Apologies in advance if this information is something easy to find in
the on line help or list archives, but here goes anyway. I think it
relates somewhat to the discussion recently about distributed development,
keeping things in text files, etc.
Context:
As part of the set of technical design
Would this need to be cross platform, or would a Mac solution be
acceptable?
Regardless, I think I would lay everything out using Rev stacks, take
screen shots of the finished stacks/cards/etc., and assemble one or
more PDFs of the results. On either platform, this could be done by
creati
Joe,
Thank you for responding!
> Would this need to be cross platform, or would a Mac solution be
> acceptable?
65-70% PC users, 30-35% MAC, we need both, but prefer one
code base. I use a PC.
>
> Regardless, I think I would lay everything out using Rev stacks, take
> scre
Sadhunathan,
On Mar 12, 2008, at 10:30 AM, Sadhunathan Nadesan wrote:
Joe,
Thank you for responding!
Would this need to be cross platform, or would a Mac solution be
acceptable?
65-70% PC users, 30-35% MAC, we need both, but prefer one
code base. I use a PC.
Working on a
Hi All,
> Regardless, I think I would lay everything out using Rev stacks, take
> screen shots of the finished stacks/cards/etc., and assemble one or
> more PDFs of the results.
I missed the original post; so I may be missing the point. :-[
If the goal is to create a PDF document from text &
Sadhunathan Nadesan wrote:
I could take screen shots with Irfanview,
write up a word doc in Open Office, and export to PDF.
You could automate the screenshot part in Revolution so you don't need
to do it manually. Rev offers lots of ways to get screenshots out of
your stack, and you can co
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mfstuart wrote:
Hi Jacqueline and Sadhunathan,
Testing Jacqueline's script on WinXP, I found the "from rect (the rect of
this cd)" value is from the top right of the monitor, (for the size of the
card) not from the top right of the stack or card.
So in the image you end up with the screen back g
mfstuart wrote:
> I looked up the Documentation for export snapshot and found that
> you need to use the windowID property of the stack in the export
> snapshot line to get images of the stack or card, in this case.
> But first place the windowID into a variable:
>
> put the windowID of this sta