> I have recently played around a bit with the Microsoft Script
> Control in connection with director (windows only, of course).
> http://dasdeck.de/staff/valentin/ScriptControl/
Very nifty! This and Bruce's AppleScript Xtra make Director about as
powerful as you want to it be. BWAHAHA.
> I woul
> Dear group
> Is it possible to search the archives of the list? I checked out the
> Penworks web pages but couldn't find reference to archives.
Many listservs put relevant links in the headers these days...
>From the headers of this message:
http://mail4.fcgnetworks.net/archives/lingo-l
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And what about... gXML = new("XML")?
> All,
>
> > Oh, that's good - Flash's array functions will be nice to
> > have available.
>
> And the Math object too... :)
>
> gMath = newObject("Math")
>
> -- use the math object's floor method
> gMath.floor(3.6)
> -- 3.
>
> -- use the math object
Do you have any command line stuff being passed? This will break the
single instance setting.
> Hi,
>
> I want to allow only one projector to be launched at a time.
> My ini file
> looks like this:
> --
> [Settings]
> SingleInstance=1
> --
>
> Ini file is named Start.ini and my projectors name
Try something like this:
If the platform starts "W" then
(the stage).drawrect = (the stage).drawrect - [0, 30, 0, 30]
End if
> How to avoid In a projector PC ,the menubar dont cover first 30
> pixels of the stage as in mac projectors?
>
> I have a stage of 800x600 were the menu cover this
Check out http://www.englishelearning.com for an example of recording in
Shockwave using the Audio Xtra from UpdateStage. No uploading to the
server, though...
> Has anyone created a Shockwave app that can record sound off
> the user's mic and store it to the Web server? Kind of a Dictaphone in
Hi Kerry,
Have you found it necessary to protect/compress the Director movie files
with Japanese Director as well? I looked at the files in a binary editor
and they seem to have different headers, but I'm not sure there's any
other differences.
I usually protect/compress with Japanese Director,
You need to save the index of the edit field in a global via something
along these lines:
global gdlg, gdlgItems
global gBrowseEditTextNdx
...
temp = getItemPropList(gdlg)
temp.value = ""
temp.type = #editText
append gdlgItems, duplicate(temp)
gBrowseEditTextNdx = count(gdlgItems)
Protected casts allow save castlib functionality, and the resulting cast
is unprotected, except for scripts. Also, literal strings in scripts are
preserved and can be read by opening the cast simple text editor.
Shocked casts do not support save castlib and literal strings in scripts
are obfuscat
> Turns out it won't make a projector of a file from the
> desktop; I put it in a folder and it was fine.
>
> Anyone else see this?
Nope, works fine here from a desktop movie...
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Note that fileio has some limitations on the length of a path it will
read/write to. On modern versions of windows, this can easily cause
problems since default save paths look like:
C:\Documents and Settings\Kenneth Prat\My Documents\...
I swapped out fileio read/writes for the ones in the
The best way to do this would be to create a custom font containing the
emoticons and embed it in your movie.
> Hi people, im writing this in antispation for a future
> project. Im thinking of making a chatroom for my website and
> was wondering is it possinle to add little EMOTION graphics
>
> >> >What I thought (is this the right spell?) is a file with ISP
> >> numbers
> >in
> >> >each city. the user chooses it city put your pass and
> login and the
> >> >program do a connection with this inputs to the number of that
> >choosen
> >> >city, so after that he/her can open the bro
> >What I thought (is this the right spell?) is a file with ISP numbers
in
> >each city. the user chooses it city put your pass and login and the
> >program do a connection with this inputs to the number of that
choosen
> >city, so after that he/her can open the browser and navigate.
>
> You c
Not unless you want to use the vList Xtra, which has a free function for
doing this.
> so I've got 2 prop lists; I'd like to append one to the other witout
> having to do the 1 to count of the secondthere's no other
> way, right?
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>1. Insert the CD.
>2. Locate the "My computer" icon. Double-click to open it.
>3. Locate the CD-ROM icon. Double-click to open it.
>4. Locate the program. Double-click to run it.
Warren, I hate to be the one to tell you this (well... not really), but
the default install for XP ha
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