Hey all,
Among most people I know who happen not to have Shockwave installed
on their systems, the reason turns out to be that they, at some
point, downloaded Netscape and, at NS's suggestion, installed
Smart Download, which, incidentally, conflicts terribly with the
Shockwave install, so
Hi all. I've been working on a code library of lingo functions and
will be releasing the first set soon -- a collection of light and
photoshop-like image adjustment functions.
Thus far, I have:
Isolate color channels (rgb and cmyk)
Duotone of image
Adjust contrast
Adjust brightness
Des
I followed Al Hospers' suggestions for Xtras (thanks Al!) and tried
both... but... neither has CMYK capabilies. I did talk to Ravi of
Ravware, though, and he informed me that the next build of his
export Xtra should support CMYK format! cheers!
Thanks,
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s via photosomething? :)
Thanks,
Scott Southworth
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Great! If you find that the Lingo execution speed becomes an issue (which
can occur when processing large text chunks), Yair Sageev's TextCruncher
provides case conversion methods.
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> Thanx Pranav!
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> works perfect.
> (I wa
t method and is very quick!
Find it at http://www.updatestage.com/xtras.
For a pure-lingo solution, create a list of your upper and lowercase ascii
codes (because "a" = "A", right?) and walk through your text char by char...
But this will be _very slow_, especially for long strings.
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cast link? Failing these, your movie _will_
download. You can create a fast-start movie commence playing after the
player determines enough of the file has downloaded to ensure consistent
playback through to the end.
HTH,
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> Speaking of deleting characters in a field. How do you delete the RETURN
> key? I used:
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> newtext=""
> member("text field").text = newtext
member("text field").text = newtext.line[1]
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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.
Thanks again,
Mark Scott
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>Date: Wed, 30 May 2001 14:58:04 -0400
>From: Mark Scott <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Subje
, what would be more saving of bandwidth: sound, fps or the
compression method?
Thanks in advance.
Mark Scott
J/B Woolsey Associates
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Hello all,
My name is Scott and I'm new to this = list. This is=20 not a direct lingo
question but I am wondering if anyone can point = me in=20 the right
direction in regards to a problem I am having with publishing = my
movie=20 as Shockwave. The scenario is, my movie dimension are 320
Yes, it's possible to sort, the sort function will
work on the first value in your list of prop lists.
I have a write-up of this on my site: evilfish.org.
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ly how
to do them
I'm looking for article submissions as well... so... ;)
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e changed to break it... what has the user
>installed or removed?
>
>When does the error occur? Is it when a QuickTime movie plays or when you
>try and print?
>
>C
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>
>I just got an identical call from a user overseas. Any ideas to help
>Scott or I out appreciated.
>
>
> >>Date: Thu, 01 Mar 2001 15:18:40 -0800
> >>From: Scott Sidman <[EMAIL PROTECT
Hi all,
I have a good one. I worked on a project about 5 or 6 months ago...it went
through beta testing by our client, at their request so they'd know it
worked on their machines. It was authored in Director 7 on the PC
side. It has an installer that puts the projector file onto their C: dr
What I said was Mac OS 9 won't allow you to create a partition in any
version of Toast other that 4.1.1 (the latest version). If you're using
Toast 4 and have OS 8.x and Toast, then you CAN create a partition.
At 09:33 AM 2/12/01 -0600, you wrote:
>But we used to be able to make a mac partitio
Sorry...I replied to the wrong problem. Ignoe that last email.
At 12:04 PM 2/9/01 -0800, you wrote:
>You are not logged in as Administrator, perhaps?
>
>One way around it is to use the following call:
>
>http://theUserName:[EMAIL PROTECTED]/
>
>This is how you open a password protected site with
ppear on your
>>desktop. Put all Mac ONLY files (the mac projector file for example) AND
>>all shared files (Quicktimes, Shockwaves, Audio, etc.) into the
>>partition. Do NOT put PC only files (the PC Projector file for example)
>>into this partition.
>
>You can&
What Mas OS are you using? If it's OS 9 then you can't create hybrid CDs
with Toast 4...It must be Toast 4.12 in order to work with OS9. You either
need to put Toast on a Mac with OS 8.x OR update your version of Toast.
At 11:27 AM 2/9/01 -0800, you wrote:
>The sort command for lists most d
les available to the Macintosh, and when placed into a PC CD
Drive, you should only see the files available to the PC.
Hope this helps you out.
Scott Sidman
Mindsight
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Hi all,
I know how to check for the Quicktime version on a machine, but, what is
the command for checking if Media Player is installed and is at least
version 7.0 on a PC? I'm using Dir 8.0.
Thanks
Scott Sidman
Mindsight
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Hello,
I am trying to figure out what Xtra this is. It's on a PC cd and it's name
is "ps3imp.x32". Anybody know the answer to this one? Also, what does it do?
Thanks
Scott Sidman
Multimedia Programmer
Mindsight, LLC
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What?! A dragon in the office?!
'm using Dir 7.0 and not 7.02 have
>anything to do with it? ARGH!
>
>Scott Sidman
>Scott Sidman
>Multimedia Programmer
>Mindsight, LLC
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>What?! A dragon in the office?! Send the Multimedia Graphic Artist...No
>one really knows what h
eos are loading. Any
ideas as to why this is occurring? I've tested this out on macs with 32 mb
of memory and those with 160 mb of memory...same issue!! Any help would be
appreciated. Does the fact I'm using Dir 7.0 and not 7.02 have anything to
do with it? ARGH!
Scott Sidma
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