Re: metacard digest, Vol 1 #48 - 13 msgs
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Re: Change font of script editor in MC 2.3.2
on 01.03.02 09:49 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I would like to change the font used in the script editor (MC 2.3.2 -
> Win32). I know I can change it while I am editing but I want to be able to
> change the default used for every script.
I use a font (on the Mac) called ProFont, which exaggerates the characters
of interest to programmers: numbers, certain punctuation, I vs l etc. To get
MetaCard to use it, I run a customizing script in my private utilities stack
every time I get a new MCTools stack. The script changes the TextFont of the
editor field in the stack "script editor" (which is a substack of the
"MetaCard Menu Bar" stack). Save the tools stack after the change, and there
you go! But be sure you haven't opened any scripts during the session when
you run the customizing script, or extra copies of the script editor
("Script Editor 1", etc.) will be saved along with the prototype script
editor stack (plain "Script Editor") and they won't have the new font.
In my customizing script, I also set the default positions of the palettes,
change colors, and other details.
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Change font of script editor in MC 2.3.2
I would like to change the font used in the script editor (MC 2.3.2 -
Win32). I know I can change it while I am editing but I want to be able to
change the default used for every script. It looks like I am currently
using Arial. The problem with this font is that a capital "I" ("eye") looks
like a lower-case "l" ("el"). I had a typo I couldn't see in Arial and it
wasn't until I used another program (which used the Courier New font) to
compare the script to a previous version that I found my problem. I had a
lower-case "el" instead of the desired upper-case "eye".
Larry Huisingh
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I need to adjust the colors of an image (like the command level in photoshop). I did program that succesfully in metatalk but it is much too slow. The only way is an external. According to Scott Raney : >There's an example of the kind of image processing you're talking >about in the external tutorial, so it would be very easy for a C >programmer to modify that to do what you need. Is there any C guru on this list who has time to sub-contract this job for me ? Please write me off list at [EMAIL PROTECTED] Regards Claude ___ metacard mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.runrev.com/mailman/listinfo/metacard
