percentage sign "%"
in lBodyTxt then revGoURL will not send lMailMsg to the mail client (Apple
Mail). If I stick to plain text everything works fine. There may be other
symbols that create the problem, but these are the two I have found to
Thanks Jacqui and you were one of the last people I would accuse of such,
honestly. Maybe you suffer from dribble after a few martinis, but never
drivel ;-)
best, Bob...
Bob Earp
White Rock, British Columbia.
> Date: Sun, 14 Oct 2012 16:35:28 -0500
> From: "J. Landman Gay&quo
ilities on-line, but so far they've all fell a
slice or two short of a picnic.
Maybe it is time for you and I to build a new one or better still start an
openSource one ;-)
best, Bob...
Bob Earp
White Rock, British Columbia.
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t 358 or 359. Any ideas?
>
> Thanks very much!
>
> Roger
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ot get sent to Apple Mail.
Now it's entirely possible that I have never used an ampersand in the message
body before, but unlikely. So, my questions are;
1. Does revMail support Bcc: yet and if so are there any characters one should
stay away from ?
2. Has anybody else
;d like to try to get talking to LC.
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Mark, can you point me in the direction of a sample or two ?
I'm also interested in communicating with PLC's.
Tnx, Bob...
> Not Phidgets, but several of us have written code for arduino boards.
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Is there a separate on-Rev list or do users post questions here ?
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Seem like teachers are finally getting a break to spend time teaching, or
rather managing teaching, to the individual level rather than the mean.
I'm sold !!
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heorist in saying that ;-)
Oh yes, and we don't need a computer to answer the meaning of life, the
universe and everything, I know it's 42. The problem is that I still don't
know how to ask the right question, and I suspect you are in the same situation
;-)
best, Bob...
Bob Ear
moving away from
>> downloading anything and their IT guys are even worse, sometimes setting up
>> systems which disallow downloading a desktop app. I hadn't looked at
>> building for Web in a while but this is very discouraging to find it's gone.
>> I had hope
a PowerPoint presentation.
> Can you embed other apps in a PowerPoint presentation? LC is not a player,
> it's a runtime app. I suspect that if PowerPoint accepts file links, you
> could create a link that launched the LC app as a standalone, but then it
> would not be embedded per se.
I have a requirement to add a very simple LC project (with it's
interaction/functionality) into a Keynote presentation, similar to how you can
add a Flash movie into PowerPoint. Has anybody done this or know how to ?
Thanks, Bob...
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ars that I'm fully
> convinced that automation is not the most productive thing to do.
> Seductive perhaps, but not productive. You just miss too many
> opportunities to streamline objects and code for LiveCode-specific ways
> of doing things that it's almost always a bette
a SC project
off of it, and try to do a conversion.
Maybe somebody at RunRev can shed some light on the matter, but they'd have to
be old school to remember this ;-)
best, Bob...
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t; On 1/21/12 6:53 AM, Richmond wrote:
>> Does anybody know whether this is possible?
>
> No, not possible. You could export the scripts in SC, rebuild the stack
> in LiveCode, and paste the scripts into the new stack.
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>
> Any thoughts?
>
> Thank you in advance,
> -Dan
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es out for testing to some of the
more technically challenged of the group without any instructions on how to use
it, so I'll soon know if I got it right ;-)
Once it has proved itself, I'll upload it to RevOnline.
best, Bob...
Bob Earp
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ct a file from the list of
remote files
- Upload/Download progress bar (nice to have)
Before I start to create something from scratch, it came to mind that somebody
may have already written something with similar features. Anybody know of such
?
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h you all a healthy 2012 !!
Kind regards, Bob...
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e !!
best, Bob...
Pete wrote:
> My concern is that I'm imposing my naming convention on anyone who wants to
> make use of the tool. Whether you'd be willing to give up your naming
> conventions in exchange for the productivity gains you'll get from using the
> tool -
By all means Richard, I'd be honored.
best, Bob...
> That's a great set of rules, Bob.
>
> May I have your permission to include them in an update to my naming
> conventions article (with attribution, of course)?
>
> --
> Richard Gaskin
> Fourth World
Bob
> I
> wrote in 2003-05. Most recently we are creating a web version of the content
> delivery part, to free users from having to install software on their
> computers
> before taking training.
Bob Earp
White Rock, British Columbia.
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> objects.
>
> Any input is most welcome.
>
> Pete
> Molly's Revenge <http://www.mollysrevenge.com>
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schedule they agree to,
but in my experience this does not stop customers delaying their decisions and
changing their mind. Although we do add such words to our agreements, I think
it's better to have a first class development process and build a strong
relationship with the customer befor
ack Mark Stuart put together
> some time ago. He and I have been discussing making it available
> through RevNet - I'll keep you posted once it's available there. Very
> nice UI, so convenient. He's done a great job with it.
>
> --
> Richard Gaskin
> Fou
t would be the downside of that ?
best, Bob.
PS, best to Dan when you see him next.
Bob Earp
White Rock, British Columbia.
> Hi Timothy,
>
> The simple answer to your question is, nope. You can't just design your
> website on cards and have it convert to a website-- woul
Thanks for this Mark, but is the actual material/lessons still available for
viewing and if so where?
I've been traveling a lot this year and have missed such valuable resources.
best, Bob...
Bob Earp
White Rock, British Columbia.
> Message: 6
> Date: Sat, 30 Jul 2011 10:56:55 -
I had a similar requirement but also a problem in that my ISP put a limit of 20
recipients per message on outgoing mail, I suspect to stop spamming. In any
event, I wrote a simply stack to solve this and would be happy to share it with
you/anybody that would find it of value.
Sorry, I missed
, and the tool would
then automatically generate a new polygon that fit tightly around
the original group. As an option, this tool could also expand to
fill a void.
I have tried to build such tool in Rev but to no avail. I guess I am
too much of an amateur!
Oh, to have such a tool in Rev/Li
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