I finally worked out my placeholder problem by enclosing numbers in
parenthesis. Again, thanks to everyone who helped me on this problem!!
Charles Szasz
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The file's icon is a generic icon and when you click on Information,
it does not list the extension. It is retaining the formating! The
problem I have now is that the "placeholders" I am using such as 1#,
2#, #3, etc., worked for the first seven placeholders but they are
giving me weird re
On 3/26/07, Charles Szasz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Thanks to Eric and everybody else, especially Sarah Reichelt, who
help me with my scripting problem. The script now works but
unfortunately the RTF template file becomes a text file when Rev
saves it after replacing the placeholders for the dat
Charles, if you use 'binfile' to read and write the file, it should
remain a .rtf.
So
put URL ("binfile:" & tFileName) into tRtfData
modify the data...
put tRtfData into URL ("binfile:" & tFileName)
Best,
Mark
On 26 Mar 2007, at 00:46, Charles Szasz wrote:
Thanks to Eric and everybody els
Thanks to Eric and everybody else, especially Sarah Reichelt, who
help me with my scripting problem. The script now works but
unfortunately the RTF template file becomes a text file when Rev
saves it after replacing the placeholders for the data from a Rev file.
Charles Szasz
[EMAIL PROTEC
Hi Charles,
Docs are not clear enough about this I think.
Prefer something like this that treats url as a function:
local tDefaultFolder, tRTFdata
-
put the defaultFolder into tDefaultFolder
set the itemDelimiter to slash
set the defaultFolder to item 1 to -2 of the filename of this stack &
I have a project that requires one screen or one card to be exported
as a RTF file. Since this is not possible at this time in Rev, I
created a template in the Pages word processor of the card that I
want to export and saved it as Template.rtf. Then I use symbols such
as a 1#, 2#, 3#,. etc
