lingo-l converting 8.5 files to 8.0

I have a number of Movies in Director 8.5 format that I need to share with my students who only have director 8.0. Does anyone know of a way of converting 8.5 files to 8.0 format...or at least copying groups of cast members or lingo scripts into 8.0 files. I am working on the Mac platform.

Re: lingo-l converting 8.5 files to 8.0

I have a number of Movies in Director 8.5 format that I need to share with my students who only have director 8.0. Sometimes I'm glad I wrote this article!: http://www.director-online.com/accessArticle.cfm?id=1034 Darrel added in the figures for going from 8.5, so you should be able to

lingo-l image scroller_archive

many thax to evan and howdy how do u search a problem in the archive. do u guys dnlodthe archive and read throughout. i think that will take ages. any other way around thanx dear list is there any archive for the list so that the questions that r answered a number of times before should

Re: lingo-l converting 8.5 files to 8.0

hi, i tried the method of resource edinting, etc. unfortunately it didn't quite work for me, as i ran out of time and could not keep trying something i couldn't be sure to work for me. but: i came up with the desparate idea to simply copying assets from v8.5 to v8.0, and as far as i can

Re: lingo-l converting 8.5 files to 8.0

i tried the method of resource edinting, etc. unfortunately it didn't quite work for me, as i ran out of time and could not keep trying something i couldn't be sure to work for me. Brian's said that it worked out for him. If you tried it and failed, I guess you must have missed a step, or

lingo-l combo box - Active X

Hello! Excuse me for my english, but I will try to explain me. I am doing a projector in wich: 1.-I insert an Active Control (Microsoft Form Combo Box) to select one of many options. 2.- I do a script of type behavior with the next text. ---text- --Copyright 1999

lingo-l Just out of curiosity (repeat loop)

In some cases it's convenient to use 'repeat with anItem in aList', to roll through the entries of a list. However, pretty often I realize I need a counter for one reason or other, so i resort to use 'repeat with itemCounter = 1 to aList.count'. I have often wondered if there's a hidden

RE: lingo-l combo box - Active X

Hello: I forget to say that the script I Put it over the sprite (Microsoft Form Combo Box) and with the property inspector it was set to behavior. Thanks in advanced. Miguel Urbano [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hello! Excuse me for my english, but I will try to explain me. I am doing a

Re: lingo-l Just out of curiosity (repeat loop)

At 5:08 PM +0200 9/21/02, you wrote: In some cases it's convenient to use 'repeat with anItem in aList', to roll through the entries of a list. However, pretty often I realize I need a counter for one reason or other, so i resort to use 'repeat with itemCounter = 1 to aList.count'. I have

Re: lingo-l Just out of curiosity (repeat loop)

on repeatList aList repeat with i in aList put aList.getPos(i) end repeat end Buzz's hidden counter will work, but this one may fail. What happens if a later entry in the list is a repeat of an earlier entry? [To remove yourself from this list, or to change to digest mode, go to