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Update submodules?
Here's what I ran:

git clone -b develop --single-branch https://github.com/runrev/livecode.git
git submodule init
git submodule update

Here is the resulting error message when building in Xcode 5:

/Users/rg/livecode-git/livecode/engine/src/srvspec.cpp:248:15: Use of ...

When building livecode-develop , the following errors occur:

livecode-develop/libgraphics/src/graphics-internal.h:21:10: 'SkCanvas.h' file not found
livecode-develop/_cache/mac/Debug/openssl.build/Script-4DBF57AF18019F4E009CAB2E.sh: line 3: livecode-develop/thirdparty/libopenssl/../../util/weak ...

How does one change the look of the column header of a data grid? For example, the colors of the background gradient (the property inspector only allows changing it to a flat color with no gradients), specifying a background image instead, and so on?

When switching to a newer version of LiveCode (which sometimes contains bug fixes or new features for data grids), do data grids in our existing stacks get automatically upgraded when opened with the new version of LiveCode? If not, how do we upgrade existing data grids?

[quote="RRobert"] What is the purpose of those 2 lines in the CGI?

Would there be any problems if those 2 lines are not present?

I would also like to know how to set an application icon in Linux. Thanks!

Ocean,

After following all instructions given under aforementioned link, you should be able to execute code similar to

setRegistry("HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\AppCompatFlags\Layers\TestApp","WIN98")

Looking in the registry on my PC, I don't see this path (I ...

Could you provide some examples of what you mean by "compatibility flags for the NAME and not for the PATH"? Thanks!

Hey Mark, :)

I've taken a look at the article again and can confirm that it does not contain the solution (the path to the app is definitely in the data of the value rather than in the name of the value).

It appears no one has actually needed to put the path of an app in the name of a value using ...

Thanks for the link. Unfortunately, in that article the "\" is in the data of the value rather than in the name of the value (which is what we need).

It appears that setRegistry and getRegistry do not work at all if the character "\" is present in the name of the value.

For instance, I am trying to set the following registry key, but am unable to do so via Revolution:

HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion ...

Garrett:

Thanks for the info! We are now using the "ProductName" and it appears to work great. Vista systems return strings like this: "Windows Vista (TM) Home Premium" :)

Mark:

No idea which builds they are, but we've only received 2 reports so far and are attempting to obtain more info ...

A thread in the mailing list mentions that if the systemVersion returns "NT 6.0" then the user is running Windows Vista.

However, it appears certain Windows XP Pro builds also return "NT 6.0" as the systemVersion!

Is there a better way to check for Vista?

Any updates on the Intel release yet?