1 Jul 2004 01:05
1 Jul 2004 01:27
Re: VideoGrabber
On Jun 30, 2004, at 6:44 PM, Thierry Arbellot wrote: > So, if you use DV Camcorder connected to firewire, it should not work > with Rev. Well, THAT su... er... is less than optimal. It isn't a camcorder, but it is firewire. What class of device works best then? And, this is also the case with the "QT" method? -- Troy RPSystems, Ltd. http://www.rpsystems.net
1 Jul 2004 01:34
Re: Set focusable property via script?
"locktext" and "traversalOn" still allows cut and clear (if you have menu scripts for these of course, which you may have for other fields). I select "Disabled" as well in the properties if I don't want the fields altered at all or text copied. If I want to allow copy from the field I set "locktext" and "traversalOn" and catch cut and clear in the scripts. Pat patrend@...
1 Jul 2004 03:55
altBrowser for Mac
Well, Chris decided to jump in the MacOSX development environment (pls don't tell anyone or else he loses his card carrying Linux privledges) and has crafted a first version of altBrowser for MacOSX. It's not yet completed, but it is working (or so he tells me...I'm at WWDC right now). So a quick question for those interested. We're pretty sure we're not going to support the Mac before OSX. Is that a deal killer for those of you interested? Also, Chris wants to create a Linux altBrowser as well. Lastly, we've just completed Mac and PC zip externals for compressing/decompressing to zip files / folders. We'll be hoping soon to have something up for those interested. best, Chipp btw, funny thing. Richard Gaskin and I are here at WWDC representing RR. Richard saw the new dashboard presentation and decided that instead of waiting until 2005, he'd whip up a version inside RR here at the show. He just about completed it before time ran out..today. I really feel for Konfabulator-- Apple's done their best to screw them, and funny thing is how a lot of developers here think "Hey, it's good to have competition!" Richard also previewed his Devolutions package which he threatens to release almost as often as we do the Mac version of(Continue reading)
1 Jul 2004 03:56
Re: altBrowser for Mac
On Jun 30, 2004, at 9:55 PM, Chipp Walters wrote: > So a quick question for those interested. We're pretty sure we're not > going to support the Mac before OSX. Is that a deal killer for those > of you interested? Not for me! OSX sounds great. -- Troy RPSystems, Ltd. http://www.rpsystems.net
1 Jul 2004 03:55
Re: altBrowser for Mac
> Well, > > Chris decided to jump in the MacOSX development environment (pls don't > tell anyone or else he loses his card carrying Linux privledges) and > has crafted a first version of altBrowser for MacOSX. It's not yet > completed, but it is working (or so he tells me...I'm at WWDC right > now). > > So a quick question for those interested. We're pretty sure we're not > going to support the Mac before OSX. Is that a deal killer for those > of you interested? For an embedded browser, requiring OS X seems pretty reasonable. Consider that Safari doesn't run under OS 9, Internet Explorer is discontinued, and Mozilla isn't a great option there either- and I've never even seen an embedded browser control anywhere on OS 9 (although it may exist). I'm guessing Chris would spend at least 3 times the effort supporting OS 9 than any of Windows, OS X or Linux... Of course that's easy for me to say, since I haven't run OS 9 in a couple of years... - Brian
1 Jul 2004 04:00
Re: VideoGrabber
On Jun 30, 2004, at 7:27 PM, Troy Rollins wrote: > It isn't a camcorder, but it is firewire. > > What class of device works best then? > > And, this is also the case with the "QT" method? > Sorry to dwell, but this is a final, and crucial function of my software. Is there a known-to-work analog to digital converter that is compatible with VideoGrabber on Windows XP? USB or Firewire? The one I have a "Dazzle Hollywood Edge" does not seem compatible in either "VFW" or "QT" modes. I need to be able to take composite or S-Video and convert it to a videoGrabber compatible format. If I can find one that works, I can recommend that one. I currently don't have anything proving it works at all under Windows XP. OSX works with everything... of course. -- Troy RPSystems, Ltd. http://www.rpsystems.net(Continue reading)
1 Jul 2004 04:02
Re: altBrowser for Mac
> btw, funny thing. Richard Gaskin and I are here at WWDC representing > RR. Richard saw the new dashboard presentation and decided that > instead of waiting until 2005, he'd whip up a version inside RR here > at the show. He just about completed it before time ran out..today. Wow - I can't wait to see that! > > I really feel for Konfabulator-- Apple's done their best to screw > them, and funny thing is how a lot of developers here think "Hey, it's > good to have competition!" Check out this article for an interesting view point on all this: http://daringfireball.net/2004/06/dashboard_vs_konfabulator Cheers, Sarah sarahr@... http://www.troz.net/Rev/
1 Jul 2004 04:07
RE: How to use database-linked controls
On June 28, 2004 Jan Schenkel wrote: But don't rely on these too much, as the main reason these calls are going to remain undocumented for now, is that we're contemplating a complete rewrite of the system, which is bound to break stacks that rely on (a subset of) these undocumented calls. ------------------------------------------------------ Jan, Will bug #511 be addressed in this rewrite, or anytime soon if a rewrite is not forthcoming? Jay Madren
1 Jul 2004 04:20
Re: altBrowser for Mac
OS X alone is just fantastic. I'm waiting here by my emailbox with my hands open ready to receive it. Woohoo!!! Dan On Jun 30, 2004, at 6:55 PM, Chipp Walters wrote: > Well, > > Chris decided to jump in the MacOSX development environment (pls don't > tell anyone or else he loses his card carrying Linux privledges) and > has crafted a first version of altBrowser for MacOSX. It's not yet > completed, but it is working (or so he tells me...I'm at WWDC right > now). > > So a quick question for those interested. We're pretty sure we're not > going to support the Mac before OSX. Is that a deal killer for those > of you interested? > > Also, Chris wants to create a Linux altBrowser as well. > > Lastly, we've just completed Mac and PC zip externals for > compressing/decompressing to zip files / folders. We'll be hoping soon > to have something up for those interested. > > best, > > Chipp(Continue reading)
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