Re: Grammar parser in Lingo...?

2003-07-17 Thread LukeLists
> Howdy all. Wondering if anyone's heard of a grammar parser behavior, > object or script in Lingo. Hi Warren, I've written a few in lingo - context free, top-down, bottom-up, augmented grammers, link-node style (the one I am using in a project about to be released uses a combination of the last

RE: Grammar parser in Lingo...?

2003-07-17 Thread Kerry Thompson
> Howdy all. Wondering if anyone's heard of a grammar parser behavior, > object or script in Lingo. > > The idea is that this would be some kind of code that could > be used to > generate a pre-translation table of words, which would then be > converted into another language. I expect you kn

Macromedia Breeze - response

2003-07-17 Thread 2702NET
Well, it might not be so cut and dry...though I'll agree that anyone that's in the multimedia consulting/contracting biz might prefer different wording. First, we have to grow and evolve as the products do...if Macromedia is selling a product that makes the deployment of simple Power Point pre

Re: What's the Deal on Breeze?

2003-07-17 Thread John Dowdell
The deal is to help people achieve their goals. Making high-level toolkits for specialists is one part of that... making it easier for the broader mass of humanity to achieve common goals is another part of that. Lowering the overall costs for the world sounds ditzy, but it's true. Macromedia Cont

OT: monitor settings

2003-07-17 Thread Stephen Ingrum
I'm trying to find some numbers for my client about how many users have 1024x768 capabilities. Does anybody use a resource that has these kinds of numbers? Thank you, Stephen Ingrum [EMAIL PROTECTED] www.LeagueofDesign.com [To remove yourself from this list, or to change to digest mode, go to ht

What's the Deal on Breeze?

2003-07-17 Thread Allen Stare-IMM
Hello, I just opened an e-mail from my friendly Macromedia Territory Manager telling me all about the new Macromedia "Breeze." I was intrigued. I decided to click the "see Breeze in action" link. I started watching what looked like a well-designed Powerpoint presentation. Then I got really o

RE: Grammar parser in Lingo...?

2003-07-17 Thread Kraig Mentor
I made a simple grammar parser plug-in as a contract once. It was rudimentay though. It was for a children's game. The game was based around a schoolroom locker scenario. There were six lockers with different items in them. The items were simple. Pencil, book, sweater, etc. The user would reciev

Re: Lingo-l digest, Vol 1 #885 - 19 msgs

2003-07-17 Thread Kurt Griffin
> Have you checked a copy of the replicated disc against the gold master? > I'd check all file sizes and dates to make sure they are the same. Yep, the client did that before calling us. > I'm assuming you have an installer that writes the app to the hard > drive. I'd run an install from both th

RE: Error I haven't seen before

2003-07-17 Thread Chris Aernoudt
Or this proggie: http://www.elpros.si/CDCheck/ -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Kurt Griffin Sent: woensdag 16 juli 2003 21:53 To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Error I haven't seen before Hey all, Sent out a gold master a month and a half

Re: Error I haven't seen before

2003-07-17 Thread Anand Ravi
> At 18:24 2003-07-16, Howdy-Tzi wrote: > >On Wednesday, Jul 16, 2003, at 19:49 America/Chicago, Mark A. Boyd wrote: > > > >>At 12:53 2003-07-16, Kurt Griffin wrote: > >>>"The application can not start as it > >>>cannot create needed files. There may not be enough free disk space." > >> > >>Another

RE: Error I haven't seen before

2003-07-17 Thread Chris Aernoudt
Could even be a difference in the filesys on the duplicated disk... Maybe some dust on the master caused some erratic data... I'd use a binary comparing proggie on the two disks... Like this one: http://www.programmersheaven.com/zone16/cat913/3107.htm This way you can prove you're right and the

Re: Error I haven't seen before

2003-07-17 Thread Mark A. Boyd
At 18:24 2003-07-16, Howdy-Tzi wrote: On Wednesday, Jul 16, 2003, at 19:49 America/Chicago, Mark A. Boyd wrote: At 12:53 2003-07-16, Kurt Griffin wrote: "The application can not start as it cannot create needed files. There may not be enough free disk space." Another possibility is that if you've

Re: RE:Re: Design Help

2003-07-17 Thread Anand Ravi
Hi List, Thank you all very much for your help. It is highly appreciated. Off late more and more of my clients want to package HTML/XML content in D - Specially now that XML is gaining acceptance. Wish macromedia would come up with some sort of a universal container that could seamlessly handle t

Re: styles in embedded fonts

2003-07-17 Thread mavinson
Slava Paperno <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>@mail4.fcgnetworks.net on 07/17/2003 02:27:50 AM It seems that Director auto-generates an "italics" style, but not a "bold" style, with an embedded font. Is it just me, or can someone reproduce this? I'm using Director MX under Windows XP. Slava I ran thro

Crypto++ SDK

2003-07-17 Thread Alexandre Cop
Hey guys, Quick question: Have any of you tried this product from Sampson Multimedia? http://www.sampson-multimedia.com/copy-protection.html We're looking for a solution that can work for both Director and non-Director products, and allow the use of floating licences (CALs). Thanks! ... Alex ..

RE: Grammar parser in Lingo...?

2003-07-17 Thread Andrew Dempsey
Syntax was the course in my masters (linguistics) that put me to sleep on a daily basis (of course, we had our first baby also in the middle of that course, which may have contributed to the sleep-deprivation syndrome, but that's beside the point). The parser logic will not be hard for basic sent