As well as changing your handler, which is unfortunately necessary at the
moment, if you have access to the QCC you could vote for bug #4941 and/or
message support and bring awareness back to this. It's not that Livecode
"can't" determine pre epoch dates on Windows - it's just that the
implementati
I don't know why this is the case, because Windows can obviously calculate
dates prior to the 1970 start of epoch in other applications... but
something to do with the method LC uses to hook into a date function based
on the epoch will fail.
Try:
put the date into tDate
convert tDate to dateItems
Also have a look at http://rapla.org/ perhaps.
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The advice to change password was *not* because of any success by any hacker
at accessing your (our) password information.
BUT because the hacker now has username and on-rev domain name, *if* you
have a weak password it would be wise to change it to one that may be harder
to try and attack by dict
I'm getting the same behaviour as AcidJazz - click on a slider and it works,
but "never lets go" and have to Ctrl+Alt+Del to kill LC in order to get
anything else to respond.
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Thanks Jan
I was actually doing this in a sort of dynamic way looping through fields in
the stack to make the variables on the fly, and hence not declared them. As
soon as I added a line:
do "local" && tMergeFieldName
it started working well.
I obviously wasn't doing something right because ha
If you use MS Word to produce a template file that contains your
[[Placeholders]] then there is a distinct problem with formatting. I believe
Jan's very own advice in one of the "Merge" newsletter articles was always
to "Save As" to as to force MS Word to write a completely new document out.
I'm n
