Answer 1 - Check the Printomatic website to see if it has been updated to
run on OSX. Many xtras have yet to be carbonized.
Answer 2 - Try the DirectEmail xtra from www.directxtras.com.
Answer 3 - I think the DirectConnection xtra lets you check the status of
internet connectivity. Again, hit
Hi!
The easiest thing would be to traverse the list line by line and add the
lines to the text member. This way you can format the contents anyway you
want.
Hope this helps.
Regards,
Anand Ravi
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From: Jussi Jokinen [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent:
Hello all,
I'm trying to display french, german and greek characters in the same
director field and the application has to play in Windows and Mac.
I have the text in Microsoft Word(Windows) and it looks fine(using the Arial
Unicode font),
but when i import it in Director it's giving me problems.
Thanks for an advice, thought I found another way around. I copy-pasted the
text from message window to Word and removed all the line breaks. It's not a
perfect one, but it's a solution anyway..
BR,
Jussi
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From: Anand Ravi [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 11. kesäkuuta
Hi!
The easiest way to do this is to embed the fonts and copy paste the text
from word into the Director Text cast member. You will need to reset the
font to the embedded font.
It works fineI used this mtd to package content in japanese as well as
local indian languages.
Regards,
Anand Ravi
Thanks for the reply.
But i've already done this and the problem is that when i import the font,
copy paste the text ane reset to the embedded font then some characters are
changed in other wrong
characters. It seems like the embedded font does not include all the
characters sets for all the
Let's explain the problem a little bit more.
I've got Greek, English, French and German characters to the same field.
Setting the Default System Locale(from Control Panel-Regional Settings) to
Greek, and embedding the Arial Font then Greek and English characters are
working fine but French and
hi Folks,
I've a nice problem to be solved in a short time:
For a director project underway, the client is asking me, the
possibility of addressing and play Two or more different video and two
or more audio (stereo) output via different sets of video and audio
card sets (qty 2 each), or
I'm trying to display french, german and greek characters in
the same director field and the application has to play in
Windows and Mac. I have the text in Microsoft Word(Windows)
and it looks fine(using the Arial Unicode font), but when i
import it in Director it's giving me problems. I
Jussi, try this ...
on ListIO
global gList, gNewList
gList = [a,b,c]
new(#field, member(10))
member(10).name = myList
member(myList).text = string(gList)
put field contents = member(myList).text
gNewList = value(member(myList).text)
put new global contents = gNewList
put new
If it's on mac you can use the asio xtra.
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If it's on mac you can use the asio xtra.
That's nice.
It'd be even nicer if we knew what you were referring to ^_^
Cordially,
Kerry Thompson
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Have you thought of using external DVDs?
You can get a DVD that can hook up to a serial port, and control it via the
DirectComm Xtra (available from DirectXtras).
It's tricky but not impossible - done it in a previous incarnation.
I've taken Robert Penner's easing equations, implemented in ActionScript
for Flash - http://www.robertpenner.com/easing - and ported many of
them to Lingo for use in Director. I've posted a sample movie that I
plan on using primarily to test the anim's and select which one I want
to use for
I've taken Robert Penner's easing equations, implemented in
ActionScript
for Flash - http://www.robertpenner.com/easing - and ported many of
them to Lingo for use in Director. I've posted a sample movie that I
plan on using primarily to test the anim's and select which
one I want
to
Kerry,
I had the same problem and this is how I solved it: In dreamweaver or
any other HTML program create a link that points to Evan's URL... then
open that file in your browser, right click on the link and select save
as... should pop open the file dialog.
HTH
Jorge
-Original
Has anybody used the MUI Xtra on OSX? I'm trying to port an app I created
on Windows to OSX and the MUI is the only thing not working. The Xtra is
initialized fine and I set up the dialog, but the initialize() and run()
functions don't do anything, as if there's no Xtra really there. It does
I'm pretty impressed with fileIO being able to do this stuff. When I get
my code working I will be happy to share it. I have a parent script
wrapper for fileIO featuring handlers like 'readByte()' 'readCstring()'
and (coming soon with your help) 'readShort()' and 'readLong()'.
Brennan
I
I can't get at the source, though--going to the .dir file launches the
Shockwave animation. I'd love to have the source--I'm sure a lot of us
would. What's the procedure to dl it?
The procedure should be:
copy http://www.evanadelman.com/easing/easingEquations.dir
File/Open/Internet paste
OK
but
Hmm, no problem with this procedure here:
W2K, DMX.
Or in IE; right click on the mail link save.
Bertil Flink
Creative Media
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From: Colin Holgate [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, June 11, 2003 6:27 PM
Subject: RE: lingo-l easing equations
Kerry, couple of ways to snag .dir's from a browser (IE 6.0, in this case)
1 - c:\Documents and Settings\_your_user_name_\Local Settings\Temporary
Internet Files\easingEquations.dir
2 - (a little goofy but...) follow the link, hit reload button, then use
file - save as ...
--mv
PS - very nice
Even easier...
open director, select the open command, hit the internet button on the lower right,
put in the url for the dir, wait a bit... and there you have it open in director just
save
to your hard drive
-Rob
11/06/2003 12:19:35 PM, Jorge Pena [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Kerry,
I had the
yup - or you can grab the zipped file i just posted:
http://www.evanadelman.com/easing/easing.zip
Jorge Pena wrote:
Kerry,
I had the same problem and this is how I solved it: In dreamweaver or
any other HTML program create a link that points to Evan's URL... then
open that file in your
Charlie,
It works for me on OS X.
Make sure you've got the correct Mui Dialog xtra in your Xtras
folder. Do a get info on it; for OS X it should be version 9.0r383
(instead of 8.5.1r102 which is the Classic version).
Tom
On 6/11/03 at 12:24 PM, Charlie Fiskeaux II shared the following:
Has
copy http://www.evanadelman.com/easing/easingEquations.dir
File/Open/Internet paste
OK
Thanks, Colin--that procedure worked for me. I got it with D MX on Win
XP.
Curiously, after doing the go movie way, the File Open way then
worked. Any chance the file changed in the last half hour?
[To
Works fine for me - just tried a quick fileOpen, and then an alert with an
alert list. Didn't try building a whole one from scratch, though. Does
your same code work properly in D8.5?
At 12:24 PM 6/11/03, Charlie Fiskeaux II wrote:
Has anybody used the MUI Xtra on OSX? I'm trying to port
Colin Holgate wrote:
Hmm, no problem with this procedure here:
W2K, DMX.
Not sure why the File Open way didn't work, but a way that does work
is to type this in the message window:
go movie http://www.evanadelman.com/easing/easingEquations.dir;
Heehee, too slick! Love it.
I simply
i apparently have the slowest posts in the world. an hour after i hit
send, the mssg comes into my client, so here's my hour delayed response:
nope - just added easing.zip to the folder. it contains the dcr, html,
dir files.
glad everyone's enjoying -- warm fuzzies all around :-)
-evan
worked for me in d8.5 mac
At 12:27 PM -0400 6/11/03, you wrote:
I can't get at the source, though--going to the .dir file launches the
Shockwave animation. I'd love to have the source--I'm sure a lot of us
would. What's the procedure to dl it?
The procedure should be:
copy
At 1:03 PM -0400 6/11/03, you wrote:
copy http://www.evanadelman.com/easing/easingEquations.dir
File/Open/Internet paste
OK
Thanks, Colin--that procedure worked for me. I got it with D MX on Win
XP.
Curiously, after doing the go movie way, the File Open way then
worked. Any chance the file
I had the same problems in 8.5, and I double checked the Xtra version, and
it is the MX xtra. Here's the code I'm using to build the dialog box. It
works fine on Windows:
gMUI=0
gMUI=xtra(MUI).new()
lwindow=gMUI.GetWindowPropList()
lwindow.name=Programs
lwindow.callback=chooseProgramCallback
I forgot to add that gProgramList that's duplicated below is a list of
strings.
Charlie Fiskeaux II
Media Designer
The Creative Group
www.cre8tivegroup.com
859/858-9054x29
cell: 859/608-9194
- Original Message -
From: Charlie Fiskeaux II [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent:
I had the same problems in 8.5, and I double checked the Xtra version, and
it is the MX xtra. Here's the code I'm using to build the dialog box. It
works fine on Windows:
In your windowPropList you don't specify anything for the modality of the
dialog.
In my experience, run() expects the
I'm trying to display french, german and greek characters in
the same director field and the application has to play in
Windows and Mac. I have the text in Microsoft Word(Windows)
and it looks fine(using the Arial Unicode font), but when i
import it in Director it's giving me problems. I
Another way to accomplish this is to embed the text in flash
and import the flash movies. Flash supports unicode text. I
am not sure if Flash 5 supports unicode though.
Have you done that successfully, Anand, with characters beyond the ISO
8859.1 range? My understanding is that it won't work
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