Hello,
In former times at the end of last century and beginning of this century a
software user was aware, that the chance that his software would run on a
new system was against 0 and he had to care about new versions, drivers etc.
before he migrated to a new system.
Nowadays, with the new "app"
This is probably very dumb, but I've got into a muddle thinking about " 'Go To'
Considered Harmful", if anyone is old enough to remember that Dutch
utterance... anyway:
In LC, really everything is dealt with in handlers which begin, execute and end
and can be nested within one another. So how d
Why don’t you just register the missing parts in a variabel, go on with the
preOpenStack script and then, depending on what is missing, go to a card where
the user then can enter the information needed. When the information is
registered the user will be taken to the application itself with all
On 2/15/2015 7:14 AM, Graham Samuel wrote:
> This is probably very dumb, but I've got into a muddle thinking about " 'Go
> To' Considered Harmful", if anyone is old enough to remember that Dutch
> utterance... anyway:
>
> In LC, really everything is dealt with in handlers which begin, execute and
Peter,
I don’t follow. If I change the repeat portion of your code to use repeat n
times as below, the speed doesn’t change. And the speed scales linearly in both
cases if the size of the data set is increased.
put the keys of pList into indexList
put the number of lines of indexList into i
put
My mistake. You are correct that the two are equally efficient. It was an error
in my timing test handler.
-- Peter
Peter M. Brigham
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http://home.comcast.net/~pmbrig
On Feb 15, 2015, at 7:56 AM, Dave Cragg wrote:
> Peter,
>
> I don’t follow. If I change the repeat portion of y
Tore and Paul thanks for your ultra-rapid replies - and on a Sunday, too!
Actually I don't understand Tore's solution at all, sorry. I simply can't
follow what structure is being suggested. (As and aside, I don't want to use a
'preOpenStack' stack script because I want a script that is executed
I’ll admit my explanation wasn’t as thorough as it should have been. I was
thinking along the same lines as Paul though, splitting the startup procedure
in appropriate parts as sub handlers which could be performed individually.
Instead of opening another stack if certain criteria were met, you
On Sun, Feb 15, 2015 at 4:14 AM, Graham Samuel wrote:
> 2. To get the user input, the script does a 'go to' (which is really an
> 'open') to a special stack for this input. Eventually, the data is input
> and checked, and the user clicks say an "OK" button to get back to the
> startup process.
>
I have been getting "odd" messages about Flash across about 10 devices
running various Debian derivatives . . .
Initially went for Pepper Flash Player [
https://wiki.debian.org/PepperFlashPlayer ], but as not very keen
on Chrome as a browser (although it does work with Firefox), I am now
playi
Bob,
I saw your posting on Rev listserv. I got my windows code signing certificate
last Friday from Comodo. I tried using Ksoftware’s utility on the Windows XP
partition on my Mac but it cannot access the certificates. Any suggestions?
Charles Szasz
csz...@mac.com
_
I saw the posting on Rev listserv about code signing on Windows 7. I finally
broke down and purchased a windows code signing certificate last Friday from
Comodo. It took several days to complete the process.
I tried using Ksoftware’s utility on the Windows XP partition on my Mac but it
cann
On 2/15/2015 10:02 AM, Graham Samuel wrote:
> But I do understand Paul's, which was very near the approach I was thinking
> of taking myself. I suppose I am still worried about the 'send'. Sending
> isn't calling, is it? I mean, in principle, a handler like "dopart2" in
> Paul's example will be
On February 15, 2015 10:41:42 AM CST, Paul Dupuis wrote:
>On 2/15/2015 10:02 AM, Graham Samuel wrote:
>> But I do understand Paul's, which was very near the approach I was
>thinking of taking myself. I suppose I am still worried about the
>'send'. Sending isn't calling, is it? I mean, in principle
Hi Charles.
Did you do the step of exporting your certificate out of Safari? (See
http://certhelp.ksoftware.net/support/solutions/articles/17159-how-do-i-export-my-code-signing-certificate-from-safari-)
I believe you'll need to copy the exported file to the Windows side of your
Mac. I don't think
Thanks for responding to my request. I used Safari on my computer. I will try
your suggestion after church. Thanks again!
Sent from my iPhone
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The -1 trick is new to me, good to know.
What's the problem with using a modal stack as suggested by Doc Hawkins?
The initial code waits until the modal stack closes before continuing -
isn't that the requirement?
As for where to put the startup code, card 1 of the main stack has always
worked fo
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On Sat Feb 14 2015 at 7:24:27 PM J. Landman Gay
wrote:
> On 2/14/2015 7:24 PM, Peter Haworth wrote:
> > What I'm looking for is a menu
> > of encoding types (UTF8, UTF16, etc). If you're on a Mac, run Textedit
> and
> > choose Open from the File menu and you'll see what
Thanks Jacque, added my $0.02 worth but it's been around since 2013 so not
holding my breath for it to be fixed any time soon.
On Sat Feb 14 2015 at 7:17:32 PM J. Landman Gay
wrote:
> On 2/14/2015 6:32 PM, Peter Haworth wrote:
> > If I set the filename of an image, it correctly loads that file i
Peter Haworth wrote:
> When I select Open from the Textedit File menu, I see a dropdown menu
> of encodings to be used when I select a file.
>
> Is there a way to have that menu appear with the LC answer file
> dialog?
This isn't a filter option, but merely a way for the user to provide
additio
Hi,
and thanks to all. You put me in the right direction…
Matthias
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Found how to do this. Instead of setting the filename of the image, load
the contents of the file into a variable then set the text of the image to
the variable.
On Sun Feb 15 2015 at 10:19:19 AM Peter Haworth wrote:
> Thanks Jacque, added my $0.02 worth but it's been around since 2013 so not
>
Tom,
I don’t know. But how do I recognize the certificate in my Keychain? Is in
Certificates or My Certificates? I found the following in the Certificates
folder:
Comodo RSA Certification Authority
Comodo RSA Code Signing CA
Comodo SHA-256 Client Authentication and secure Email CA
Is the last
the 2nd one should do. Comodo RSA Code Signing CA.
Matthias
> Am 15.02.2015 um 22:01 schrieb Charles Szasz :
>
> Tom,
>
> I don’t know. But how do I recognize the certificate in my Keychain? Is in
> Certificates or My Certificates? I found the following in the Certificates
> folder:
>
> C
Matthias,
I am going to try it now. Thanks!
Charles Szasz
csz...@mac.com
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Tom,
I followed your directions. I exported using KeyChain to the Parallels
applications folder. There I sent the file to my documents folder. The file
already had a .pdx extension. I then launched the Ksoftware Utility and open
my documents folder. However, it did not show up in the Open me
Tom,
I tried this process again. Using Safari, I downloaded the coding certificate
to my download folder on the Mac. Now, how I export the certificate to my
Windows XP using Safari?
Charles Szasz
csz...@mac.com
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Hi Charles,
i´ve done a little screen recording (about 12mb) which shows the steps from
exporting from keychain to using it with the KSoftware signing tool.
You can find it here:
https://dl.dropbox.com/s/xn4dc4rtz8epcmo/index.html
But in short: Just move the exported file to your windows pc or
What i forgot. If your certificate is not listed in the keychain app, then you
have to add it by double clicking on the downloaded file. That would open
keychain and add it automatically to your certificates. After that you can
export it again as .p12 to use it on other machines.
> Am 15.02.2
On Tue, Feb 3, 2015 at 12:56 PM, Bernard Devlin wrote:
> I am currently working with 6.7, and I'm seeing the IDE freeze for maybe 30
> seconds at a time. I've got the message watcher open, and it's not like
> there's lots going on.
> Sometimes I see a small LC window pop up for a second then dis
Hi All,
Recently, I was reading this interview:
http://www.theverge.com/2015/1/22/7870497/bill-gates-interview-future-verge-guest-editor
and noticed how the same great ideas from the 80's
about hypertext, education and the computer revolution
will be fulfilled by smartphones.
"Before a chil
According to K Software tutorial, "Open Keychain access, click on the *My
Certificates* category and your certificate should be in the list shown.
Just right-click and export and you're finished!"
Checking my own certificate, it says the common name is "COMODO RSA Code
Signing CA".
HTH,
Tom BOdin
I’m playing audio off a server in a player. I noticed just today that this file
will only play the first 10 seconds or so and always stop in LC 6.1.3 (uses QT)
but play properly in Safari:
http://artsinteractive.info//MITA/MITA_audio03/497-StraussR-Rosenkavalier-Act3Concl.mov
Plays corr
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