You should always be ALLOWED to read the registry, that is, you shouldn't
expect a crash, but I can imagine some scenarios where you might not be
able to successfully get what you want...
1) The value doesn't exist
2) The value has a security profile that doesn't allow you to read it
3) The valu
Until an official date is set, no one outside Macromedia will know, and
anyone inside will keep quiet (assuming they know). Any dates you hear
would be speculative.
They are currently taking pre-sales orders, and HISTORICALLY if they
announce the product, they usually try to have it on the sh
Um, convert it to the current version?
At 03:48 PM 11/12/02, Kurt Griffin wrote:
Anyone know if there's a cure to the periodic "This movie was created with
an older version of Director..." bug? It's been happening quite frequently
to me lately, and has really gotten under my skin (each alert doe
Actually I would amend that even more - I forgot about the list
architecture itself. I don't know offhand how it's done, but if you want
to say that it's a doubly-linked list, then you have to add in a few more
longs for pointers foward and back - probably at least another 64 bits, so
assume
You can use the CD Pro Xtra to do this - it'll give you a list of CDs,
including volume name.
http://www.penworks.com/xtras/cdpro
At 11:02 AM 8/9/02, Andreas Gaunitz P11 wrote:
>>Hi all,
>>is there a way, to read from dir a cd name+content?
>>i mean, if a cd volume is mounted on desktop, i n
I have not heard anything, but I would say it is unlikely. It might be
de-emphasized, if Flash is more popular, but here is my thinking on it:
FLASH REPLACES DIRECTOR
I think this is unlikely. For Director features to be folded into Flash,
that means that Flash now has to support Xtras, and
Since Director originally was a 16-bit app, and 32-bit wasn't introduced
until Director 5, most likely the file format and everything for those was
still 16-bit; there being no practical reason (other than perhaps speed) to
move to 32-bit ints. Also, the speed diff between 16 and 32 would be
Penworks Corporation (www.penworks.com), developer of commercial and custom
Xtras is pleased to announce the availability of the VPlayer (tm) Xtra for
Macromedia Director on Windows.
The VPlayer Xtra can play back video files (MPEG, AVI, QuickTime (if
installed)) as a sprite, but can also
Penworks Corporation (www.penworks.com), developer of commercial and custom
Xtras is pleased to announce the availability of the VPlayer (tm) Xtra for
Macromedia Director on Windows.
The VPlayer Xtra can play back video files (MPEG, AVI, QuickTime (if
installed)) as a sprite, but can also
Well, you can do small chunks of numbers by co-opting the rgb function, as in:
put rgb("A9")
-- rgb( 0, 0, 169 )
The problem is that when you go over one byte, then you get each byte
individually, and of course, it doesn't go over three bytes total
put rgb("F31AA9")
-- rgb( 243, 2
I've done it so they sync up after the move, but like you I don't know when
a move is initiated (or have the coords while it's in progress). I'm sure
I could do it if I wrote an Xtra for it, but just through Lingo, probably
not, as far as I can tell.
At 09:33 AM 5/15/02 +0100, Lee Blinco wr
Hi Noelle,
I think when you talk about library palette behaviors meaning you're at an
intermediate level, that probably is more "early intermediate" or "advanced
beginner" for using Director itself, not for Lingo. Using behaviors is
sort of pre-beginner as far as Lingo programming goes.
The
Do not run those attachments.
Apparently that one sneaked through our filter. I hope I have it fixed now.
At 04:06 PM 1/30/02 -0600, tt wrote:
>IF APPLICABLE LAW IMPLIES ANY WARRANTIES WITH RESPECT TO THE SOFTWARE, ALL
>SUCH WARRANTIES ARE LIMITED IN DURATION TO NINETY (90) DAYS FROM THE DAT
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