lingo-l text files to hard drive

2001-08-18 Thread Ron Williams
Hi there, I wonder if anyone can help, I am building a training movie which is run from a CD , however I was wondering is there any way that I can have the user make notes while the Movies are playing and later refer to them from within the movie environment. I was thinking of some sort of

Re: lingo-l adding text to an image

2001-08-18 Thread Chris Aernoudt
Hello Dominic, Sorry for the late reply, but I'm still on vacation :) (I check my mail like once a week) And yes you can add text to an image - don't know about the tiltle thing, I never used printomatic, but I suppose you can... OK, for the text thing... Make a new text member and name it

RE: lingo-l OOP and ancestor access

2001-08-18 Thread Al Hospers
Maybe the problem is a conceptual one. The 'idea' of an accessor method ties you into the 'idea' that here is my data -- do with it what you will. Yes! Spot on! Accessors (of the get or set variety) are problematic in that they tempt lazy encapsulation. That's not to say you can't use

Re: lingo-l OOP and ancestor access

2001-08-18 Thread Rob Romanek
Brennan Young wrote: Al Hospers [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote so a slider function should only be passing the current slider knob location as a % of the slide. thus it could be used for anything that would use a slider, not just QT! OK, that's good. Perhaps not even a percentage. When the

lingo-l Re: Lingo-L Digest V1 #2116

2001-08-18 Thread LipNorth
Thanks Yariv, Yes I was squeezing them with SoundEdit. Still don't understand why its trashing my cuepoints. They were QuickTime Movies Maybe I have to extract the Audio and cues and start fresh. Thanks. But new and bigger problem is now getting the sounds to play over the internet. When I

lingo-l Re: Lingo-L Digest V1 #2116

2001-08-18 Thread LipNorth
Thanks Terry, Something must be wrong with the way I am doing something in Soundedit. I found a good workaround by converting the cuepoints (since they were already done) to ticks and using Lingo to wait for the ticks to advance. That worked great. But my new and far more serious problem is

lingo-l Re: Lingo-L Digest V1 #2116

2001-08-18 Thread LipNorth
In a message dated 8/17/01 10:08:25 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: Dear all, This is something i've been wondering about a long time ago, and have forgotten ever since: As far as i can see, there is absulutely NO difference between swa and mp3, and one can even rename one into the other

lingo-l Re: Cue Points and Shockwave

2001-08-18 Thread Bill Dani's email
Here's another 2 cents worth -- I've also had SoundEdit drop out my cuepoints when converting AIFF's to SWA's. I ended up coming up with the alternative Terry suggested -- make QT movies copy over the cuepoint data as a text track. It worked, but it was a huge production hassle, prone to

lingo-l Ta all

2001-08-18 Thread Kerry Thompson
I'm off to the land of sun and in-laws...my father-in-law's 90th birthday, in Honolulu (it's a tough job, but somebody's got to do it). See you all in a week! Aloha, Kerry Thompson [To remove yourself from this list, or to change to digest mode, go to http://www.penworks.com/LUJ/lingo-l.cgi

Re: WG: lingo-l Serverscript?

2001-08-18 Thread Terry R. Schussler
At 2:46 PM +0200 7/2/01, Andreas Zeitler wrote: Not seen yet? Nope - btw you'd find a lot more responsiveness on Multiuser questions if you posted them to the Multiuser-L mailing list. Details are at http://www.directoru.com/community/mailinglists/ First at all - thank you for your prompt

Re: lingo-lmultiuserServer alternative?

2001-08-18 Thread Terry R. Schussler
At 7:00 PM -0700 5/7/01, Martijn Janssen wrote: Terry: thanks for your reaction! The thing I need is that multiple users can request some information on the server and then tell the server to perform some tasks. All users have to be able to monitor and manipulate the server's actions at the same