Re: windows standalone keyboard paste

now back to my right click pasting... Thanks, Bruce P.S. Tim, you were right. "Its something stupid." Turns out, its me. I think. - Original Message - From: "Mark Wieder" To: "How to use Revolution" Sent: Saturday, August 21, 2010 12:38 PM Subject: R

Re: windows standalone keyboard paste

Hi Bruce, I replied on the forum: > > OK, I understand your problem. It won't work, not even on Mac. The people who > say it works on Mac are using command-V instead of right-click. > > There is no script in the ask dialog window that handles a right click. If > you want this to work, you hav

Re: windows standalone keyboard paste

m: "Mark Wieder" To: "How to use Revolution" Sent: Saturday, August 21, 2010 12:38 PM Subject: Re: windows standalone keyboard paste > Bruce- > > Saturday, August 21, 2010, 9:32:09 AM, you wrote: > >> I am trying to get my standalone to accept a keyboard &q

Re: windows standalone keyboard paste

Bruce- Saturday, August 21, 2010, 9:32:09 AM, you wrote: > I am trying to get my standalone to accept a keyboard "paste" > command to be accepted in an "Ask" dialog box. Standalone seems to > put a CR in there but no text. It works fine when as a stack in Rev. Are you sure that's what's going on

Re: windows standalone keyboard paste

Hi Bruce, Did you post a similar problem on the forum? How are you that sure that ONLY a return is pasted? It is very well possible that the user double-click a line and hence copied a text + return, pasted this into the ask dialog and consequently only sees a return. Press backspace and the u

windows standalone keyboard paste

I am trying to get my standalone to accept a keyboard "paste" command to be accepted in an "Ask" dialog box. Standalone seems to put a CR in there but no text. It works fine when as a stack in Rev. Thanks, Bruce ___ use-revolution mailing list use-revo

Re: Mac to Windows Standalone Question

h thing I haven't run into yet, but I'll be watching for it. So, as it all relates to my original question: Is there no repository or list of these Windows standalone problems? It makes "cross platform standalones" look like an unfinished feature. Joe, You may be right th

Re: Mac to Windows Standalone Question

I'll be watching for it. So, as it all relates to my original question: Is there no repository or list of these Windows standalone problems? It makes "cross platform standalones" look like an unfinished feature. Joe F. On Aug 11, 2009, at 6:04 PM, dunb...@aol.com wrote:

Re: Mac to Windows Standalone Question

This came up last year. The dictionary lists these caveats in the user section. Look up "<=" as an example. Craig Newman ___ use-revolution mailing list use-revolution@lists.runrev.com Please visit this url to subscribe, unsubscribe and manage your sub

Re: Mac to Windows Standalone Question

M, Joe F. wrote: The other day I spent a considerable amount of time troubleshooting a popup menu that worked fine everywhere except for the Windows standalone version. Fortunately someone discovered the answer 7 years ago and posted to the list, otherwise I'd have never figured out

Mac to Windows Standalone Question

The other day I spent a considerable amount of time troubleshooting a popup menu that worked fine everywhere except for the Windows standalone version. Fortunately someone discovered the answer 7 years ago and posted to the list, otherwise I'd have never figured out that the "

Re: problems with Cyrillic input on Windows standalone: SOLVED

Curt, Glad you found a solution. On Jan 28, 2009, at 9:44 PM, Curt Ford wrote: Homework graded, I finally get back to this issue... I flailed around making builds with different combinations of textFont settings, etc., tried 2.9 with the same results, and was about to post answers to Devin's

problems with Cyrillic input on Windows standalone: SOLVED

Homework graded, I finally get back to this issue... I flailed around making builds with different combinations of textFont settings, etc., tried 2.9 with the same results, and was about to post answers to Devin's questions, when I remembered my wife's iMac still has the old copy of 2.8.1.

Re: problems with Cyrillic input on Windows standalone

users might enter text. One card has fields where they enter info to create a word list; the other has a dictation exercise. Last week neither was accepting Cyrillic in the Windows standalone. This morning I set the textFont of the stack to empty, which helped some: the word list screen started accep

re: problems with Cyrillic input on Windows standalone

- there are two (of nine) cards where users might enter text. One card has fields where they enter info to create a word list; the other has a dictation exercise. Last week neither was accepting Cyrillic in the Windows standalone. This morning I set the textFont of the stack to empty, which help

Re: problems with Cyrillic input on Windows standalone

ng Rev 3.0 on a Mac for a project includes a field that users should be able to type into in Russian. Until recently this worked fine in Windows standalones but in recent builds, typing with the Russian keyboard selected gives gibberish (numbers & symbols like :>B; 5BO) instead of Russian in t

Re: problems with Cyrillic input on Windows standalone

gibberish (numbers & symbols like :>B; 5BO) instead of Russian in the Windows standalone only. The textFont of the field is "Arial." To isolate the problem I made a separate stack with just a card & a field with textFont set to Arial, textSize 18. This worked fine for Russian in

problems with Cyrillic input on Windows standalone

Извинете, една малка грешка: пишах "нише" не "пише"; как глупак! Well, Ill tell you what; its a lot easier getting Safari to behave with Cyrillic than Runtime Revolution! Love, Richmond. A Thorn in the flesh is better than a failed S

problems with Cyrillic input on Windows standalone

Викторас нише: "My preferred approach is compiling launcher (splashscreen) stack in native environments (Windows, MacOSX, Linux) with all the necessary inclusions once and then working with stacks on favorite OS." Това е проблем всеки път, е не само с кирилица! Always, always compile on the ta

Re: problems with Cyrillic input on Windows standalone

Привет, Курт just wanted to suggest reading Devin's article, but you knew it already. Did you compile your Windows app on MacOSX ? If so, try moving stack to Windows and compile it there. This might solve your problem if it relates to compilation. My preferred approach is compiling launcher

re: problems with Cyrillic input on Windows standalone

Извинете Ричмънд! My app needs to allow users to type in information, then save it to a text file (or custom property of a separate stack). In another part of the app info from these files is read in, displayed & manipulated in various ways - so it's all got to be dynamic. Using HTMLText ha

problems with Cyrillic input on Windows standalone

Кой е Ричард? Аз сьм Ричмънд! Няма нищо - това е един обикновен проблем. But, besides that; my experience tells me always to use unicode. While Cyrillic generally works on a Mac without using unicode, things tend to foul up elsewhere. Outwith the unicode system there are lots of competing and conf

re: problems with Cyrillic input on Windows standalone

g well before (and still is in the Mac IDE and Mac standalone); in fact, throughout the project I've avoided mucking around with Unicode as much as possible, trying to stick to HTMLText properties for writing out text & reading it in from external files. FWIW I found the last wo

problems with Cyrillic input on Windows standalone

Look at these in the inbuilt Dictionary in Runtime Revolution: fontLanguage as in: set the fontLanguage to Russian useUnicode speaking as someone who authored a CD in Bulgarian (Bulgarian is written in Cyrillic) I can tell you that this is a big, big headache. Sorry. sincerely, Richmond Math

problems with Cyrillic input on Windows standalone

) instead of Russian in the Windows standalone only. The textFont of the field is "Arial." To isolate the problem I made a separate stack with just a card & a field with textFont set to Arial, textSize 18. This worked fine for Russian in a Windows standalone. I tried copying

Re: Windows standalone arrow keys problem

Eric, FYI, using "all" hasn't improved things. It must be a Fusion problem. I'll see what happens when I test it on a regular PC with XP. Thanks Eric and Mark, Joe Wilkins On Nov 7, 2008, at 7:52 AM, Eric Chatonet wrote: Joe, I said 'put flushEvents("keyDown") into tTrash' Actually, arrowk

Re: Windows standalone arrow keys problem

Eric, Thanks for the French lesson! (smile) At least you knew what I was trying to say. My youngest sister is the french speaker in the family. Yeah, the "keydown" didn't work, so now I'll try "all". Also, I don't think it matters, but I used get instead of putting it anyplace. Joe Wilkin

Re: Windows standalone arrow keys problem

Joe, I said 'put flushEvents("keyDown") into tTrash' Actually, arrowkey does not trigger a keyDown event so prefer to use 'put flushEvents("all") into tTrash' se la vi? C'est la vie ! Le 7 nov. 08 à 16:47, Joe Lewis Wilkins a écrit : Thanks, I hadn't even thought about the flushevents appro

Re: Windows standalone arrow keys problem

Greetings Eric from Paris, Thanks, I hadn't even thought about the flushevents approach. Nothing else has worked anyway, so I'll give that a try. Sure makes sense, though it eliminates the possibility of the user holding down the arrowkeys for quick repeat action to other cards. Se la vi?

Re: Windows standalone arrow keys problem

Bonjour Joe, Le 7 nov. 08 à 16:14, Joe Lewis Wilkins a écrit : Thanks for the suggestion, Mark. I hadn't even thought about a keyboard setting for the Fusion/XP I'm running. Everything is/was perfect on the Mac side of things. I knew it wasn't skipping cards. That was just my best way of d

Re: Windows standalone arrow keys problem

7-nov-2008, om 6:00 heeft Joe Lewis Wilkins het volgende geschreven: Well, navigating using Arrow keys with Windows Standalone double- dips, skips cards (next and previous). Go menu and associated control commands are fine. I inserted a wait 20 ticks into the handler, but did no good. T

Re: Windows standalone arrow keys problem

y.biz Get your store on-line within minutes with Salery Web Store software. Download at http://www.salery.biz Op 7-nov-2008, om 6:00 heeft Joe Lewis Wilkins het volgende geschreven: Well, navigating using Arrow keys with Windows Standalone double- dips, skips cards (next and previous). G

WINDOWS STANDALONE ARROWKEYS PROBLEM

Well, navigating using Arrow keys with Windows Standalone double-dips, skips cards (next and previous). Go menu and associated control commands are fine. I inserted a wait 20 ticks into the handler, but did no good. This is XP running under Fusion. Ideas? Joe Wilkins

Using speech voices and music in Windows standalone

I'm using voices to read text in one of my stacks. Works fine with OSX, but the XP version has but a single voice for all of the voices. I've already included Speech in the Standalone General setup. Also, players that work in OSX, playing .aiff music files do nothing in XP. Any suggestions

Re: Hiding a nonRev file in a Windows Standalone

Bob Warren wrote: http://www.altuit.com/webs/revCentral/Number6/default.htm : "You can now SuckUp a binary file, then SpitOut it." And you can compress and even encrypt it: -- Richard Gaskin Fourth World Media Corporation ___

Re: Hiding a nonRev file in a Windows Standalone

Chipp wrote at http://www.altuit.com/webs/revCentral/Number6/default.htm : "You can now SuckUp a binary file, then SpitOut it." Definitely non-schismogenetic and therefore recommended! It might even work in Linux too! Bob __

Re: Hiding a nonRev file in a Windows Standalone

Check out: http://www.altuit.com/webs/revCentral/Number6/default.htm and the tip there for how to embed a file into a stack. ___ use-revolution mailing list use-revolution@lists.runrev.com Please visit this url to subscribe, unsubscribe and manage your s

Re: Hiding a nonRev file in a Windows Standalone

Phil wrote: >Hi Bob, Charles, Rather than putting an RTF file into a field, I would put it into a custom property. That way you don't have any risk of it being changed to conform to any requirements the field might place on it to make it displayable (even though the field is hidden). If it'

Re: Hiding a nonRev file in a Windows Standalone

ldn't make any diff what platform. (Famous last words!) FWIW - Phil Davis Bob Warren wrote: Charles Szasz wrote: How do you hide a nonRev file in a Windows Standalone? I have a RTF template that I want to hide so it won't be corrupted by the user. -

Re: Hiding a nonRev file in a Windows Standalone

Charles Szasz wrote: How do you hide a nonRev file in a Windows Standalone? I have a RTF template that I want to hide so it won't be corrupted by the user. -- Hi Charles, Why not just put it into a hidden field in your stack? You can then do wha

Re: Hiding a nonRev file in a Windows Standalone

On Mon, 26 Mar 2007 12:21:37 -0400, Charles Szasz wrote: > How do you hide a nonRev file in a Windows Standalone? I have a RTF > template that I want to hide so it won't be corrupted by the user. Well, you can set the "hidden" attribute of the file to true: -- assumes

Hiding a nonRev file in a Windows Standalone

How do you hide a nonRev file in a Windows Standalone? I have a RTF template that I want to hide so it won't be corrupted by the user. Charles Szasz [EMAIL PROTECTED] ___ use-revolution mailing list use-revolution@lists.runrev.com Please

re: writing to external file from Windows standalone: empty files: solved!

Many thanks to Sarah, Bill, and Mark for your responses - commenting out the 'open file ... for update' line did the trick. Works great now. : ) This was one of the first things I wrote in the project, when I was *really* just starting in Revolution, and I think I used 'open file..' and

RE: writing to external file from Windows standalone: empty files

Hi Curt: I would not think it is a permissions issue if you are successfully creating the file (albeit without content). I think Bill is right...it is the "open file" statement. The following works for me on XP, without opening or otherwise preparing vTargetFile for appending. put vContent into

Re: writing to external file from Windows standalone: empty files

ting?) - Bill "Sarah Reichelt" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message news:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > On 2/28/07, Curtis Ford <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > wrote: >> My project needs to allow the user to enter data which is then saved to >> an external text file. It has worked f

Re: writing to external file from Windows standalone: empty files

On 2/28/07, Curtis Ford <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: My project needs to allow the user to enter data which is then saved to an external text file. It has worked fine on OS X in the IDE and standalone. When I tried from a Windows standalone, the external file is written but is empty (0 kb).

writing to external file from Windows standalone: empty files

My project needs to allow the user to enter data which is then saved to an external text file. It has worked fine on OS X in the IDE and standalone. When I tried from a Windows standalone, the external file is written but is empty (0 kb). Here's the code: on saveNewFile global gMyFil

Re: Failed Windows Standalone

Thanks, Jacque, I just tried something else. I copied from the Firewire drive to the startup drive rather than directly to VPC's Shared Folder. It didn't solve the problem, but now I get a different dialog that says "Can't open the file "its name.exe"; error was 0,0. Maybe I'll try writing

Re: Failed Windows Standalone

Joe Lewis Wilkins wrote: Thanks for the info, Jacque. I didn't have a CD involved in any way. I don't have my two computers networked (security - one for the internet and the other for real work - smile), so I go between them with a firewire hard drive that I can hot connect/disconnect. But the

Re: Failed Windows Standalone

Thanks for the info, Jacque. I didn't have a CD involved in any way. I don't have my two computers networked (security - one for the internet and the other for real work - smile), so I go between them with a firewire hard drive that I can hot connect/disconnect. But there may be something t

Re: Failed Windows Standalone

Joe Lewis Wilkins wrote: Well, I decided to resurrect 2.7.4 and try again. The failure was different this time. Originally, with the 2.8 build, it had said that the initialization had failed. This time the message "Only part of a ReadProcessMemory or WritProcessMemory request was completed." ap

Failed Windows Standalone

Well, I decided to resurrect 2.7.4 and try again. The failure was different this time. Originally, with the 2.8 build, it had said that the initialization had failed. This time the message "Only part of a ReadProcessMemory or WritProcessMemory request was completed." appeared, but in both c

Re: Windows Standalone Problem Still Persist

Despite the number of suggestions that I received from the Rev community, I still have been unable to resolve a problem with my Windows Standalone. The background is white, which is what I want but a little bit of text is visible. The text that is visible is some of the label text. I have

Re: Windows Standalone Problem Still Persist

e Software http://www.dreamscapesoftware.com/ Charles Szasz wrote: Hi everyone! Despite the number of suggestions that I received from the Rev community, I still have been unable to resolve a problem with my Windows Standalone. The background is white, which is what I want but a little bit of text is visible. T

Windows Standalone Problem Still Persist

Hi everyone! Despite the number of suggestions that I received from the Rev community, I still have been unable to resolve a problem with my Windows Standalone. The background is white, which is what I want but a little bit of text is visible. The text that is visible is some of the

Crash of Windows standalone made on Intel iMac

This was the first time I had built a Windows standalone on my new Intel iMac. I am using Rev Studio 2.7.4, Build 291. The standalone contains two cards. The first card shows up fine, and everything operates normally. The "fun" starts when I either try to go to the second card or

Re: Revzip in Windows standalone

Hi Sarah, On Sep 07, 2006, at 13:00, "Sarah Reichelt" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Has anyone managed to get the revzip stuff to work in a Windows standalone? Yes I did, on both plateform Mac and Win. Of course for the Win version, I had to download and install the

Re: Revzip in Windows standalone

On Sep 6, 2006, at 9:35 PM, Sarah Reichelt wrote: Hi All, Has anyone managed to get the revzip stuff to work in a Windows standalone? I have it working in an application. I used the revzip.dll from my Windows Rev Enterprise installation and I've been loading the external man

Revzip in Windows standalone

Hi All, Has anyone managed to get the revzip stuff to work in a Windows standalone? I downloaded the revzip.dll file as from the link supplied by Marcus. I put it in my Rev folder with all the other Windows DLLs (I use Mac OS X). When building the app, I have tried both specifying that I want

Windows standalone application to foreground upon un-minimizing?

Hello, When I minimize a standalone application for Win32 made with Rev, then click its button in the "task bar" at the bottom of the screen, my application's window is drawn behind other apps that are currently open. I've never observed this behavior before with mainstream Windows apps a

Re: Windows standalone application to foreground upon un-minimizing?

Hi Jon, If you search the archives, you will find a visual basic script that does what you need. Best, Mark -- Economy-x-Talk Consultancy and Software Engineering http://economy-x-talk.com http://www.salery.biz Download ErrorLib at http://economy-x-talk.com/developers.html and get full

Windows standalone application to foreground upon un-minimizing?

Hello, When I minimize a standalone application for Win32 made with Rev, then click its button in the "task bar" at the bottom of the screen, my application's window is drawn behind other apps that are currently open. I've never observed this behavior before with mainstream Windows apps a

Windows Standalone and DB externals

Hi, Does anyone know how to include all externals files into one single standalone application when connecting to MYSQL in windowsXP? I saved an application as a standalone in windows, since it needs to connect to MySQL database, the program also generates other files and folders as follows: --

Re: Custom Icons for Windows Standalone

Plus there's a tutorial on how to build Rev icons using it at: www.altuit.com/webs/altuit2/StandaloneBuilderTutorial/BuildingIconsforMacOSXandWindowsXP.htm -Chipp Richard Gaskin wrote: Absolutely. I've been using it for years. Wonderful plugin. FWIW it's now compatible with Fireworks too.

Re: Custom Icons for Windows Standalone

Scott Rossi wrote: If you're building crossplatform and you use Photoshop, IconBuilder 8 from IconFactory does a great job of building for Win/Mac platforms. It's a plugin that ships with a bunch of additional resources (ie Photoshop actions) that really streamlines the process. In my experienc

Re: Custom Icons for Windows Standalone

Recently, Ben Bock wrote: > I'd like to create a custom icon for a standalone in Windows. > ... > Before I buy any software, I'd like to find what others' > experience has shown. If you're only building for Windows, then Axialis IconWorkshop is a pretty comprehensive tool (does way more than just

Re: Custom Icons for Windows Standalone

Hi Ben, Have a look at http://www.altuit.com/webs/altuit2/ StandaloneBuilderTutorial/PDFdocument.htm As I said to Jim Carwardine on the list recently, You might be interested in Resources Picker, a plugin available from my website. I used it to reply to you by entering "icon" as a keyword an

Custom Icons for Windows Standalone

I'd like to create a custom icon for a standalone in Windows. It appears as if this is more involved than creating a file .ico using IconMaster XP shareware, because I received an error message listing 9 required image formats that my .ico was lacking. I've searched thru docs and the Google R

Re: Resizable stack on Windows standalone?

On 9/20/05, Jon Seymour <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi, I'm developing on OS X and creating a standalone to run on > Windows. So far...remarkable how well it works. But for the life of > me I cannot figure out why my stack can't be resized in Windows. > There simply isn't a place to drag. I'm sure

Re: Resizable stack on Windows standalone?

--- Jon Seymour <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi, I'm developing on OS X and creating a standalone > to run on > Windows. So far...remarkable how well it works. But > for the life of > me I cannot figure out why my stack can't be resized > in Windows. > There simply isn't a place to drag. I'm

Resizable stack on Windows standalone?

Hi, I'm developing on OS X and creating a standalone to run on Windows. So far...remarkable how well it works. But for the life of me I cannot figure out why my stack can't be resized in Windows. There simply isn't a place to drag. I'm sure the stack is set to "resizable" and I even set the

Re: Control of ask-dialogs position in Windows standalone

have 5 ask-dialogs, all called from primary (upper left) screenwindow. In mac versions these dialogs appear as they are meant to, centered in that primary window. But in a Windows standalone the dialogs appear - out of sight - in the next (middle) screen, thus not answerable-(except blindly)

Re: Control of ask-dialogs position in Windows standalone

e 5 ask-dialogs, all called from primary (upper left) screenwindow. In mac versions these dialogs appear as they are meant to, centered in that primary window. But in a Windows standalone the dialogs appear - out of sight - in the next (middle) screen, thus not answerable-(except blindly), and blocking

Control of ask-dialogs position in Windows standalone

I am working with large cards, 3x3 screens, and have 5 ask-dialogs, all called from primary (upper left) screenwindow. In mac versions these dialogs appear as they are meant to, centered in that primary window. But in a Windows standalone the dialogs appear - out of sight - in the next (middle

Re: Windows standalone two handlers separated

Hi Andrew, Thanks, Klaus, for getting back to me about my Windows standalone issue. Making a standalone that works in Windows has been such a problem for me! I can't believe there's not more uproar about this. Stuff just doesn't work like it's supposed to and often the

Re: Windows standalone two handlers separated

Thanks, Klaus, for getting back to me about my Windows standalone issue. Making a standalone that works in Windows has been such a problem for me! I can't believe there's not more uproar about this. Stuff just doesn't work like it's supposed to and often the symptoms don&

Re: Windows standalone two handlers separated

On Dec 8, 2004, at 3:25 AM, Klaus Major wrote: Hi Andrew, btw: unrelated thing: if I have a wav file in my stack, how do I a. find out how big it is Sorry, no idea... It's listed as a column in the Application Browser (at least it is in 2.5). It is also displayed in the property inspector for the

Re: Windows standalone two handlers separated

Hi Andrew, I've got another clue about why my windows standalone is not working. Okay, my script into two halves-- one in the card script and one in the script of a button. At the end if the card script section it says send parttwo to card button "instructions" ...And I made

Windows standalone two handlers separated

I've got another clue about why my windows standalone is not working. Okay, my script into two halves-- one in the card script and one in the script of a button. At the end if the card script section it says send parttwo to card button "instructions" ...And I made sure to

Re: Windows standalone problems

Andrew wrote: So, does anyone have want to take a guess why my Windows standalone won't show a card field? Not possible without a little more background. For example, do you have any Win standalones in which card fields appear? If so, the answer lies in the differences between th

Re: Windows standalone problems

So, does anyone have want to take a guess why my Windows standalone won't show a card field? Thanks A ___ use-revolution mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.runrev.com/mailman/listinfo/use-revolution

Re: Coding for windows standalone

Can someone please provide me with or refer me to a basic list of things that I should avoid when making a stack with the intention of turning it into a Windows standalone? Thanks a lot for those who responded about my Windows standalone question! :) Windows is a big, weird mess. What was the

Re: Coding for windows standalone

As far as symbols to avoid, don't use anything that is not on a typical keyboard. No "option" key stuff. On Dec 3, 2004, at 2:28 PM, Derek Bump wrote: Andrew, I've been developing stacks on Windows for over 3 years now and I really don't know what types of things to "avoid" that your talking a

Re: Windows standalone no-nos

sez [EMAIL PROTECTED]: >Hi, quick question. I remember that when creating a Revolution stack >that I intend to turn into a Windows standalone that I need to avoid >certain characters >like the greater-than equals sign, etc. But I have forgotten what >other symbols I'm not

Re: Coding for windows standalone

Andrew, I've been developing stacks on Windows for over 3 years now and I really don't know what types of things to "avoid" that your talking about. Could you be more specific? Possibly an Error message? Derek Bump Dreamscape Software Compress Im

Re: Coding for windows standalone

Andrew wrote: Can someone please provide me with or refer me to a basic list of things that I should avoid when making a stack with the intention of turning it into a Windows standalone? Windows is a big, weird mess. What was the specific problem? -- Richard Gaskin Fourth World Media

Coding for windows standalone

Hi, I was hoping you could help me with a little problem. I'm have written a code, but for some reason it doesn't work in the windows standalone version. I understand that certain symbols like the "not-equals" sign are prohibited, and I have taken care to avoid all of these

Windows standalone no-nos

Hi, quick question. I remember that when creating a Revolution stack that I intend to turn into a Windows standalone that I need to avoid certain characters like the greater-than equals sign, etc. But I have forgotten what other symbols I'm not allowed to use. Is there a comprehensive

Re: Limitation on Windows Standalone and not with MacOSX with R. Studio??

one of mys Stacks on Windows. It seems to be something really strong: If a Stack's script or the Card' script is a little bit long, all the script is COMPLETELY not treated by Revolution in Windows Standalone. All the handlers are passed without action. In OSX, no problem. Has somebody an

Re: Limitation on Windows Standalone and not with MacOSX with R. Studio??

le > bit long, all the > script is COMPLETELY not treated by Revolution in > Windows Standalone. > All the handlers are passed without action. > > > In OSX, no problem. > > Has somebody an idea? I'm to dummy? > > Ok, yes I'm.. > > Thank yo

Limitation on Windows Standalone and not with MacOSX with R. Studio??

Hello everybody! I'm working on OSX, and now, I'm trying to use one of mys Stacks on Windows. It seems to be something really strong: If a Stack's script or the Card' script is a little bit long, all the script is COMPLETELY not treated by Revolution in Windows Standalone.

Windows standalone icon

Hi, everyone thanks so much for your help with my modal dialog. I have one more quick question, which is that when try to save my stack as a windows standalone I get an error saying "Can't open Windows icon file (path name)". How can I solve

Windows standalone crashes on exit

Hi folks, I've got a standalone created with Rev 2.21 which uses mysql and which runs perfectly on OSX, but on Windows, when I click the close box the window goes away and I get an Application Error dialog which says (more or less): "The instruction at "0x10001b0f" referenced memory at "0x014905

Re: How do I associate files with a windows standalone?

j wrote: I hope no one who pays for their Internet connection by the minute needs anything in the Cookbook. ;) or by bandwidth used... :\ Does Rev Online maintain a local cache of elements that haven't changed since they were last downloaded? -- Richard Gaskin Fourth World Media Corporation

Re: How do I associate files with a windows standalone?

I hope no one who pays for their Internet connection by the minute needs anything in the Cookbook. ;) or by bandwidth used... :\ ___ use-revolution mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.runrev.com/mailman/listinfo/use-revolution

Re: How do I associate files with a windows standalone?

J. Landman Gay wrote: On 9/10/04 5:41 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Rev folks, I have looked at the docs and the setregistry function. The docs recommend that I look at the code in the cookbook found in the docs. For the life of me I can't find the cookbook in 2.5. I appreciate help finding the cook

Re: How do I associate files with a windows standalone?

On 9/10/04 5:41 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Rev folks, I have looked at the docs and the setregistry function. The docs recommend that I look at the code in the cookbook found in the docs. For the life of me I can't find the cookbook in 2.5. I appreciate help finding the cookbook and any other hel

Re: How do I associate files with a windows standalone?

On 9/10/04 5:41 PM, "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Rev folks, > I have looked at the docs and the setregistry function. The docs recommend > that I look at the code in the cookbook found in the docs. For the life of me > I can't find the cookbook in 2.5. I appreciate help finding

How do I associate files with a windows standalone?

Rev folks, I have looked at the docs and the setregistry function. The docs recommend that I look at the code in the cookbook found in the docs. For the life of me I can't find the cookbook in 2.5. I appreciate help finding the cookbook and any other help on associating files and applications. T

Re: Error 0,0 in Windows Standalone

Have you tried compiling it on a Windows machine? If you don't have a license, perhaps you can post your stack to a server and we can try compiling it for you? Also, when creating a new standalone, make sure and do the following: Create a brand new folder first. Save your standalone to the brand

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