lingo-l Password entry fields

2001-06-04 Thread Irv Kalb
A few months ago, someone on this list discussed an extremely clever approach they had to letting a user enter a passworded field. Their approach was to simply use a special font on a password entry field which consisted of all asterisks or filled circle characters. This way, the user would

lingo-l QT sound issues and Vonnes Book font family (OT)

2001-06-04 Thread LePhuronn
Hi all... My presentations are now due - thanks to all who have helped with my SWA issues - and there is one last little problem. The sound quality of my QT movie is awful. The creation process inside Adobe Premiere did not show any problems, nor do they occur when I run the finished QT through

Re: lingo-l Border around the stage

2001-06-04 Thread nik crosina
On Sun, 3 Jun 2001 21:59:01 -0700 (PDT) Brajeshwar [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi, Trying making you projector option to full screen to remove the borders. If I set this option to full screen, that only affects wether or not the desktop is covered with the stage colour in areas where the

lingo-l xtras

2001-06-04 Thread Kada RajaSekhar
Hi , I am new to Macromedia and Xtra. Can any one tell me How to start coding video xtras...? Can any refer some links where I can get good information on Video xtras to start with.?? I just want to capture a video from video card and display in Director . if any one has some sample code

RE: lingo-l Border around the stage

2001-06-04 Thread Linsey Miller
Hi there, i was asking about this last week. there is an xtra you can buy: WinShaper Xtra (get it from) http://www.ravware.com/xtras.htm It has a help tutorial that lets you shave off the border, which is easy to use. Alternatively you can use a MIAW, but don't ask me because it is a bit

RE: lingo-l opening a PDF

2001-06-04 Thread Linsey Miller
I think there is an xtra at: http://www.updatestage.com (called: MasterApp?) -or have you tried the fileIO xtra, and used code: open {whichDocument with} whichApplication -Original Message- From: Jason Ross [JZway Interactive] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Monday, June 04, 2001

RE: lingo-l Password entry fields

2001-06-04 Thread Al Hospers
They're all dingbats and effectively serve the purpose of masking the keystroke. actually they don't mask anything since if you have the font accessable you will be able to figure out the keys. what he is looking for will give no indication of any difference between characters. Al Hospers

RE: lingo-l opening a PDF

2001-06-04 Thread Al Hospers
I am developing a CD for the PC platform. I need to create a behavior that will open a PDF file from the CD (ie I know the path to the PDF). So far I have only managed to get the file to 'save' to the users HD ... but cannot get it to open. Jason, There are 3 pieces to this puzzle: 1 -

RE: lingo-l Password entry fields

2001-06-04 Thread Linsey Miller
Could you not just have a text field on stage which has an * added to it every time the user clicks a key (regardless of what key they press), and then in the cast have a text cast member sitting, which has the actual password the user is typing being entered into it? Its probably a bit

RE: lingo-l xtras

2001-06-04 Thread Al Hospers
Can any one tell me How to start coding video xtras...? Can any refer some links where I can get good information on Video xtras to start with.?? take the time to search the Macromedia site. try doing a search on XDK. it will point you to a lot of resources, including a list explicitly for

RE: lingo-l Password entry fields

2001-06-04 Thread Al Hospers
Someone's got to be really idle to actually take time out to memorize the keystrokes of a font like Wingdings. but that's what hackers do my friend. what you are describing is a REALLY insecure way of protecting a password. I do not sggest it. someone could pcopy the keystrokes out of the p/w

RE: lingo-l opening a PDF

2001-06-04 Thread Jason Ross [JZway Interactive]
I'll give it a try .. thank you for the concise explanation :) Jason. -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Al Hospers Sent: 04 June 2001 12:59 To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: RE: lingo-l opening a PDF I am developing a CD for the PC

Re: lingo-l opening a PDF

2001-06-04 Thread sumeet
The path to open a pdf, doc, ppt, xls etc file will be on mouseup case the currentspritenum of 10: fxObj = xtra(FileXtra3).new() mm = folder1\folder2\folder3\folder4\file.doc put fxObj.fx_FileOpenDocument(mm) fxObj = 0 end case end here there should be no

RE: lingo-l Password entry fields

2001-06-04 Thread pranavn
Precisely why I said that it's a good solution for occasions when security is not all that essential. I would use this for my next project. Irv wants to use it for his current project. If it suits immediate needs, I think it is good. And please...no one start a debate now on security is prime

Re: RE: lingo-l Border around the stage

2001-06-04 Thread nik crosina
hey Al, thanks for pointingme to the lists archive! that is a great resource I shall imagine for all those more 'mundane' niggling qustions like mine1 thanks again! Nik. So if anyone has an idea of how to do this (cross-platform; mac/pc), please let me know. I am sure I am not the only one

RE: lingo-l Memory leak in Director 8

2001-06-04 Thread Bradshaw, Brian
We have noticed that play / play done seriously depletes the contiguous free memory in Director. Go to movie has always been more reliable for our projects. Brian -Original Message- From: Colin Holgate [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Sunday, June 03, 2001 12:30 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Re: lingo-l director 8.5 serial :-)

2001-06-04 Thread Colin Holgate
Hello Bastien Bouchard. I have serial no of director 8.5 see this... Macromedia Director 8.5 Studio Serial: WDW850-02044-87235-26475 Clearly sent by a very generous person. Or maybe someone who thought he wasn't replying to the list. -- [To remove yourself from this list, or to change

Re: lingo-l director 8.5 serial :-)

2001-06-04 Thread jilesh patel
Hello Bastien Bouchard. I have serial no of director 8.5 see this... Macromedia Director 8.5 Studio Serial: WDW850-02044-87235-26475 if u know how to link to some html file which is lockated on my harddrive not on live net. please send me this as soon as possible. Thanks... please send me

RE: lingo-l director 8.5 serial :-)

2001-06-04 Thread Bastien Bouchard
Jilesh, I'm not sure i have a good understanding of your specific question but...some general tips, this morning: 1- it is not necessary a good idea to post your message specifically to *one* user of the list (it's even worse when he is not a highly skilled Lingo programmer... :-) ) 2-

lingo-l Re: Quicktime Movie limitations

2001-06-04 Thread Mark Scott
Thanks for all the quick and helpful responds to my post. It turns out, despite client assurances that all their systems were P3 500Mhz, that there were even some P2 150Mhz systems in the installed base. This caused skipping and clipped sound on the test CDs. But its good to know that we

RE: lingo-l Password entry fields

2001-06-04 Thread Roy Pardi
At 8:10 AM -0400 6/4/01, Al Hospers wrote: Someone's got to be really idle to actually take time out to memorize the keystrokes of a font like Wingdings. but that's what hackers do my friend. what you are describing is a REALLY insecure way of protecting a password. I do not sggest it.

RE: lingo-l Password entry fields

2001-06-04 Thread Irv Kalb
At 6:09 PM +0530 6/4/01, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Thanx to Irv for that idea and to Al for pointing out the flaws. I'll keep them in mind. As I said in my original message, this was not my idea - I just thought it was very clever. I certainly can write my own behavior (in fact I did one on

Re: lingo-l Re: Quicktime Movie limitations

2001-06-04 Thread Colin Holgate
But its good to know that we were on track for the machines we originally thought we were targeting. We are redesigning the disks to use either 640x480 or 320x240 QT movies, based on the system. One thing to watch out for is that size isn't everything (that's what I tell people anyway). A

RE: lingo-l Password entry fields

2001-06-04 Thread Irv Kalb
At 10:55 AM -0400 6/4/01, Roy Pardi wrote: At 8:10 AM -0400 6/4/01, Al Hospers wrote: Someone's got to be really idle to actually take time out to memorize the keystrokes of a font like Wingdings. but that's what hackers do my friend. what you are describing is a REALLY insecure way of

Re: lingo-l director 8.5 serial :-)

2001-06-04 Thread Tab Julius
PLEASE do not EVER post your serial number to this, or ANY OTHER list. You should ONLY give it out if YOU have called Macromedia and they ask for it. It's not quite as bad as giving out your credit card number, but it's not far behind. It acts as a key. It should be carefully guarded. -

RE: lingo-l Memory leak in Director 8

2001-06-04 Thread Bradshaw, Brian
Also, unloadMember is a better way to go than unload. In tight projects, we have used a single linked audio file cast member and switched its filename to play other sound files. Doing a link, a preload, and then a puppetSound on the linked audio member works well with no significant delays.

lingo-l Drop-down boxes.

2001-06-04 Thread Cory Caplan
Call me a moron. I just can't seem to get the drop down list working right. I can figure out how to get it to execute something, but I'd rather get data from it. I have a list of 50 or so things that should navigate you to one of 12 places. Can anybody point me in the right direction? Cory

RE: lingo-l director 8.5 serial :-)

2001-06-04 Thread Al Hospers
Macromedia Director 8.5 Studio Serial: WDW850-X-X-X are you NUTS? are you absolutely out of your MIND? do NOT post this stuff here. this is not a WAREZ list. in case you don't know it, and I assume that you do, this is ABSOLUTELY ILLEGAL. sheesh! Al Hospers CamberSoft, Inc.

RE: lingo-l director 8.5 serial :-)

2001-06-04 Thread Bastien Bouchard
BTW, i forgot to mention that i am a happy owner myself of a full Director liscence (an even of an upgrade to D8 one month before releasing of D8.5 :-(), so it is really uneccessary to provide me other serial numbers. Only one is requested to register the soft... Bastien [To remove yourself

RE: lingo-l director 8.5 serial :-)

2001-06-04 Thread Kafka's Daytime
There you go...post it on line...that's much better. (!?) -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of jilesh patel Sent: Monday, June 04, 2001 10:08 AM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: lingo-l director 8.5 serial :-) Hello Bastien Bouchard. I

lingo-l deleting everything but numbers from a field member

2001-06-04 Thread Gene Fritzinger
Hi Folks, Can anyone tell me, is there an easy way to delete all characters other than numbers from a field member? Thanks in advance, g fritzinger [To remove yourself from this list, or to change to digest mode, go to http://www.penworks.com/LUJ/lingo-l.cgi To post messages to the list,

Re: lingo-l director 8.5 serial :-)

2001-06-04 Thread g r i m m w e r k s
On 6/4/01 10:08 AM, jilesh patel [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hello Bastien Bouchard. I have serial no of director 8.5 see this... I'm not going to quote the full email but thanks for the serial number! I'm sure you'll be hearing from macromedia very soon [To remove yourself from

Re: lingo-linvisible icons

2001-06-04 Thread Diana Robson
On Sun, 3 Jun 2001 21:59:01 -0700 (PDT) Brajeshwar [EMAIL PROTECTED] said As for invisible icons, they will become visible as soon as you write to the CD even if you have made them invisible in the HDD. If your main concern is to solve the problem of clusttering, then make a single folder

RE: lingo-l deleting everything but numbers from a field member

2001-06-04 Thread Al Hospers
Can anyone tell me, is there an easy way to delete all characters other than numbers from a field member? nothing built-in, but: 1 - put the text from the field in a variable 2 - loop thru the characters in the variable 3 - look at each character see if they are contained in 1234567890 4

Re: lingo-l deleting everything but numbers from a field member

2001-06-04 Thread Colin Holgate
Can anyone tell me, is there an easy way to delete all characters other than numbers from a field member? There's lots of ways. For example: newtext = t = member(text field).text c = the number of chars in t repeat with a = 1 to c if 1234567890 contains char a of t then put char a of t

RE: lingo-l director 8.5 serial :-)

2001-06-04 Thread Tab Julius
Unfortunately I can't really stop it. At 12:48 PM 6/4/01 -0700, Boyd Speer wrote: Tab, Is this post going into the archives (Hope not..) Macromedia should take steps to invalidate that particular number so it couldn't be used to get an upgrade... -Boyd Speer Touchstone Digital Design Serial:

Re: lingo-l Memory leak in Director 8

2001-06-04 Thread jsweeney
on 6/3/01 8:19 PM, Mark R. Jonkman at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi John What if you on occassion put in an unloadmember() command with no specific reference to a member, which should if I remember right, unload all castmembers, So far the ONLY solution has been to do ALL of the memory

Re: lingo-l Re: moving an MIAW

2001-06-04 Thread Buzz Kettles
I don't know who the original poster was on this (I recently lost a few weeks worth of posts), but I've got a small demo movie that's a main movie + MIAW, the MIAW is irregular shaped, transparent drag-moveable ( closable). If there's an interest in it, I'll post it for download. -Buzz At

RE: lingo-l deleting the RETURN key in a field member

2001-06-04 Thread Bastien Bouchard
Speaking of deleting characters in a field. How do you delete the RETURN key? I used: newtext= member(text field).text = newtext ...but the RETURN key remains there (and the cursor do not return to the first line). Bastien [To remove yourself from this list, or to change

Re: lingo-l FreeBytes LIES - Memory leak in Director 8

2001-06-04 Thread Kerry Thompson
If you call a handler, be aware that Director will return to the next statement after the call when it's finished (the called handler, that is). This certainly is true. But how does this have anything to do with any potential memory leak? Here's the scenario I ran into... But bear in mind

Re: lingo-l Re: moving an MIAW

2001-06-04 Thread Robert Smith
Excellent. Yes, please do. -r -Original Message- From: Buzz Kettles [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] Cc: Judy Price [EMAIL PROTECTED] Date: Monday, June 04, 2001 3:31 PM Subject: Re: lingo-l Re: moving an MIAW I don't know who the original poster was on this (I

Re: lingo-l deleting the RETURN key in a field member

2001-06-04 Thread Scott Flowers
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Speaking of deleting characters in a field. How do you delete the RETURN key? I used: newtext= member(text field).text = newtext member(text field).text = newtext.line[1] --scott [To remove yourself from this list, or to change to digest mode, go to

lingo-l FSCommand and lingo

2001-06-04 Thread Diana Robson
I'm working on a director movie that will have all it's navigation controlled by Flash. This is a single frame movie, with all the elements added and positioned via lingo. I want to call the various Director elements that make up the pages using FSCommand, instead of a lingo command or

Re: lingo-l FreeBytes LIES - Memory leak in Director 8

2001-06-04 Thread jsweeney
on 6/4/01 2:38 PM, Kerry Thompson at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: The frame script goes to a label where the calling sprite doesn't exist. When the stack unwinds back to the code in the original calling sprite, you get, um, unpredictable behavior. Like memory leaks. I'm h:)ppy to say None of

lingo-l exitFrame handler not working after returning from a MIAW

2001-06-04 Thread Gene Fritzinger
Hello List, I have a director movie with many MIAWs. One of the MIAW has an exitFrame script that checks for the character count of four field members. When the char.count reaches 10 , a custom handler is called which rounds the date from the field forward to the next Saturday and another

Re: lingo-l exitFrame handler not working after returning froma MIAW

2001-06-04 Thread Buzz Kettles
Did you try setting the activeWindwo back to the main movie? At 4:45 PM -0400 6/4/01, Gene Fritzinger wrote: Hello List, I have a director movie with many MIAWs. One of the MIAW has an exitFrame script that checks for the character count of four field members. When the char.count reaches 10

Re: lingo-l Re: moving an MIAW

2001-06-04 Thread Buzz Kettles
done http://www.best.com/~kettles/MIAW-tricks.zip enjoy -Buzz At 3:31 PM -0400 6/4/01, Robert Smith wrote: Excellent. Yes, please do. -r -Original Message- From: Buzz Kettles [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] Cc: Judy Price [EMAIL PROTECTED] Date: Monday, June

Re: lingo-l Re: moving an MIAW

2001-06-04 Thread Charlie Fiskeaux II
Ditto! Charlie Fiskeaux II The Creative Group www.cre8tivegroup.com 859/858-9054 x29 cell: 859/312-3883 - Original Message - From: Robert Smith [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Monday, June 04, 2001 3:31 PM Subject: Re: lingo-l Re: moving an MIAW Excellent. Yes, please

Re: lingo-l exitFrame handler not working after returningfroma MIAW

2001-06-04 Thread Gene Fritzinger
No I didn't, thank you. Could I do something like: set the activeWindow = window mainmovie Thanks for your help!!! Did you try setting the activeWindwo back to the main movie? At 4:45 PM -0400 6/4/01, Gene Fritzinger wrote: Hello List, I have a director movie with many MIAWs. One of the

Re: RE: lingo-l Password entry fields

2001-06-04 Thread Kurt Griffin
As I said in my original message, this was not my idea - I just thought it was very clever. I certainly can write my own behavior (in fact I did one on a project a few years back). I just wanted to save an hour or two. So again, if the person who posted this approach earlier is listening,

RE: lingo-l FSCommand and lingo

2001-06-04 Thread Steven Sacks
Be aware - FS Command does not work on Mac in the IE browser. -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Diana Robson Sent: Monday, June 04, 2001 4:42 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: lingo-l FSCommand and lingo I'm working on a director

Re: lingo-l Projectors on Hard Drive being changed

2001-06-04 Thread Luiz Gustavo Castelan PĆ³voas
I've figured out that not my system, but all computers that i tried to run the CD-ROM are infected with Funlove.4099 (arrg!) they are all a part of the same network - so bad for the network manager tomorrow hehe... the problem is that funlove.4099 is classified as a harmless virus, infected apps

lingo-l Acrobat problems

2001-06-04 Thread Justin Mullane
Hello I am using Director 7.0.2 for a project and I am having problems opening pdf files on Windows. The following code works fine on a Mac. It also works on Windows(95, 98) in Authoring mode. However, at runtime it only works on one of our machines running Windows 98. On other machines running

Re: lingo-l Acrobat problems

2001-06-04 Thread Colin Holgate
I have included Acrobat on the CD. It is on the same level as the exe. Any ideas? By exe, do you mean the projector? If that's the case, why don't you open with the moviepathacroRd32.exe instead of tunneling down three levels? If you mean you have the Acrobat folder at the projector level,

RE: lingo-l Acrobat problems

2001-06-04 Thread Al Hospers
I am using Director 7.0.2 for a project and I am having problems opening pdf files on Windows. The following code works fine on a Mac. It also works on Windows(95, 98) in Authoring mode. However, at runtime it only works on one of our machines running Windows 98. On other machines running

Re: lingo-l PHP variables

2001-06-04 Thread Jordan L. Chilcott
on 5/30/01 5:30 PM, Joel Tec at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Is there a way to get values from some php variables... I currently can post values into the variables using something like this.. goToNetPage (anypage.php?variableinphp=anyvalue) Im not an expert in php and I think that im missing

lingo-l .dat file

2001-06-04 Thread gksoon
hi list is it need any xtras to import .dat file into director 8.0?? [To remove yourself from this list, or to change to digest mode, go to http://www.penworks.com/LUJ/lingo-l.cgi To post messages to the list, email [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Problems, email [EMAIL PROTECTED]) Lingo-L is for

Re: lingo-l PHP variables

2001-06-04 Thread g r i m m w e r k s
Yeah, it's quite simple. When you post a variable to the php page, if you do 'echo yourvariable' then of course the .html page will write out the variable that was posted, right? So if you echo'd it, and from director: Tnet=postnettext(http:yourphp_page.php?somevar=this ) then: Put

Re: lingo-l .dat file

2001-06-04 Thread Tab Julius
It depends on the format of the .dat file (.dat is a generic name for a data file, and can be structured just about any way you want). If it's text format, you can probably just use the Lingo command 'importFileInto' to bring it in as text. - Tab At 11:52 AM 6/5/01 +0800, gksoon wrote: hi

lingo-l ANNOUNCE: PRegEx Xtra, http://openxtras.org/

2001-06-04 Thread Chris Thorman
Hi, Announcing two new resources for the Director community: 1) Open Xtras Web site With this message, I am pleased to announce the launch of the http://openxtras.org/ Web site, a new non-profit community center whose purpose is to promote the development and release of Open Source Xtras,