I have a small (test) revlet that gets a folder path using the standard
answer folder statement. The app works fine as a standalone on both Win
XP/Vista and OSX 10.5.7
However, building the app as a revlet gives me a problem with OSX 10.5.7 and
Safari in that when the answer folder script is run,
Kevin Stallibrass wrote:
I have a small (test) revlet that gets a folder path using the standard
answer folder statement. The app works fine as a standalone on both Win
XP/Vista and OSX 10.5.7
However, building the app as a revlet gives me a problem with OSX 10.5.7 and
Safari in that when the
Folks,
RRE.app is Runtime Revolution Environment, aka, the web plugin. RRE
probably mean you have an Alpha version of the plugin, the ones that
were seeded to conference going pioneers. If this is so, then, trying
to load a revLet will render the browser unresponsive. The file format
changed I thi
Andre Garzia wrote:
Folks,
RRE.app is Runtime Revolution Environment, aka, the web plugin. RRE
probably mean you have an Alpha version of the plugin, the ones that
were seeded to conference going pioneers. If this is so, then, trying
to load a revLet will render the browser unresponsive. The fil
Kevin Stallibrass wrote:
I have a small (test) revlet that gets a folder path using the standard
answer folder statement. The app works fine as a standalone on both Win
XP/Vista and OSX 10.5.7
However, building the app as a revlet gives me a problem with OSX 10.5.7 and
Safari in that when the
Andre Garzia wrote:
> Folks,
>
> RRE.app is Runtime Revolution Environment, aka, the web plugin. RRE
> probably mean you have an Alpha version of the plugin, the ones that
> were seeded to conference going pioneers. If this is so, then, trying
> to load a revLet will render the browser unres
Kevin Stallibrass wrote:
Andre Garzia wrote:
Folks,
RRE.app is Runtime Revolution Environment, aka, the web plugin. RRE
probably mean you have an Alpha version of the plugin, the ones that
were seeded to conference going pioneers. If this is so, then, try
