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Not with scrollbars, but like this:
Sorry...Michael, missed this part.
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I have tried #adjust, #scroll, #fixed but none of those worked in the
way mentioned above. However I recall having seen this behaviour in
Lingo text fields before.
Can anybody help?
Thanks
Michael
Hear ya
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I have tried #adjust, #scroll, #fixed but none of those worked in the
way mentioned above. However I recall having seen this behaviour in
Lingo text fields before.
Can anybody help?
Thanks
Michael
...and this behavior
On Monday, Aug 16, 2004, at 12:50 US/Eastern, Buzz Kettles wrote:
I've been bitten by the cmd-S/D issue more times than I'd like to
remember - it's a real annoyance.
The worst is when you accidentally duplicate a movie script...then find
yourself inadvertently editing the wrong one. You're
On Monday, Aug 16, 2004, at 14:12 US/Eastern, Buzz Kettles wrote:
cmd-opt-D is now the way to get Delete if I want it
to override, I selected the cast window menu item, but then changed
the string in the QK dialog to be 'cmd-D', so when QKs fails to match
it posts an error dialog = Cannot find
On Friday, Aug 13, 2004, at 08:10 US/Eastern, Ross Clutterbuck wrote:
Hi Tim
I've never had any problems at all other than the file associations as
you've mentioned. In fact I've got 8, 8.5, MX and MX2004 all installed
and
the only problem I've ever encountered is the application icon for MX
and
Hi Folks,
Sorry for the off_off_topic posting.
If anyone listening is willing and able to develop an Xtra for
real-time Time Scale Modification of audio (or other workable solution
e.g. Shared Libraries) please contact me off list. Target platform is
Mac OS X.
TIA,
Joe
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On Monday, Aug 9, 2004, at 02:44 US/Eastern, Sébastien Portebois wrote:
This is only a blind guess, but are youreally sure that your new
(moved) idel handler really gets called?
Indeed a possible eplanation of what happens is that you have an other
'on idle' handler, in a script after the very
On Sunday, Aug 8, 2004, at 23:37 US/Eastern, Troy Rollins wrote:
You need to manually put UIhelper in your projector's xtras folder.
Ah, Troy...was hoping against hope you'd be awake and respond (I saw
all of your related posts on Direct-L).
I have WatcherHelper PPC Xtra in my projector's Xtras
On Sunday, Aug 8, 2004, at 23:55 US/Eastern, Troy Rollins wrote:
As I recall, I needed UIhelper to make it work. I suspect the sleep
method moved around a bit as to which xtra it was included in. Try it
with UIHelper in the projector's xtras folder.
Ah...since UIhelper is gone...pull it from an
On Monday, Aug 9, 2004, at 00:11 US/Eastern, Troy Rollins wrote:
OK. It varies over platforms and versions. Is WatcherHelper manually
placed in the Xtras folder?
Hi Troy,
Yep, WatcherHelper PPC Xtra is in there.
Gilles
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Hi Troy,
Here's something even weirder...
sleep and other 'UIhelper functions like (getdate()) work fine from
the message window...the error gets thrown when I try to use sleep in
the 'on idle' handler.
Hm.
Flummoxed,
Gilles
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down to the bottom again just to
confirm and, sure enough, that was it.
Seems weird and wrong. Perhaps I'm missing something. At least it's
working now.
Gilles
On Monday, Aug 9, 2004, at 00:35 US/Eastern, 2702NET wrote:
Hi Troy,
Here's something even weirder...
sleep and other 'UIhelper
On Monday, Aug 9, 2004, at 00:59 US/Eastern, Troy Rollins wrote:
That's the first I've heard of that one.
Ah well, sometimes asking why just isn't worth it. ;-)
I hear ya brother.
Sounds like you found the workaround.
Yes...and I now see what everybody's been talkin' 'bout. Been watching
my app
On Wednesday, Jul 28, 2004, at 12:08 US/Eastern, Kerry Thompson wrote:
With a few exceptions, all Western European languages use the same
character set, ANSI or ISO 8859.1
Hi Kerry,
Norwegian included in this as well?
Thanks,
Gilles
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On Wednesday, Jul 28, 2004, at 13:04 US/Eastern, Kerry Thompson wrote:
Norwegian included in this as well?
Yes ^_^
Excellent...thanks Kerry. That'll save me a bit of trouble.
Gilles
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On Tuesday, Jun 1, 2004, at 22:35 US/Eastern, Valentin Schmidt wrote:
And I've started to work on a mac version.
Super. Thanks Valentin.
Gilles
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Likewise here. Thanks Valentin.
Gilles
On Friday, May 28, 2004, at 11:27 US/Eastern, Florian Bogeschdorfer
wrote:
I will donate you when the project is done.
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Hi Folks,
Sorry to ask this here on the list, but I can't get through to the
vendor and know some of you are using zScript Xtra from Zeus Prod.
(Bruce Epstein).
I have the sample movie that came w/my registered version but can't
seem to find any documentation. Is there any? (The site says
Hallo,
Never mind...I found the V1.4 doc.
Gilles
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Hi Colin,
Nah, unfortunately it's not shipped w/the new OS X version. Looks like
they're working on new docs. For the moment, I've located and will use
the V1.4 doc.
Joe
On Friday, May 28, 2004, at 17:59 US/Eastern, Colin Holgate wrote:
Sorry to ask this here on the list, but I can't get
Hi Valentin,
Nice that you're developing this...potentially very handy. This is
right in line w/a project I'm working on at the moment...so I can do
some real world banging on it. I'll contact you w/any results offline.
Thanks,
Gilles
On Thursday, May 27, 2004, at 10:34 US/Eastern, Valentin
It's major text processing stuff - perfect Perl job. For me, at least,
it'd be much harder (if possible) to do it in AppleScript. Probably
even possible to do a native-lingo version but that'd be many more
lines of codes and maybe (almost certainly) slower. I'm around the
permissions thing
Hi Folks,
Slightly off topic - but I know there are some Mac OS X/Unix Jockeys
out there who might be able to help with this/point me in the right
direction.
Here's the situation:
I have a little mini app (not written in Lingo) that I am launching
from a Mac OS X projector (DirMX[9]/Mac OS X
Hi Folks,
I'm tying my luck w/this posting again...removed the Slightly OT
prepended earlier in hopes of getting a taker. After seeing Kerry's
permissions-related postings of earlier today, thought this might be in
a similar vein...perhaps the experts might shine a little light this
way.
Hi Alex,
This is just off the cuff - but have you looked into using BinaryIO
Xtra from updateStage i.e. reading this information from the PowerPoint
file directly? You would need the PowerPoint file specification which I
assume is publicly available.
Gilles
On Thursday, May 13, 2004, at
Hi Folks,
I need to grab ASCII codes for chars in a very large string and drop
those codes into a list. At the moment, I'm doing the obvious and
simple i.e. looping to the number of chars in the big string and
returning the code for each char retrieved with charToNum() then
appending the code
.
Regards,
Daniel
On May 1, 2004, at 1:32 AM, 2702NET wrote:
Hi Folks,
I need to grab ASCII codes for chars in a very large string and drop
those codes into a list. At the moment, I'm doing the obvious and
simple i.e. looping to the number of chars in the big string and
returning the code for each
Hi Colin,
The biggest are about 7 bytes/characters...in one session there
may be as many as 10 or 20 of these files to import and convert. Speed
in the conversion is essential.
Overnight, I've adjusted my code so that bytes from the files are read
in (and converted) in 5000 byte chunks.
On Saturday, May 1, 2004, at 06:16 US/Eastern, Tab Julius wrote:
Well, unless the string is changing in size right under your nose, you
don't need to calculate the number of chars every single time. That's
one small optimization you can do...
numChars =the number of chars in reallyBigString
Whoa Nellie...that made a pretty noticeable difference.
On Saturday, May 1, 2004, at 10:15 US/Eastern, 2702NET wrote:
Well, unless the string is changing in size right under your nose,
you don't need to calculate the number of chars every single time.
That's one small optimization you can do
Hi Slava,
No, unfortunately, I'm writing to a specification. I'm not doing the
encryption...just the decryption. Normally I just use DirectOS or Vlist
Xtras for that.
On Saturday, May 1, 2004, at 10:40 US/Eastern, Slava Paperno wrote:
Are you at liberty to use other encryption schemes that
Ultimately, I guess I'll probably look at cooking something up in
RealBasic and launching that from my projector. It'd be nice to make it
work natively in Lingo though.
On Saturday, May 1, 2004, at 10:40 US/Eastern, Slava Paperno wrote:
Are you at liberty to use other encryption schemes that
Finally got some sleep...woke up to get a glass of water...shuffled
over to the computer to check email
and Wow, what a nice surprise. I'm going to try dropping it in now.
Thanks,
Gilles
On Saturday, May 1, 2004, at 15:25 US/Eastern, Colin Holgate wrote:
I added this to your routine:
As
of getting through a big string.
Gilles
On Saturday, May 1, 2004, at 11:32 US/Eastern, Troy Rollins wrote:
On May 1, 2004, at 11:07 AM, 2702NET wrote:
Ultimately, I guess I'll probably look at cooking something up in
RealBasic and launching that from my projector. It'd be nice to make
it work
Perfect!...I'll keep the chunks to that size.
Thanks again Colin,
Gilles
On Saturday, May 1, 2004, at 16:24 US/Eastern, Colin Holgate wrote:
and Wow, what a nice surprise. I'm going to try dropping it in now.
To save you some time, the sweet spot seemed to be about 220 character
chunks.
Thanks Buzz. Cool idea.
#1 building a limited-size string-driven proplist that contains all
256 chars their charToNums().
(then the overhead for of the function calls is limited and DONE)
What do you mean when you say limited-size? Won't the above prebuilt
propList always be the same size?
Duh...never mind. sheepishly I've parsed it. You meant limited size
as opposed to the arbitrary (most often large) sized list of charToNum
values we were building before
got it,
Gilles
On Saturday, May 1, 2004, at 17:33 US/Eastern, 2702NET wrote:
#1 building a limited-size string-driven
Hi Buzz,
You method - defying all logic (at least *my* logic) - is actually a
good deal slower than calling the charToNum() function for each loop.
It's about 3 times slower. Tried it a few times just to be sure.
Gilles
On Saturday, May 1, 2004, at 17:12 US/Eastern, Buzz Kettles wrote:
I
Didn't see this until after I posted... Yep.
On Saturday, May 1, 2004, at 18:06 US/Eastern, Colin Holgate wrote:
#2 Use Colin's first-char approach to grab each char then use that
as an index into the prooList to get it's charToNum()
That wasn't my idea, but even so, the lookup table only
Hi all,
Anyone have code for decimal to binary conversion you wouldn't mind
posting?
TIA,
J
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Actually, Chuck...thanks, I think this'll do just fine. Thanks also
Daniel for the response, I'll check your code out too.
Gratefully,
Joe
On Wednesday, Apr 28, 2004, at 09:41 US/Eastern, Chuck Neal wrote:
This is old and not really optimized, but may be what you want...
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On 28/4/04 12:23 pm, 2702NET [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Anyone have code for decimal to binary conversion you wouldn't mind
posting?
Hi J,
This is about 30% faster than other leading brands :-)
Cheers
James
Being able to invoke shell scripts from lingo would also make it
possible
for developers to extend Director with the C language and generic
tools,
instead of being forced to learn all the complexities of Macromedia's
open
architecture with CodeWarrior and/or Visual Studio (the only two
Hi Brennan,
How about an apple script executable (containing 'do shell script')
which you can launch from your projector?
J
On Monday, Apr 12, 2004, at 05:37 US/Eastern, Brennan wrote:
Hi folks,
Does anyone know if there's an Xtra available which will allow us to
make
shell commands under
, 2004, at 15:15 US/Eastern, Brennan wrote:
On 12/4/04 at 10:06, 2702NET [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
How about an apple script executable (containing 'do shell script')
which you can launch from your projector?
How would I pass data to the applescript app? Text files? The
clipboard?
Ugh.
It's doable
Hi Ross,
You make some interesting points here...however, just wanted to mention
for the record that you have the same RegEx power with Lingo using the
free PRegEx Xtra (thanks to Thorman Singh) - w/which you can even use
shorthand, Perl-ish syntax...so the RegEx stuff is not really new or
Ah, you're right...good point...it's not.
J
On Thursday, Feb 12, 2004, at 13:18 US/Eastern, grimmwerks wrote:
Ah, but is the PregEx shockwave as well?
On 2/12/04 12:57 PM, 2702NET [EMAIL PROTECTED] spewed forth:
Hi Ross,
You make some interesting points here...however, just wanted
You can return all this information with DirectOS Xtra
(www.directxtras.com)...also, check the lexicon for native Lingo for
returning memory info (the freeBytes, etc.). You'll be able to return
an *approximate* processor speed with DirectOS Xtra...but there'll be a
slight variation for this
Hi Thor,
There is an Xtra which you can use to call Java classes...
The Moka Xtra:
http://www.integrationnewmedia.com/
However, for something so simple as what you'd like to do AppleScript,
would be the way to go, right?...or maybe AppleScript and a shell
script.
J
On Thursday, Dec 18,
You can't, in my experience...I think saving and then relaunching works
for me...but there's nothing else you can do AFAIK.
J
On Friday, Dec 5, 2003, at 16:07 US/Eastern, Peter Bochan wrote:
Hi,
Just a quick question: when working with big scripts how do I get rid
of
constant flushing (or
Well, yeah...turning off syntax hiliting does the trick...but I find I
rely pretty heavily on syntax hiliting.
On Friday, Dec 5, 2003, at 18:14 US/Eastern, Warren Ockrassa wrote:
Try turning off syntax hiliting and/or line numb
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On Wednesday, Nov 26, 2003, at 19:56 US/Eastern, Buzz Kettles wrote:
right - as I said, it only measures volume ...
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To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, November 19, 2003 1:32 PM
Subject: Re: lingo-l HTML and email
Hi Diego,
Yeah, you can have them enter their own mail server...just keep in
mind
(depending on your audience) some may
Actually, the name of the sender account is not the biggest
issue...it's the *mailserver* being used to relay the mail that will
getcha. Many ISPs require you to use their mailserver and only their
mailserver. So, it might work fine on your own machine (since your
mailserver, whatever it is,
Hi Diego,
Yeah, you can have them enter their own mail server...just keep in mind
(depending on your audience) some may not know their mail server.
J
On Wednesday, Nov 19, 2003, at 11:29 US/Eastern, Diego Landro wrote:
Now i get the point, thanks 2702Net, though i have a valid email
account
Hi Diego,
The only reasonably reliable method is to use the DirectEmail Xtra from
www.directxtras.com (there are some other free ways to attack the
problem - but I don't recommend them).
This is definitely your best bet, but even w/the Xtra you'll need to be
aware of Port 25 blocking issues
Also, if your user is on a (Windows) LAN/corporate network, autorun is
probably turned off for security reasons i.e. as I remember, unless you
have administrator privileges under 2000 XP, autorun will be OFF. So,
users w/o administrator privileges won't be able to do anything about
the
.
On Monday, Aug 18, 2003, at 03:05 US/Eastern, Alex da Franca wrote:
At 23:50 Uhr -0400 17.08.2003, 2702NET wrote:
After looking around a bit more on the web and seeing instances of
similar difficulties, I employed the oft recommended fix of
removing and installing the menu.
AFAIK you'll be out of luck
Hi Alex,
Thanks, that sounds like a plan. It''s a pain in the butt...but it's a
plan. :-)
If there are better solutions, I haven't been able to think of 'em.
Cheers,
J
On Monday, Aug 18, 2003, at 07:01 US/Eastern, Alex da Franca wrote:
At 3:31 Uhr -0400 18.08.2003, 2702NET wrote:
Maybe I'm
Hi Daniel,
I'm developing on Win 2000, where the problem is easily
repeatable...but it's also happening on Win XP. Still need to test
properly on Mac 9 X.
I'll prob give The Logo Creator a try here today...however, keep in
mind that I've been able to open forget MIAWs at least a couple of
Right. That *does* still hold true in the current version...which is
why I didn't see any solution earlier.
On Monday, Aug 18, 2003, at 12:51 US/Eastern, Cole Tierney wrote:
Be aware that the menu will absorb all command control key combo
presses. Maybe this has changed in resent versions.
Hi All,
I've some installed menus (using installMenu) which include key
commands. Key commands work fine until a MIAW is opened and then
forgotten. After the MIAW has been opened and forgotten key, commands
no longer work with the projector. Anybody have experience w/this? What
am I doing
Hi Dan,
I've got a solution...well kind of. It's clunky and unattractive but
it's working.
This is definitely a Director quirk that spans MX and recent
(heh...and not so recent) Dir. versions across all platforms.
After looking around a bit more on the web and seeing instances of
similar
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
On Tuesday, Jun 24, 2003, at 20:47 US/Eastern, g schafer wrote:
Where's the regular expressions xtra again,
http://openxtras.org/pregex/
and is it osx?
Yes
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BTW, the 'Table O' Products' maintained by Gretchen Macdowall is a
great place to check for Xtras.
Find it here:
http://www.updatestage.com/products_table.html
On Tuesday, Jun 24, 2003, at 20:47 US/Eastern, g schafer wrote:
Where's the regular expressions xtra again, and is it osx?
[To
You're better off storing your Xtras - including the Flash Asset Xtra -
outside of the projector in an Xtras folder. This is generally
regarded as the professional way to do it.
Should also solve the Vector shape problem.
HTH,
J
On Monday, Jun 9, 2003, at 09:29 US/Eastern, Jussi Jokinen
http://www.rhassociates.com/scorm.htm
On Saturday, Jun 7, 2003, at 11:18 US/Eastern, Joshua Race wrote:
What the heck is a SCORM compliant environment???
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BTW, if you don't have James' book I highly recommend it. Plenty of
nice imaging lingo stuff. Kerry's and Gretchen's reviews at Amazon say
it all.
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/0072132655/104-9270019-
9338345?vi=glance
Joe
On Thursday, Jun 5, 2003, at 12:01 US/Eastern,
'cept a follow up message confirming the survey was sent by Kraig
Mentor at MM...no?
On Friday, Mar 28, 2003, at 02:21 US/Eastern, Mayuresh wrote:
I think MM would have hosted such a survey themselves because using
something like this just seems a tad bit unprofessional.
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My favorite is Versiown from Goldshell.
I've just used it recently under MX and distributed for 98,XP,2000...no
problems yet.
HTH,
Joe
On Thursday, Feb 27, 2003, at 15:35 US/Eastern,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What's the best way of changing icons for a pc projector? I've used
microangelo in
Hi Javier,
Thanks! I did end up going with the Flash text sprite. So far so good.
J
On Thursday, Feb 20, 2003, at 21:02 US/Eastern, Javier R. Buzzalino
wrote:
I think you should put all your texts in Flash, and when you are
ready, you
select the text and click in the option Break Apart
Under Mac OS 9.2 (or earlier) or OS X, you can't open up more than one
Director Movie at time. Also, you can't run multiple instances of
Director as you can under Windows.
J
On Tuesday, Feb 11, 2003, at 15:45 US/Eastern, ives1026 wrote:
In the past, on older OS versions, you could not open up
ahhh.that *would* work wouldn't it? I need to be more creative.
:-)
On Tuesday, Feb 11, 2003, at 15:52 US/Eastern,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Not true. Just copy the actual director app (not the rest of the files)
and just open a second app.
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Buzz doesn't mean that it's not annoying - just that it may be an
(intended) design flaw
rather than an (unintended bug).
On Wednesday, Feb 5, 2003, at 21:43 US/Eastern, Jeremy wrote:
I can understand calling whatever trim white space does if its enabled,
but its really lame for director to
Hi folks...
Simple question (I think).
I'm working on a Shockwave app that uses lots of keyboard control.
Is there a way to give the Shockwave movie (running in a web browser)
the focus so that the user doesn't have to mouse click on the movie
interface to make keyboard control work? i.e. I
Ah! Thanks Colin. That *does* make a lot of sense.
I tried a bunch of different kludges and settled on putting the
following (for non-visual users) into the app's help doc:
Maximize your browser window and click on the left side of the screen
Makes me cringe, but I'm all out of cleverness and
grin thanks Buzz...I'm actually familiar with that method. ;-)
The issue here was what to do for my audience of blind/visually
impaired users
who can't *see* a button. Spent a day's work on finding a solution in
and out
of Lingo. Having the b/vi users maximize the browser window and then
click
Are you running Windows? Do you have a Microsoft SAPI TTS engine
installed?
As described in the Macromedia Tech Note provided on the Director
Support page,
use the voiceInitialize() function to test for the required components.
If this function
returns false then you know you're missing
ah. good man. Just out of curiosity...have you tried the
voiceInitialize() function...
what's that returning?
On Friday, Dec 20, 2002, at 09:52 US/Eastern, Fabrice Closier wrote:
no, mac OSX 10.1.5
2702NET heeft op vrijdag 20 december 2002 om 15:04 het volgende
geschreven:
Are you running
Hi folks..
I have what may be a somewhat naive and OT question, but here goes:
Can GLU32 Xtra be used to call *ActiveX* DLLs? If not, is there an Xtra
that can be used for this?
Issues/gotchas I may need to be aware of?
TIA,
J
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or...can I use the MM ActiveX Xtra? A DLL is not a Control...but...
On Friday, December 6, 2002, at 03:29 AM, 2702NET wrote:
Hi folks..
I have what may be a somewhat naive and OT question, but here goes:
Can GLU32 Xtra be used to call *ActiveX* DLLs? If not, is there an
Xtra that can
Oh...if it makes things any clearer...some semantics - an ActiveX
control is aka a COM DLL.
J
On Friday, December 6, 2002, at 03:44 AM, 2702NET wrote:
or...can I use the MM ActiveX Xtra? A DLL is not a Control...but...
On Friday, December 6, 2002, at 03:29 AM, 2702NET wrote:
Hi folks..
I
Aaah...Thanks Fraser. That might be just the thing.
J
On Friday, December 6, 2002, at 09:40 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
you could try the vbscript xtra which is $75 for custom dlls:
http://www.xtramania.com/Products/VbScriptXtra/
very useful for communicating with ActiveX dlls
hth
Fraser
on the
stage, and move them off-screen if they aren't pixel creating
activeX's.
roymeo
At 03:58 AM 12/6/2002 -0500, you wrote:
Oh...if it makes things any clearer...some semantics - an ActiveX
control is aka a COM DLL.
J
On Friday, December 6, 2002, at 03:44 AM, 2702NET wrote:
or...can I use
Hey...I'm happy to see it being released on OS X.
Thousands of dollars or not...I've made much much more than I laid out
for the tool. This is my livelihood and I'm happy to fork over a bit of
cash to help in the effort to keep me gainfully employed.
Als, re the changes - they're not
Just be careful...
For one, I'm not sure if the Macromedia EULA allows transfer of license.
As a connected issue, there might also be tech support issues (if you
end up needing direct support)...so there's that to consider.
Also, you should note that online auction sites have been identified
...or generated using a Markov Chain perhaps?
On Wednesday, November 6, 2002, at 07:59 PM, Jakob Hede Madsen wrote:
At 8:07 +0800 07/11/02, Brad Hile wrote:
Looks like a bad case of freeonlinetranslationitis
Actually I think it's just a troll.
I think I recognize the style and the
?!...is it Apple...or is it Macromedia not being ready for OSX?
I've found that avoiding running D 8.5 under OSX (classic) entirely is
the way to go. Booting from an external firewire drive containing OS 9.2
is a great, easy way to do it - running all my stuff (like D 8.5) not
yet ready for
Dear Robert,
This looks great and useful. I'll test it on our Macs here and send any
feedback to you off list.
Best Regards,
Josie
On Wednesday, October 30, 2002, at 02:26 PM, Robert Tweed wrote:
OK, I've been saying I'll release this soon for months now, but
finally
it's up on my site.
careful though...Iconizer is great but won't work with an XP projector.
Another option is Versiown from Goldshell - very easy to use and works
with all Windows platforms.
Check the updateStage Table O' Xtras (www.updatestage.com) for more
options.
HTH,
Josey
On Wednesday, September 18,
I tried both and found I got better results booting into 9.
I'm in the same boat...Director and a few good MIDI/music apps holding
me up from the big move. *sigh*
Josey
On Friday, August 9, 2002, at 05:24 PM, g r i m m w e r k s wrote:
hey all - thinking of making the switch to total osx
save you from having to keep an OSX boot and a completely
separate OS9 boot. Also, honing my ActionScript chops under OSX just in
case...but let's not go down that cynical road again. :-P
Josey
On Friday, August 9, 2002, at 08:19 PM, 2702NET wrote:
I tried both and found I got better results
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