the converted seconds. I see
now that the container has the result I am looking for.
Thanks,
JR
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am 26.04.2002 18:01 Uhr schrieb [EMAIL PROTECTED]
unter [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
> The other day I needed to install some software on my Mac and it
> conflicted with something. When I started up without extensions, the
> monitor came up in default 800x600 resolution, and I couldn't hit the
> OK button
At 7:50 AM -0700 5/22/2002, Rob Cozens wrote:
>* There is no way of sharing a image among several stacks except by
>keeping the image as an individual file. If, for example, one starts
>using an image library stack and references an image in the library,
>a copy of the image is installed in the r
Rob Cozens wrote...
>* Based on the above, an image library is really a developer's
>library, not a runtime library...simply a short cut (or alternate
>means) of adding images to a stack. [Too bad, says moi]
As much as I hate Director overall (I use it on a daily basis) I do
like its impleme
>At 7:50 AM -0700 5/22/2002, Rob Cozens wrote:
>>* There is no way of sharing a image among several stacks except by
>>keeping the image as an individual file. If, for example, one starts
>>using an image library stack and references an image in the library,
>>a copy of the image is installed in
Hi Rob,
> Hi All,
>
> I'm trying to determine the most efficient way of handling images in
> stacks short of distributing a bunch of individual image files. Can
> anyone confirm or refute what I think I know?
>
> * There is no way of sharing a image among several stacks except by
> keeping th
Hi Jeanne,
>You can create a blank button and set its icon to the image; in this way
>the image can reside in any stack that's loaded into memory.
I created an empty stack, started using revimagelibrary.rev, and
created a button referencing an image in the library. The image
appears in the ne
Title: Re: Observations Re: Images
My apologies Jeanne,
>>I created an empty stack, started using
revimagelibrary.rev, and created a button referencing an image in the
library. The image appears in the new stack as expected; however
it does not disappear when I stop using the image l
At 7:27 AM -0700 5/23/2002, Rob Cozens wrote:
>I created an empty stack, started using revimagelibrary.rev, and
>created a button referencing an image in the library. The image
>appears in the new stack as expected; however it does not disappear
>when I stop using the image library, and it is sti
>The bug is that apparently the library isn't properly filtering out images
>it finds in shared groups, so it's displaying each image once per card, and
>you see duplicates. But the image in the stack isn't being duplicated - the
>Image Library is just showing that single image as many times as th
>You can create a blank button and set its icon to the image; in this way
>the image can reside in any stack that's loaded into memory. (Whether this
>is practical depends on whether you just want to display the image, or
>whether you need to fiddle with such as the imageData or mask as well.)
Je
Jeanne, et al writes:
I should have read this closer. For me the bottom line is, if you
want the image to be scalable, it must reside in each stack: resizing
a button does not resize its icon.
-
It can, all you have to do is put this into the "onResizeStack handler":
put the icon
same button and then
clicking the group btn, crashing each time. Saving after deleting the card
button, and then re-opening after the inevitable crash, seems to have
alleviated the problem -- now the Nav buttons work without crashing -- but
am I blundering about by deleting a card button and then c
computer). I
> repeated this process three times, deleting the same button and then
> clicking the group btn, crashing each time. Saving after deleting the
> card
> button, and then re-opening after the inevitable crash, seems to have
> alleviated the problem -- now the Nav buttons w
On Thursday, June 6, 2002, at 10:15 AM, Rob Cozens wrote:
> Early on I experienced unstableness in the Revolution platform;
> but once I had crashed enough times, I could determine what
> actions (often blindlessly trying something I had not done before
> to determine the best way to do it) c
>For me, unfortunately, I don't remember what the good or bad habits are.
I'm pretty much in the same boat, Dar. It was just something I worked through.
I think:
* A lot of my problems early on had to do with changing a card or
other object I had already created. Maybe things like trying to
*snip*
> It would be interesting to
> hear from those that develop RunRev projects on Windows.
I do on many occasions and one thing I do know is save frequently. Every
program on my system crashes, and sometimes the system will join in as well.
I just wish my PC was as stable as my iBook.
Derek
There has been high praise for RunRev from many contributers to this
list.
The members of this list are probably the most ardent ambassadors for
RunRev and Revolution.
You should accept these few adverse comments in the same manner as you
have accepted the many commendations.
Frank
At 4:18 PM +0100 6/12/02, Ben Rubinstein wrote:
>I'm sure the biggest factor is that I'm avoiding the things that
>crash, unconsciously
>walking around the bear traps.
My guess is Rev 1.1.1 disarmed most bear traps. Before I had time to
learn where the bear traps were, Rev 1.1.1 was released. S
>For me the bottom line is, if you
>want the image to be scalable, it must reside in each stack: resizing
>a button does not resize its icon.
>-
>It can, all you have to do is put this into the "onResizeStack handler":
>
>put the icon of button myButt into myPic
> set the height
>I have two icons for the same button: enabled & disabled. Switching
>the disabled property of the button causes the image to return to
>its original size.
FWIW, I cannot duplicate this problem today; but perhaps I've not
visited a substack where the button sizes are different.
--
Rob Cozen
Hi ???
>> I have two icons for the same button: enabled & disabled. Switching
>> the disabled property of the button causes the image to return to its
>> original size.
is the lockloc of that image set to true ?
Just a thought...
>
> FWIW, I cannot duplicate this problem today; but perhaps
> I have two icons for the same button: enabled & disabled. Switching
> the disabled property of the button causes the image to return to its
> original size.
>
> I guess it's back to duplicate images in substacks of the same stack
> or standardized image size...a poor second choice.
A resizeIc
>is the lockloc of that image set to true ?
Hi Klaus,
That's what I will try next if the problem manifests itself again.
--
Rob Cozens
CCW, Serendipity Software Company
http://www.oenolog.com/who.htm
"And I, which was two fooles, do so grow three;
Who are a little wise, the best fooles bee."
>A resizeIcon property would be useful, but if it resizes the image, then one
>has the caveat that if you want to use it in other instances at a different
>size... what happens?
Thanks Sivakatirswami,
I see two issues here:
1. All buttons in the same stack that use the same image would have
t
>A resizeIcon property would be useful, but if it resizes the image, then one
>has the caveat that if you want to use it in other instances at a different
>size... what happens?
Sivakatirswami, et al:
I have done some testing in the current Rev environment (set the
height/width of image id xx
At 8:30 PM -0700 7/15/2002, Steve Messimer wrote:
>So I tried to load up the images again thinking that the reason they
>dissappeared from the image chooser was that I didn't actually save them the
>last time. So I loaded all of them again and saved the stack. When I
>deleted the images from the
ame
box
but this is funky.
Perhaps there's some way around this?
Ken Ray
Sons of Thunder Software
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From: "Filippo Galimberti" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>> Revolution supports animated GIFs; can't you make an animated GIF timed
>> appropriately and just play it in Rev?
> Thanks for the reply. The answer is... yes I could use an animated gif but
> I'd rather swap out icons. Its more convenient to changing the rate at
> which images are swapped
Yves Coppé wrote:
> I repeat that what you ask is not possible
> I come from Hypercard and used the same XFCN
> In Rev, it is not possible...!!!
> you cannot know which submenuItem has been selected
> Try :
>
> on mouseUp
> answer the selectedtext of me
> end mouseUp
>
> you will see that t
Is there any way to change the order of substacks?
Ben, et al:
The one time I tried to do this, I set the mainstack property to
remove a substack from the mainstack and then add it back...which put
it at the bottom of the list.
You might try something like:
get the substacks of this stack
so
--- David Vaughan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On another list, I found this reference to a
> site which discusses why
> not to post in HTML and how to turn it off in a
> wide range of mail
> packages. This may help.
>
> www.expita.com/nomime.html
thank you.
=
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Thank you. I'll try it today.
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From: Gary Rathbone <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Sunday, February 2, 2003 10:07 am
Subject: RE: Phone Dialer
> Looking in the archives I found the following...
> --
&
--- David Vaughan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On another list, I found this reference to a
> site which discusses why
> not to post in HTML and how to turn it off in a
> wide range of mail
> packages. This may help.
>
> www.expita.com/nomime.html
>
> regards
> David
thanks again.
=
[EMAI
Yep - I first put it into the message box and checked it before moving on to trying to
make a tree.
The thing is, the error that I am getting is NOT an execution error - it's a compile
error - I get when I click "Apply" in the script editor, so the content of the
variable would not be an issue
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>
> Hi friends,
i have to apologize...
Somehow a wrong version (that caused an error) got uploaded
to my website yesterday...
(Looks like i will have to clean up my archieves a bit ;-)
Now (12
I think I'm going to give dropping back to 1.1.1 for debugging a try as well...not
sure what will happen, since I know I have some 2.0 exclusive stuff in there...just
not sure if it will step on it or not.
>
>>I have been trying to debug it by setting up
>multiple breakpoints and using
>>"run"
; I'm running into a very strange problem. The
>"Help" stack of a project
>> I am working on keeps disappearing. It's a
>substack, and nothing else
>> seems to be afffected. Because I am stupid, this
>means that I have so
>> far had to re-write the he
I've had no problems using it on the PC with IE - it's silly that it won't work on IE
or Safari the Mac...isn't that why we went over to web-based stuff in the first place?
Oh, and I believe that "repeatsing" is a Scottish slang phrasing that means "to again,
again"
>- --- Original Mess
Hi John,
"Why store an additional OS X engine in the "engines" folder when the
OS
X engine is already present and really busy with driving the IDE??? ;-)
Means, the OS X engine is in:
Revolution(.app)/Contents/MacOs/
and its named, TADA: Revolution :-)"
=== However ===
When the
On Montag, Okt 20, 2003, at 03:50 Europe/Vienna, Andre Garzia wrote:
On Sunday, October 19, 2003, at 10:17 AM, Wolfgang M.Bereuter wrote:
Does here anybody know a crossplatform Bookmark-manger (idea: to have
it on a USB stick and use it on 3 systems import and export hassfree
from one OIS to an
John:
> Do you need to save and access the data file.
I need to read it into memory at startup. I don't need to write to it.
>You could put the data file
> into another rev stack.That way it can not be access by other. Place a field
> on one card then put the data in that field. If the data is t
Another option is continue using the source file externally but either
1) encoding it, such as using base 64 or some other encoding scheme
and/or compression, or 2) placing the data within a user property of a
stack, and password protecting the stack.
FWIW,
Scott Rossi
Creative Director, Tact
Scott:
> Another option is continue using the source file externally but either
> 1) encoding it, such as using base 64 or some other encoding scheme
How would I do that? And would it be possible to un-encode it in, say, 10
seconds when the program is starting up?
> and/or compression
It seems i
>Is this for windows. I had the some problem. It worked fine on the Mac in
>Rev Developement and Standalone. But on Windows it did not.
>
>I had to put a revshowprintDialog command before the revprintfield. I do not
>know why.
>
I'm happy someone answer me !
I use the command revshowprintDialog
I have this in a button (works on both mac and windows):
on mouseUp
revShowPrintDialog true,true -- shows both Page setup and then Print
revPrintField the name of field "totalOrder"
end mouseUp
/magnus
On Monday, February 4, 2002, at 10:10 AM, yves COPPE wrote:
>> Is this for windows. I
Stephen King wrote:
Tuviah wrote..
MDI, ActiveX how many people need these vs things like answer file with
extension. Seems not many from looking at the bugzilla votes. If you want
these features, vote for them:-)
Just a thought on the voting system...If (and its a big if) the user base is
predomin
Hi David,
could you send me the XML you are trying to parse and your script?
I did not bother parsing atom feeds as yet, but have been working with
XML quite a lot the last 1.5 years.
Taking the example you posted in your previous mail (and adding the
tag that you said would fail) just pars
Below is the parsing script. All the tags from the feedML end up in the
arrays. Only the tags with name spaces (ie colons in their names are failing
to be found).
on mouseUp
put "http://feeds.delicious.com/v2/rss/fortyfoxes/RunRev"; into feedXML
delicious_ParseTaggedUserBookmarks feedXml,
Andre: Thanks. It appears M$ changed their protocol, so I will need to
get in touch with S.
David: I am VERY interested to learn more about your library.
All the best,
Malte
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There is a jabber lib and I missed it? :-O
Malte,
another thing people are using are those micro blogging tools such as
twitter, tumblr, pownce... twitter is the most popular and their api
is dead easy (single line libURL call to post)
Andre
On Thu, Sep 11, 2008 at 11:06 AM, Malte Brill <[EMAI
Yippieh! I may post again thanks Heather :)
Sorry I am latre for the party, but somehow my mail bounced. Just
wanted to throw in a snippet.
Thanks for mentioning AE Nicolas. :)
Tom: With AE in use, constraining on any line is a one liner.
set the constrainLinear of btn "myButton" to 100,100
Hello Beat,
Naturally I will be (so) glad to receive your MidiLib...
Thank you
Bons souvenirs de Paris
René
Le 20 févr. 09 à 15:55, Beat Cornaz a écrit :
Hi René ,
I have been abroad and could not react earlier. Fortunalety Kurt
has helped you out quite a bit.
Maybe the following can be of
Hi Mikey,
thanks for your reply. Good to have a 4d Guru around. :-) I have no
doubt that 4d is a good tool, however as with any tool it depends to a
huge degree on the person using it to create Software for other
people. Sometimes the solutions generated in any tool may not reflect
the re
Malte,
1) If you have a 4d issue, it might be easier to just have someone who knows
what they are doing fix it, provided that the application isn't compiled and
thus the source isn't available.
2) I still would like to know what version of 4D we are looking at so I can
figure out which version of 4
I had to look. The new website is pretty ugly. Maybe if you at least toned
things down to light colors and use black for the lettering?
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Just off the plane, back home in Bulgaria.
This is just to say a BIG THANK YOU !!!
to everyone for their comments and
criticisms.
I will settle down and read through them
and consider them more closely at the
end of the coming week as, just now,
I have to dig my sickly sweet smile out
of the pi
On Jan 10, 2010, at 6:54 AM, Richmond Mathewson wrote:
>
> I have to dig my sickly sweet smile out
> of the pickle barrel ready for the start
> of teaching the tinies tomorrow.
Sorry to hear you don't possess an honest, welcoming smile you could produce to
welcome your kids back to school. T
t and shames people into
subservance and group-think. Be yourself. Keep your eyes on salience. Lead.
(but don't expect followers)
-Original Message-
From: Mark Swindell
Sent: Sunday, January 10, 2010 10:25 AM
To: How to use Revolution
Subject: Re: Re : Crappy Website
On Jan 10, 201
On 10/01/2010 20:25, Mark Swindell wrote:
On Jan 10, 2010, at 6:54 AM, Richmond Mathewson wrote:
I have to dig my sickly sweet smile out
of the pickle barrel ready for the start
of teaching the tinies tomorrow.
Sorry to hear you don't possess an honest, welcoming smile you could pro
On 10/01/2010 20:36, Randall Reetz wrote:
Wow, has this whole thread devolved. At to the original post, please feel good
that you are being brave enough to publish a public exclamation of who you are
and what you care about. I think your first instinct is correct... To he'll
with style and f
Then how about using something like "wordpress". That way, you can concentrate
on your content, and let their designers do the layout.
-Original Message-
From: Richmond Mathewson
Sent: Sunday, January 10, 2010 11:01 AM
To: How to use Revolution
Subject: Re: Re : Crappy Webs
I agree with Randall (for once).
Richmond, be yourself. Everybody else is taken.
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--- On Sun, 1/10/10, Randall Reetz wrote:
> From: Randall Reetz
> Subject: RE: Re : Crappy Website
> To: "How to use Revolution"
> Da
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