Hi Kerry,
for the example, I'll do that, but off-list and later (I am busy with other
things now).
Actually, 1/24th of a second. Cinema movies play at 24 fps.
Right and wrong. Cinema plays at 24 fps but even so 1 frame is displayed for
1/48 second. The rest of the time is used to move the
John,
I've used OnStage before, and it works great once you grasp its quirky
interface:
When you insert your media files, you have to specify the Development and
Runtime paths--like so: (using your example)
Put in the Dev extension field: D:\Main (or wherever your Director project
files are
Use (the stage).image instead, and then crop it based on the rect of
the sprite.
I figured that would be the answer. I was hoping for the easy way out.
Let's see... Ok, here's James' book with its section on imaging lingo.
Thanks.
Cordially,
Kerry Thompson
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Hi Evan!
Thank you very much for your elaborate answer. It seems as it describes a
viable solution, yet it's nothing I could try in 5 mins and tell you if it
worked for me or not.
So thanks for your offer to email you off list, which I appreciate very
much. I might come back to it later.
you were pretty much spot on. I found the website and it does indeed use the
Windows Shell Active X control - the page can be found here:
http://dasdeck.de/staff/valentin/scriptcontrol/
cheers
Fraser
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Adios, Pranav, glad you were able to join us. Good luck in your new
position (hope you have one!)
I agree, it's clear the market is dramatically reduced. Just curious,
compared to a couple of years ago, where do people think it is? 30% of
what it was? 10%? 60%? Where do you think it will
Also, I am trying to find a website which described using VBScript and
JScript from within Director using shell32 and rundll32. does anyone know
the URL for this site?
You can use the externalEvent command to communicate with the browser. From
Director i.e. shockwave, raise the externalEvent
on 8/13/03 12:06 AM, Slava Paperno at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
John,
Assuming you're using MPEG Advance Xtra from Tabuleiro, here is the
approach that works for me when I have to switch source mpg movies while
the projector is running.
Thanks. I WISH I was using Tabulerio's. I'm using
Try Flasher-L. I haven't been on it long, but it seems like it's a good
list.
http://www.chinwag.com/flasher
Charlie Fiskeaux II
Media Designer
The Creative Group
www.cre8tivegroup.com
859/858-9054x29
cell: 859/608-9194
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1. good list : http://chattyfig.figleaf.com
(for various levels of expertise and interest)
2. good editors :
try scite-flash (http://www.bomberstudios.com)
or ultra-edit32 with AS-syntaxfiles
those R my favorites
cheers,
e.
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Ok, so this brings up a question in my head: for all you successful full
time Director dev's, are you finding Director work through current
relationships, or do you have a different strategy to open new markets?
Do you bring Director to the table through pre-built projects (We sell
Kiosk
Is there a way in Director, if the user has NOT interacted with my CD-ROM
program to create some type of an event, so Windows does not go into
screensaver mode?
You might want to take a look at BuddiAPI.
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Hi,
How can I make a movie wait a string to be completely send by a server using
Multiuser Xtra? I'm using the xtra to conect to a server in text mode, I
pass a string and in response the server always will send 57 bytes. The
problem it's seems that multiuser is to quick in send the string and
But as a matter of fact it does! The video card takes quite long to get the
image displayed. If Director too took so long, then you wouldn't get stair
steps, but a gradient (which would be fine, because you wouldn't notice
it!). You see stair steps, BECAUSE Director is so fast.
This bit sounds
Shaik,
Just finished a SCORM Shockwave project.
It only works in IE.on windoze but it works.
For getting info from the LMS use: EvalScript theArg
For sending info to the LMS use: gotoNetPage(javascript:Your_Code_Here)
I had a sniffer dxr talk to the LMS on startup to see if the student
Kerry Thompson wrote:
So, how do I take a snapshot of the video?
Hi, Kerry. Perform copiPixels / crop of the stage and grab only the
video sprite´s rect:
--Crop the image from the stage
img = (the stage).image.crop(pVideoSprite.rect)
pImageDummie.image.copyPixels(img, img.rect, img.rect)
Huh. I'm pretty sure God would be using a Mac.
Regardless, Jesus is my Palm Pilot.
On Tuesday, August 12, 2003, at 07:53 AM, Chris Aernoudt wrote:
Remember the eleventh commandment;
THOU SHALT UPDATE THY COMPUTER REGULARLY
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In my opinion this effect is due to the frequency difference
of the animation and the graphics adaptor.
Director or Flash could be running let's say at 13 fps,
whereas the graphics adaptor would run at 60 fps for example.
Interesting theory, but I don't think it holds up in reality.
The
Sorry:
I need a help ;)
I'm new in Director MX I'm working in a CD-Hypermedia proyect. So I need
to know how I can detect what kind of resolution the client have in his PC
for seeting my movies to 800x600 centered or if the client have a higher
resolution I want my interfaces centered in his
Hi,
How can I make a movie wait a string to be completely send by a server using
Multiuser Xtra? I'm using the xtra to conect to a server in text mode, I
pass a string and in response the server always will send 57 bytes. The
problem it's seems that multiuser is to quick in send the string and
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Everything should be so easy. And to think I charge $1,000/hour for this
stuff.
¨
WHAT!!!
I hope there is one zreo too many in there, or I'll start banging my head against the
wall...
Bertil Flink
Creative Media
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Seems to be the Bugbear again:
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On Tuesday, Aug 12, 2003, at 11:22 America/Chicago, John R. Sweeney Jr
wrote:
My problem is that everything I've tried has failed to link this video
to
the program. I've had to hard code the path of the video, in order for
Director to be able to find it. It wasn't a problem, because the
Don't forget to check out the forums on UltraShock:
http://www.ultrashock.com
Or the newly re-launched Were-here:
http://were-here.com
Best regards,
Tom
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Sorry, thiat was the info for the latest scare, not the virus you encountered.
But poke around Symantec's site for info about the Win32/Bugbear.B worm.
Bertil Flink
Creative Media
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Hi Kristian,
Have you tried this:
root = sprite(x).getVariable(_root,false)
root.getStringFromDMX(myString)
root.myArray[11] = this is a test;
Since root is an actual REFERENCE to the root timeline, you can access
most of the stuff on the timeline just like you would in Actionscript.
Keep in
On Thursday, Aug 14, 2003, at 21:17 Europe/Stockholm, Bertil Flink
wrote:
Everything should be so easy. And to think I charge $1,000/hour for
this
stuff.
¨
WHAT!!!
I hope there is one zreo too many in there, or I'll start banging my
head against the wall...
Yeah, I've started banging
On Thursday, Aug 14, 2003, at 18:45 Europe/Stockholm, Howdy-Tzi wrote:
On Wednesday, Aug 13, 2003, at 16:56 America/Chicago, Andreas
Gaunitz wrote:
That's the way behaviors work. There's an article on DOUG regarding
this very issue, written by Yours Truly. Look it up. ;)
I looked it up, but
Kerry,
Couple of followup questions:
I have three different things I want to set here: a list, a
string and a string. Are you saying that after setting the
first item: pListOfSubMenusToCheck, which has a default
format of #list and adding all those properties to the
propList, that I
I think it's actually a virus Kerry - probably even sent from James'
own email.
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Hi all,
I am working on smart card. I wanted to know how to comunicate thru serial
port using Lingo?
Thanks
Anil
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Behold... FLASH OBJECTS!
root = sprite(x).getVariable(_root,false)
root.getStringFromDMX(myString)
False allows getVariable() to return a reference to the root timeline.
Then you can call functions on it.
HTH,
~Mathew
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Thanks for the input everyone. I am talking about the motion of the
image itself. I've taken some advise and looked into subpixel animation
as one option and the AlphaMania Xtra as another that may fix the
problem. The AlphaMania Xtra seems to be very good, but still not good
enough for 1024 x
Hi all,
just wondering if anyone has worked with triggering/calling flash functions,
using lingo, from DMX? The flash function I'm trying to reach is inside a
sprite that is a Flash object. What I want to do is (in pseudo) something
like:
sprite(x).callFlashFunction(getStringFromDMX(), myString)
either Kerry is joking or he's
buying dinner.
Now, would I pull your leg? Have you every know me to be anything but
serious? :-^
Cordially,
Kerry Thompson
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On Tue, 12 Aug 2003 18:13:56 -0400, Mathew Ray [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
However, is this what you are talking about Court? From your initial
posting, I got the feeling that your issue was with the perceived motion
of the image itself, be it a bitmap or a solid block of color. First of
all, is
Sorry folks for the ot question but I think I got infected
with the James Newton email, Is there any way I can resolve
this other than reformatting
A good virus protection program like MacAfee or Norton will do the job.
You'll spend a few dollars (~$30?), but it's a lot cheaper than
On Thursday, Aug 14, 2003, at 14:42 America/Chicago, Andreas Gaunitz
wrote:
It doesn't seem to work in Shockwave with complete reliability. I
have absolutely no idea why. Works fine in *some* Win browsers and,
AFAIK, all Mac ones
On my comp it doesn't work with
Safari 1.0 (v85)
Mac-OS X 10.2.6
My client is having me use the OnStage Media Xtra for Director, because they
own the liscense.
My problem is that everything I've tried has failed to link this video to
the program. I've had to hard code the path of the video, in order for
Director to be able to find it. It wasn't a problem,
At least you're consequent in your computerised bad habits :)
Long live Pocket PC =)
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Subject: Re: lingo-l Seriously OT: Automatic
On Tuesday, August 5, 2003, at 08:32 AM, Mendelsohn, Michael wrote:
The top line just displays the instance of the xtra, without any spin
down/tree view widgets. In the OI, I can see the tree with the
makeList() method, but not any other way. Any thoughts, or should I
just figure out the tree
Ever watched a movie in the
cinema? A scratch in a frame is displayed for 1/48 seconds.
Actually, 1/24th of a second. Cinema movies play at 24 fps.
You're both right, but Michael was more right. The film is 24 fps,
but the projection on the screen is only 1/48th of a second.
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Wow... Haven't thought about double-buffering in a while :0)
I have seen the same stair-step pattern myself, particularly when
flipping through a series of bitmaps in an un-moving member. It happens
on some video cards, not on others. Hence, I have blamed it on the
implementation of the video
Hi all,
I am working on smart card. I wanted to know how to comunicate thru serial
port using Lingo?
There is a serial port xtra that might help you.
Regards,
Anand Ravi
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Hello Listers,
This week will be my last here at Learnet. And I'll probably be headed out
of multimedia development too after this. Since this list has helped a lot
during my tenure here, I figured a quick goodbye would be in order.
As an aside, I'd like to chip in with a quick comment on what
On Tuesday, August 12, 2003, at 08:01 AM, Kerry Thompson wrote:
I think you're right, Grimm--it's a virus. The .scr is pretty much a
dead giveaway.
I don't think it's from James, though--the e-mail address was
[EMAIL PROTECTED] I know James' e-mail address, and that's not
it, unless he's using a
John-
Have you experimented with baPlaceCursor?
-Jeff
At 0839 -0500 08/05/2003, John R. Sweeney Jr wrote:
My client has there screensavers set through out the field at 3 minutes to
turn on. They don't want to turn them off.
Is there a way in Director, if the user has NOT interacted with my
Hi Cole!
Or if the internet user doesn't do it directly, how could a PHP Server
connect to a Director projector via the MUI?
I'm sure it could be done with php's fgets and fputs socket commands.
Thanks for your answer. I am not a PHP geek, I just know that fgets and
fputs are used to read and
So about 23 % of the disc was metal
Sorry, I meant 25 %
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Auftrag von Michael von
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Betreff: AW: lingo-l animating scaling of sprites
Hi
At 10:02 2003-08-11, Evan Adelman wrote:
Ok, so this brings up a question in my head: for all you successful full
time Director dev's, are you finding Director work through current
relationships, or do you have a different strategy to open new markets? Do
you bring Director to the table through
In my opinion this effect is due to the frequency difference of the
animation and the graphics adaptor.
Director or Flash could be running let's say at 13 fps, whereas the graphics
adaptor would run at 60 fps for example.
The graphics adaptor is drawing a new frame line by line. If director
I second Kerry's suggestion...Flashcoders is a good place if you are
having a really weird issue, cause chances are someone else there has
seen it too. Its also a great place to keep up with the most advanced
stuff going on. Flashnewbie is a great resource as well, and there is
generally some good
Hi Hector,
You may also want to look into the desktopRectList. Element 1 (given by (the
desktopRectList)[1] gives the dimensions of the first screen (the only screen for
most users). You can set (the stage).rect relative to this, or even make (the
stage).rect equal to the screen.
Kind
On Tuesday, August 12, 2003, at 10:28 AM, Chris Aernoudt wrote:
At least you're consequent in your computerised bad habits :)
Oh no, let's not start THIS thread. It's like a religion...wha? The
Digital Crusades? Perhaps I can then join up Knights of MacTemplar, and
finally become part of the
From what you tell it seems some kind of virus/hacker activity. Try using a
firewall or disconnect from the internet and try to boot the computer with
no connectiosn (if you haven´t done so already). If you did that maybe it´s
a virus or some kind of hack sent to you by someone when connected to
I haven't either--not since I wrote a video driver for the Apple II in
assembler, and a driver for the IBM CGA and Hercules adaptors. Geez,
that was close to 20 years ago. I guess pain leaves a lasting
impression, no?
I too wrote assembler (actually, straight hex) for Apple II video,
but I
gretings,
is it possible to debug an extra while it is running using an IDE like VC++
or CodeWarrior? until now i have been printing messages to the message
window in director, but i would really like to step through the xtra code
while it is running...
- bryan
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I think you're right, Grimm--it's a virus. The .scr is pretty much a
dead giveaway.
I don't think it's from James, though--the e-mail address was
[EMAIL PROTECTED] I know James' e-mail address, and that's not
it, unless he's using a new one. And, James is more than savvy enough
to
I
Hi all,
I am working on smart card. I wanted to know how to comunicate thru serial port using
Lingo?
Thanks
Anil
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On Tuesday, Aug 12, 2003, at 17:26 America/Chicago, Kerry Thompson
wrote:
I guess pain leaves a lasting impression, no?
Which is why you're sure to be immortalized.
;)
-- WthmO
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Incidentally, you can do it in D6 using the picture of the stage and
then doing a crop of the bitmap member.
Actually, it doesn't look like I'll need imaging Lingo. If the Director
help is accurate, this works:
stageImage = (the stage).image
spriteImage = stageImage.crop(sprite(10).rect)
I need to know how I can detect what kind of
resolution the client have in his PC for seeting my movies to
800x600 centered or if the client have a higher resolution I
want my interfaces centered in his screen.
Buddy API will check and change resolution for you on Windows. I use
DirectOS
Kerry, I am not a computer hardware specialist, but I am
QUITE sure my theory is correct.
It could be. I've never seen the stair stepping you're talking about,
though. Do you have an example you could send me? I could play around
with the refresh rate on my computer and see what happens. I'm
On Wednesday, Aug 13, 2003, at 16:56 America/Chicago, Andreas Gaunitz
wrote:
That's the way behaviors work. There's an article on DOUG regarding
this very issue, written by Yours Truly. Look it up. ;)
I looked it up, but I'm sorry to say it doesn't work on my computer!
The last, moving,
Wow... Haven't thought about double-buffering in a while :0)
I haven't either--not since I wrote a video driver for the Apple II in
assembler, and a driver for the IBM CGA and Hercules adaptors. Geez,
that was close to 20 years ago. I guess pain leaves a lasting
impression, no?
Cordially,
Sounds like MSBlast. See Google News.
Recap: Mid-July there was a flaw found in most versions of Windows.
Machines which are connected to the internet can receive a remote-procedure
request which can then be manipulated to offer control over the machine.
Symptoms include heavy net connections and
John wrote:
snip
Anyway, Director can't find the video in a video folder below its
subdirectory and it can't even find it in the SAME directory that my
projector is in. The ONLY way we've ever gotten this video to be found is a
straight hard-coded path. (ie. D:\Main\video\video.mpg)
/snip
I know
MUST KILL FLASH ;)
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on 8/12/03 1:14 PM, Howdy-Tzi at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Have you tried contacting the tech support folks at the company that
made the Xtra?
Yes and no luck yet. :(
Thanx,
John
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On Thursday, Aug 14, 2003, at 22:20 Europe/Stockholm, Howdy-Tzi wrote:
On Thursday, Aug 14, 2003, at 14:42 America/Chicago, Andreas Gaunitz
wrote:
It doesn't seem to work in Shockwave with complete reliability. I
have absolutely no idea why. Works fine in *some* Win browsers and,
AFAIK, all
It looks like I'll have to do without the New York contingent on this
one.
Ok, I've the image of the video. I know this has been covered before,
but do I need an Xtra to save a bitmap to the hard drive? This is a
projector, not a Shockwave.
Cordially,
Kerry Thompson
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From: Robin Pereira [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Wednesday,
Sorry folks for the ot question but I think I got infected with the James
Newton email,
Is there any way I can resolve this other than reformatting
Any ideas appreciated.
Robin Pereira
M-07905125482
WWW.BlueQube.org.uk
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Hi list...
I have a text member -- sprite(8), sitting on top of a graphic --
sprite(3). Sprite(8) is preventing sprite(3) from doing its behavior.
The below code is on sprite(8). Sprite(3) has on mouseEnter,
mouseLeave, etc. but doesn't execute. I thought this would be solved
with pass, but
hi john,
here a simple solution for finding the correct drive-letter with lingo. this
solution requires that the rest of the video-path is exotic enough not to occur
accidently a second time on the users computer, otherwise you would have to add
a check for the videofile itself to the handler.
Hey all,
I'm planning on doing zooms and pans in director or flash with 1024 x
768 images for a screen saver, but are running into problems. Director
and Flash are both doing extremely strange things when animating the
scaling of an image at all for a zoom effect. Panning is a little
better,
Kerry Thompson wrote:
do I need an Xtra to save a bitmap to the hard drive?
I have a big delay receiving the mails of this list.. so you´ll prolly
got an answer to this. Anyway.. try this free xtra:
Sharp Image Export Xtra
http://www.sharp-software.com/
Bye
--
Agustín María Rodríguez | [EMAIL
Not so fast. The DirectImage Xtra is a good xtra solution, but for a
free xtra solution you can use the Sharp Image xtra available at:
http://www.sharp-software.com/
I've used both recently, and they performed well.
It looks like I'll have to do without the New York contingent on this
one.
Ok,
do I need an Xtra to save a bitmap to the hard drive? This is a
projector, not a Shockwave.
AFAIK, yes. The best option, IMHO, is Werner's SharpExport xtra
http://www.sharp-software.com
(I believe DirectImage also has this kind of functionality - at a price!)
-Sean.
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Dear all
Forgive the massively OT nature of this post but it's always good to ask
fellow puter bods...
Is anybody experiencing or has seen a problem with Windows XP recently
involving an automatic shutdown? My brother and a friend are both
experiencing this issue. Within minutes of Windows
John,
Assuming you're using MPEG Advance Xtra from Tabuleiro, here is the
approach that works for me when I have to switch source mpg movies while
the projector is running.
In the stopMovie handler, I have this Lingo (it prevents saving the movie
with a hardcoded path to something I don't
Try searching the archives for subpixel animationit can help even
out jaggyness caused by being forced to move a pixel at a time. Also,
what kind of machine are you running on (platform/processor/ram/director
ver.)?
~mathew
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What's it like seeing the blue screen of death on them little
I have a few that didn't make it to the list - all have .scr attachments.
Pretty sure it's a virus, and probably just arbitrarily used a user name
(James Newton) that happened to match one of our subscribers, unless of
course James himself is infected without realizing it.
If it truly came
Kerry,
Couple of followup questions:
I have three different things I want to set here: a list, a string and a
string. Are you saying that after setting the first item:
pListOfSubMenusToCheck, which has a default format of #list and adding all
those properties to the propList, that I can't reset
Kerry, I am not a computer hardware specialist, but I am QUITE sure my
theory is correct.
Here's why:
The graphics adaptor will draw the screen at whatever refresh rate you
set--we can use 60 Hz as a base rate.
This is exactly what you can use for testing. Change the refresh rate and
watch
Probably, but do you want to save it and retrieve it later, or save it in
bitmap form (for another app to read)?
If you want to retrieve it later, I guess you could use imaging lingo to go
through it pixel by pixel and convert to hex and use fileio to write it out
to a text file, then rebuild
Geoff, see my comments in-line. I've snipped a bit for brevity.
I'm having a problem with a behavior I wrote. Seems for some
reason Director in sometimes converting my list to a
string. I have not been able to track down why.
on getPropertyDescriptionList me
set propList = [:]
Hey Anil,
Have you checked out the DirectCommunicaton Xtra?
http://www.directxtras.com/
HTH,
... Alex ...
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At 20:32 -0400 11/08/03, Tab Julius wrote:
Pretty sure it's a virus, and probably just arbitrarily used a user
name (James Newton) that happened to match one of our subscribers,
unless of course James himself is infected without realizing it.
Even if James isn't infected, it doesn't have to be
Hi Geoff,
Unfortunately simply setting the format to #list is not going to work. The gpdl
doesn't really accept that and as you've discovered sets the input to be a string.
You can work around this however by adding the following line to your beginsprite
handler
pListOfSubMenusToCheck =
Ciao Pranav
Thanks for sharing over the last years and good luck in the future.
You wouldn't remember but it was you that helped me understand getNetText,
netDone() etc. when I first started out (4 years back?).
Sadly Flash is truly coming to rule the world (and just when I was starting
to get
11/08/2003 9:16:50 AM, Tab Julius [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I agree, it's clear the market is dramatically reduced. Just curious,
compared to a couple of years ago, where do people think it is? 30% of
what it was? 10%? 60%? Where do you think it will be in two years?
Specifically the
Thanks all.
The market remains strong here for online developers. You'll find several
people into developing HTML or Flash based websites, or converting legacy
content into web-friendly formats. Although Shockwave can be deployed
online, it's has it's obvious drawbacks.
Speaking in terms of
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On Thursday, Aug 14, 2003, at 18:12 America/Chicago, David Benman wrote:
Not so fast. The DirectImage Xtra is a good xtra solution, but for a
free xtra solution you can use the Sharp Image xtra available at:
http://www.sharp-software.com/
I've used both recently, and they performed well.
On Thursday, Aug 14, 2003, at 16:56 America/Chicago, Andreas Gaunitz
wrote:
What can I say? It works in a projector. What happens if you move the
mouse when passing the clicks? (There's a SW bug that doesn't catch
clicks without a mouse motion.)
Heh, this wasn't easy to perform lying on the
So thats what's on that third tablet that Moses dropped?
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I just got an e-mail, supposedly from James Newton, and
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Just a quick follow-up. I noticed that the attachment is a .scr file, a
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