Re: 4D userset

[Jorge Prates]

Thanks for answering, David.

Could be - I thought that too.
However, I didn't find a way to save the userset right before the mouse
click. Meaning I can only recall the userset set 'some clicks ago'.

In other words, after a click 4D captures the event as 'on clicked' and
both the 'right click' and 'contextual click' are 'False' even if you
pressed the right button - perhaps a Mac legacy.
At the beginning I expected to verify (after an 'on clicked') if the
click was left (and I'd save the userset) or right (an I'd present the
contextual menu).

Regards
Jp




David Rikert wrote:
 > Jorge --
 >
 > Some folks copy the 4D Userset to a set that they create, so that it
 > lasts beyond the time that the 4D Userset does -- and can then be used
 > ... might be a possibility for your situation?
 >
 > Regards,
 > david
 >

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[Jorge Prates]

Hi.
I have a feeling one could change the lines of a relation, e.g. moving
corners ...
I can't remember it anymore, or perhaps I have some drawing App in mind.

4D 2003

Thanks
Jp

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[Stephane Potvin-2]

Good day all,

I use this function to add pictures to an image field. It works fine  
on Mac, but when I test it in Windows it does nothing. According to  
the 4D documentation it should work.
READ PICTURE FILE("";[tbl_inventory]Inv_Photo)

Any idea.

Thank you,

Stephane Potvin

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[Dave Batton-2]

Stephane,


> I use this function to add pictures to an image field. It works fine  
> on Mac, but when I test it in Windows it does nothing. According to  
> the 4D documentation it should work.


Do you have QuickTime installed on your Windows machine? That's  
necessary for handling a lot of image formats on Windows.


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[Stephane Potvin-2]

Good day,

Thanks for your reply.

Quicktime or no Quicktime (I will check to make sure it is installed)  
should I not at least get a dialogue box letting me pick an image?  
Right now I get nothing at all. No dialogue box, no reaction whatsoever.

If I don't want to rely on Quicktime, what format must the image be  
to work in Windows? Will JPG work without Quicktime?

Thank you,

Stephane

On 08-03-14, at 16:57, Dave Batton wrote:

> Stephane,
>
>
>> I use this function to add pictures to an image field. It works  
>> fine on Mac, but when I test it in Windows it does nothing.  
>> According to the 4D documentation it should work.
>
>
> Do you have QuickTime installed on your Windows machine? That's  
> necessary for handling a lot of image formats on Windows.
>
>
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[Dave Batton]

Stephane,


> Quicktime or no Quicktime (I will check to make sure it is  
> installed) should I not at least get a dialogue box letting me pick  
> an image? Right now I get nothing at all. No dialogue box, no  
> reaction whatsoever.


Yes, you're right. You should at least get a dialog box.


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[Josh Fletcher (4D, Inc.)]

Stephane,

Stephane Potvin wrote:
> If I don't want to rely on Quicktime, what format must the image be  
> to work in Windows? Will JPG work without Quicktime?

This is covered in the READ PICTURE FILE documentation, which refers to
the PICTURE TYPE LIST command:

http://www.4d.com/4ddoc2004/CMU/CMU00681.HTM

Kind regards,

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