> But the only problem I have is I'd like to write the files with a .TPL
> extension instead of a .TXT extension.
Try creating the files with the .tpl extension. FileIO is restricted to
writing ASCII, but it doesn't have to use the .txt extension - you can
provide whatever exten
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Hello list,
I've made a little utility to trace scanned artwork into (x,y) co-ords. I'm
writing these co-ords out to a text file using FileIO. Wa-hey! it worked!
Why do I want to do this? because I read this file into a primative C
Hello list,
I've made a little utility to trace scanned artwork into (x,y) co-ords. I'm
writing these co-ords out to a text file using FileIO. Wa-hey! it worked!
Why do I want to do this? because I read this file into a primative CAD/CAM
system - this allows me then to cut out the sha
> how to read the secon line.
Either use FileIO's "setPosition()" method so that it will read the correct
line, or (easier) read the entire file, figure out which line in the first
field the user clicked, and grab that line from the string you read in with
FileIO.
on mouseUp
outside of
> the movie on the users hard drive.
FileIO, as well as containing methods for reading/writing files, also has a
useful method called "getOSDirectory()". You don't need to instantiate the
xtra to use this method - unlike FileIO's other methods.
So you could create a
Hello All,
I've got a question about FileIO.
I have 2 fields.
The first called "articles" is a list with some colors.
Red
Orange
Yellow
Green
etc...
The second is called "contenu".
A text file called (description.txt) is on my hard disk.
By clicking on a red color, i h
> you can convert the whole list to a string
>
> myList = ["0": "werwerwerwer", "1": "joko", "2": "fghfghfhfgh"]
> myString = myList.string
>
> then myString = "["0": "werwerwerwer", "1": "joko", "2": "fghfghfhfgh"]"
>
> and should be able to write that out.
>
> then, when you read it in, con
ot;2": "fghfghfhfgh"]"
and should be able to write that out.
then, when you read it in, convert it back to a list by calling
myList = myString.value
--bhakti
Roman Pekarek wrote:
>
> I want to save LIST to file with fileIO.
>
> List looks like :
>
> [&
I want to save LIST to file with fileIO.
List looks like :
["0": "werwerwerwer", "1": "joko", "2": "fghfghfhfgh"]
How to write it to file ? " is problem ..
How can I convert all " to any character in string .. For exam
and if you want to export a bitmap cast member as an external bmp or
pict or whatever file, look into the imageExport xtra from ravware...
http://www.ravware.com/xtras.htm
--bhakti
Pekka Buttler wrote:
>
> Hmm. With FileIO you can only read text.
>
> If text is what you want to
Hmm. With FileIO you can only read text.
If text is what you want to import then use reading the contents of the text
file in conjunction with member(mytextmember).text (alternatively HTML or
RTF)
If you want to import bitmaps or other stuff, then try creating a new member
(look into new
Anyone know where I can get more information/help on fileio, I want to look
into exporting a cast member during runtime
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At 10:51 AM -0700 6/20/01, Kerry Thompson wrote:
>>Kerry is asking if the older version of the FileXtra still works
>>with the newest version of Director.
>
>And with good reason. I'm in the process of using some legacy code
>in 8.5. The
>>Kerry is asking if the older version of the FileXtra still works with the
>>newest version of Director.
Actually, more than one good reason. FileXtra3 doesn't work with original
Windows 95--only rev 2.
Cordially,
Kerry Thompson
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>Kerry is asking if the older version of the FileXtra still works with the
>newest version of Director.
And with good reason. I'm in the process of using some legacy code in 8.5.
They used the older version of the fileXtra, so I'm updating all the calls
to the fileXtra3 format.
I'm sure I'm
At 5:42 PM -0700 6/19/01, Kerry Thompson wrote:
>
>Also, if you use FileXtra3, you have to instantiate it, like that
>curmudgeon Irv showed us ;-) The older FileXtra didn't have to be
>instantiated.
>
>As far as I know, FileXtra still works fine with 8.5. Has anybody
>found any different?
>
Ke
At 5:32 PM -0700 6/19/01, Irv Kalb wrote:
>At 5:13 PM -0700 6/19/01, Buzz Kettles wrote:
>>OUCH!
>>You're being mean today, Irv.
>>
>
>Hey Buzz. No, not really, this is all in jest. Bhakti made a
>reference to the TV Show "The Weakest Link" and I was just adding
>some additional typical light
>btw - I just suggested the same thing offline (use the File Xtra)
>
>In D8.5, I think the File3 Xtra (updated) is in the Goodies or Partners
>folder.
And be aware that the function names have changed--he basically added "fx"
to all the functions, so it would be easy to find them in your code.
coolio. i noticed that buddyapi can do it too, but maybe i'll just use
your code and the filextra.
and while it is true that occasionally irv is a meanie, and i don't want
to let him off the hook, but he was just riffing on my weakest link
nonsense from earlier. i AM a few slices short of a loaf.
At 5:13 PM -0700 6/19/01, Buzz Kettles wrote:
>OUCH!
>You're being mean today, Irv.
>
Hey Buzz. No, not really, this is all in jest. Bhakti made a
reference to the TV Show "The Weakest Link" and I was just adding
some additional typical light hearted banter.
But as for you, now we know whose
OUCH!
You're being mean today, Irv.
btw - I just suggested the same thing offline (use the File Xtra)
note: this Xtra is included in D7 & D8 in the Save As Java folder.
In D8.5, I think the File3 Xtra (updated) is in the Goodies or Partners folder.
-Buzz
At 4:56 PM -0700 6/19/01, Irv Kalb wro
>
>
>so,
>does anyone know how i can create a new, empty folder?
>
Bhakti,
I use Kent Kersten's free FileXtra to do this.
http://www/kblab.net/xtras
Here's the code:
fullPathToFolder = ...
xFileXtra = XTRA("FileXTRA3").new()
fFolderExists = xFileXtra.fx_FolderExists(fullPathToFol
okay, this is a much more specific question, and i wasn't lazy, i looked
for the answer, and now i resort to you cohorts.
i'm using fileio to create a text file that will store some data. i can
find the user's hard drive on both platforms, using getOSDirectory() and
parsing th
> 1. If I want to make a Mac version, I can use similar code on
> both platforms.
The mac version of Buddy includes 'baWriteIni'..
> 2. It is easier to delete preferences files (or tell users to) if
> the files are external rather than simply registry entries.
Actually 'baWriteIni' writes old s
"The moviePath" represents the path to the current DIR movie, which may or
may not be the same as the path to the Projector.
"The applicationPath" is the path to the Projector (or to Director.EXE
during authoring).
You also might try adding parentheses, such as:
open (the moviePath & "myfile.tx
I use FileIO for several reasons:
1. If I want to make a Mac version, I can use similar code on both platforms.
2. It is easier to delete preferences files (or tell users to) if the files
are external rather than simply registry entries.
3. I can have a user send me their preferences file if I
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From: "Al Hospers" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Friday, June 15, 2001 8:11 AM
Subject: RE: fileIO irregularity
> >I need to open a text file, which is in the same folder as
> the projector,
> in &
> >I need to open a text file, which is in the same folder as
> the projector,
> in >wordpad from a projector. I'm using
>
> >open the moviePath & "myfile.txt" with "C:\windows\write.exe"
>
> >The problem is - wordpad opens but I get an error message
> saying "file
> >My (etc.) not found."
Ya thanks! - That works.
At 12:39 15/06/01 +0530, you wrote:
>
>Hi Steve
>Are you using long filenames? Sometimes they can cause a problem with older
>Windows apps such as Write which have been "upgraded" to Win9x.
>
>If you really must have a long name, consider using the DOS 8.3 version of
>the
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> Behalf Of Steve Bolton
> Sent: 15. kesakuuta 2001 8:13
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: fileIO irregularity
>
>
> sorry - not fileIO!
>
> >Hi all,
>
> >D8, PC, low IQ?
>
> >I need to open
Hi Steve
Are you using long filenames? Sometimes they can cause a problem with older
Windows apps such as Write which have been "upgraded" to Win9x.
If you really must have a long name, consider using the DOS 8.3 version of
the path and file when passing it to open.
e.g.
open "My Documents\Some
sorry - not fileIO!
>Hi all,
>D8, PC, low IQ?
>I need to open a text file, which is in the same folder as the projector,
in >wordpad from a projector. I'm using
>open the moviePath & "myfile.txt" with "C:\windows\write.exe"
>The problem is -
Hi all,
D8, PC, low IQ?
I need to open a text file, which is in the same folder as the projector,
in wordpad from a projector. I'm using
open the moviePath & "myfile.txt" with "C:\windows\write.exe"
The problem is - wordpad opens but I get an error message saying "file
My (etc.) not fo
> > Last time I checked it
> > seemed to have an upper limit on the size of any particular
> > pref. (~256 characters)
>
> for some reason I seem to remember that may be a limit on INF/INI
> files
Yeah, a throwback to the old Windows SDK when everyone used ini files...
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> Last time I checked it
> seemed to have an upper limit on the size of any particular
> pref. (~256 characters)
for some reason I seem to remember that may be a limit on INF/INI
files
Al Hospers
CamberSoft, Inc.
alcambersoftcom
http://www.cambersoft.com
A famous linguist once said:
"There is n
> I'm considering using Buddy API's
> "baWriteIni" because it's much simpler. Can anyone think of
> any reasons why I should not do this?
no reason why not. if you have it, use it.
hth
Al Hospers
CamberSoft, Inc.
alcambersoftcom
http://www.cambersoft.com
A famous linguist once said:
"There is
I've been using it for years. It works famously. Last time I checked it
seemed to have an upper limit on the size of any particular pref. (~256
characters)
> Hello List,
> I'm working on an app that needs to save user selections to disk.
> In the past, I have use FileIO to do
Hello List,
I'm working on an app that needs to save user selections to disk. In the past, I have
use FileIO to do this sort of thing, but this time I'm considering using Buddy API's
"baWriteIni" because it's much simpler. Can anyone think of any reasons why I
thanks, all, for the input.
Seems I was in the ballpark, but not precise enough.
regards,
Clars Danvold
"Mark A. Boyd" wrote:
> CRLF = numToChar(13) &numToChar(10)
Tab Julius wrote:
> > Do the chars appear at the end? If so, you're probably doing it in the
> wrong order. It should be 13 fo
x27;t really be a constant
then, would it?
Slava
>At 12:01 AM 6/10/01 +0200, clars danvold wrote:
>>hello All
>>
>>(D8.5, Win98)
>>I am using fileIO to save a text to a file. Everything works, except for
>>the fact that the resulting file has no linebreaks/ carriage
Do the chars appear at the end? If so, you're probably doing it in the
wrong order. It should be 13 followed by 10 (CR/LF).
Otherwise, how are you viewing the file?
At 12:01 AM 6/10/01 +0200, clars danvold wrote:
>hello All
>
>(D8.5, Win98)
>I am using fileIO to save
At 15:01 09/06/2001, clars danvold wrote:
>I've tried setting the line breaks in the text with RETURN,
>numToChar(13), and numToChar(10). Same result.
>
>What am I missing?
Can't tell without seeing the code, but try something like this:
CRLF = numToChar(13) &numToChar(10)
theText = "line 1" &C
hello All
(D8.5, Win98)
I am using fileIO to save a text to a file. Everything works, except for
the fact that the resulting file has no linebreaks/ carriage returns,
only the
boxes that Windows uses to say " I don't understand this char".
I've tried setting the line bre
At 17:10 4/30/2001, Stephane Comeau wrote:
>I haven't had a problem with director itself using network paths (ie.
>//someserver/file.txt), but not so with fileIO. Whenever my network
>tools uses fileIO functions I need to work with files on a mapped drive.
Hmm, I never see any pro
I haven't had a problem with director itself using network paths (ie.
//someserver/file.txt), but not so with fileIO. Whenever my network
tools uses fileIO functions I need to work with files on a mapped drive.
If you don't need to write to the text file then you might try using
"
I've had trouble with Director being able to drives across a network
before. I think I've had best luck when using "Map Network Drive" instead
of just using the network neighborhood browser.
>> Hi all - I have a furniture catalogue on CD which uses a list - driven
>> database, the data being situ
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To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, April 25, 2001 10:52 PM
Subject: FileIO and Networks
> Hi all - I have a furniture catalogue on CD which uses a list - driven
> database, the data being situated in
Hi all - I have a furniture catalogue on CD which uses a list - driven
database, the data being situated in a text file in the projector's root
directory. Clicking on an item in the catalogue should bring up relevant
data, but on my client's Intranet's NT workstations I get 'script error'.
The CD
> i think maybe cgi calls are more what im looking for. i dont
> need to store any information on the user computer; i just
> need to read & write txt from & to the server. how would i go
> about implementing cgi in a shockwave movie?
go here
http://www.director-online.com/
search on CGI. the
>no fileIO is not allowed in Shockwave and no there is no alternative. if you
>need to save something like user preferences than you can do it using
>getPref and setPref. you could store data on a server as well usinv CGI
>calls. that's about it.
i think maybe cgi calls are mor
> is fileIO not
> allowed in movies
> over the net? if so, is it simple to find an alternative?
no fileIO is not allowed in Shockwave and no there is no alternative. if you
need to save something like user preferences than you can do it using
getPref and setPref. you could store data on
hi all .. im new to this list, and new to lingo in general, so forgive
me what i hope is a naive and simple to fix problem.
im attempting to use fileIO to import & export text in director 8 for
win98. it appears to work flawlessly, UNTIL i try to compile the movie
or even hit f12 for testin
Hi all,
small(ish) problem at the final stages of authoring a CD. Anyone else had
experience of displaysave completely crashing the Mac. It doesn't happen
every time, no real link between the machine its run on or anything else.
It works for one or more dialogue boxes, then crashes suddenly be
worked great .thanks
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Ämne: Re: Linebreak using FileIO
Try this on the PC
vText = "Pranav" & numtochar(13)
Try this on the PC
vText = "Pranav" & numtochar(13) & numtochar(10) & "Negandhi"
Then write vText into the file
How can you create a linebreak (enterkey?) in a .txt document using FileIO.
Regards,
Pranav
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hi List
How can you create a linebreak (enterkey?) in a .txt document using FileIO.
ex.
prop1:0
prop2:1
prop4:6
and so on..
Thanxalot !
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At 3:05 PM -0800 1/27/2001, John Stutz wrote:
>I have a question about FileIO for a project I am
>working on. The FileIO works in the authoring mode but
>when I burn the projector to CD, the projector to CD I
>get a "Script Error: Would you like to continue?"
>error.
&g
I have a question about FileIO for a project I am
working on. The FileIO works in the authoring mode but
when I burn the projector to CD, the projector to CD I
get a "Script Error: Would you like to continue?"
error.
I have traced it down to the file that FileIO is
trying to read. The
Hi Conrad. FileIO and FileXtra can't really be compared as such. The two
Xtras perform very different but complimentary operations. FileIO is used
to open, read and write to text files. FileXtra is used to perform a number
of File related operations such as listing available drives, che
Is it better use FileXtra as opposed to FileIO?
Conrad Ayala
Interface Architect
The Spin Group, Inc.
http://www.spingroup.com/
Phone 1-414-672- Fax 1-414-672-8183
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At 10:36 PM -0500 12/6/00, Conrad Ayala wrote:
>Does anyone know the best website resource for learning the details of
>fileIO and fileXtra?
>
Go to DOUG (Director OnLine Users Group at
http://www.director-online.com) and search for FileIO and FileXtra.
There are four articles th
Does anyone know the best website resource for learning the details of
fileIO and fileXtra?
Conrad Ayala
Interface Architect
The Spin Group, Inc.
http://www.spingroup.com/
Phone 1-414-672- Fax 1-414-672-8183
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>i'm trying to write some info using fileIO. my routine looks like this:
>
>on writeFileIO whichFile, whichData
>myFile=new(xtra "fileIO")
>delete(myFile)
>createFile(myFile, whichFile)
>openFile(myFile, whichFile, 0)
>writeString(myFile
in dir 8 on win98
i'm trying to write some info using fileIO. my routine looks like this:
on writeFileIO whichFile, whichData
myFile=new(xtra "fileIO")
delete(myFile)
createFile(myFile, whichFile)
openFile(myFile, whichFile, 0)
writeString(myFile,whichData)
c
yepp, i tried thatno goodramesh know his stuff
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From: Mark A. Boyd <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Friday, November 17, 2000 2:11 PM
Subject: Re: FileIO overwrite ?
> At 03:12 AM 11/17/00, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
&g
At 03:12 AM 11/17/00, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>new yourname(Xtra"fileio")
>openfile(yourname,"the filepath\txt.document")
>Write(yourname,"the string")
>OK!
Did you actually try that? You won't get very far with it.
If your intent was to simp
> Hello again list !
>
> Does anyone know a fullproof way of overwriting a list or text in a "txt.document"
>using FileIO ? I know this must be easy, but i cant get it to work
>
> thanxalot !
>
>
> [To remove yourself from this list, or t
Thanx Rameshyou saved me again !
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From: Ramesh CT <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, November 16, 2000 10:07 AM
Subject: Re: FileIO overwrite ?
> At 04:48 PM 11/16/00, you wrote:
> >Hello again list !
>
At 04:48 PM 11/16/00, you wrote:
>Hello again list !
>
>Does anyone know a fullproof way of overwriting a list or text in a
>"txt.document" using FileIO ? I know this must be easy, but i cant get it
>to work
>
>thanxalot !
Hi,
-- movie script
on over
At 12:48 AM 11/16/00, Magnus Ewald wrote:
>Does anyone know a fullproof way of overwriting a list or text in a
>"txt.document" using FileIO ? I know this must be easy, but i cant get it
>to work
If the file already exists, delete it before storing the new data.
--
M
Hello again list !
Does anyone know a fullproof way of overwriting a list or text in a "txt.document"
using FileIO ? I know this must be easy, but i cant get it to work
thanxalot !
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a selection of .txt files.
FileIO will do exactly what You want. There is a complete fileIO manual on Macromedias
website.
Basically You open a file, read its contents into a variable and dipsplay various
parts of the variable in the fields or text members of Your choice.
Keywords to look for
There are extensive details on FileIO in Lingo in a Nutshell.
Sorry, that chapter isn't free online.
>I am hoping to create a small projector for distribution on CD. The project
>requires that names, addresses, email, phone numbers etc are included on
>different scenes within th
them on screen, that is it) I cannot get this
to go with FileIO?!?! The reason I want to do this is so that I can alter an
individual text file when I need to and simply re-burn the CD to make the
changes effective in the projector, (eg a change of phone number).
Suggestions and useful examples would
them on screen, that is it) I cannot get this
to go with FileIO?!?! The reason I want to do this is so that I can alter an
individual text file when I need to and simply re-burn the CD to make the
changes effective in the projector, (eg a change of phone number).
Suggestions and useful examples would
> How do I need to format a text file in order to import
> individual lines into a field with FileIO, as I seem to
> get that annoying square box before each line once read in.
Read these:
http://www.macromedia.com/support/director/ts/documents/tn3133.html
http://www.macromedia.co
How do I need to format a text file in order to import individual lines into
a field with FileIO, as I seem to get that annoying square box before each
line once read in. Am I making sense?
Dave.
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>Date: Mon, 16 Oct 2000 14:05:34 -0400
>From: "John Horn (Home)" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Does anyone know where I can get some info on fileio, such as command and
>syntax lists?
>
It is covered in extensive detail in Chapter 14 of LiaN. (sorry that
chapter is not fr
Is it possible to do a all bitmap images filter, or is this something that
would have to be done for each file type.
Thanks
John
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thank you much
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Sent: Monday, October 16, 2000 2:26 PM
To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
Subject: RE: FileIO and more info
> Does anyone know where I can get some info on fileio, such
> Does anyone know where I can get some info on fileio, such as
> command and syntax lists?
* Macromedia Technotes
* the Message window: put interface( xtra "Fileio" )
HTH
Rob
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Does anyone know where I can get some info on fileio, such as command and
syntax lists?
Thanks
John
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At 12:48 PM -0400 10/15/2000, Lingo-L Digest wrote:
>Date: Sat, 14 Oct 2000 11:53:01 -0400
>From: "John Horn (Home)" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Subject: fileio
>
>using fileio and displayOpen command, is it possible to limit the file types
>that can be seen if the
using fileio and displayOpen command, is it possible to limit the file types
that can be seen if the browse window?
Thanks,
John
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>> Can I use postNetText to store data on a user's computer, that is
>> running my ShockWave movie in a browser?
>
>THIS is when to use setPref(), but note that you can only store data to the
>Prefs folder at the app level from Shockwave.
Yes... I was hoping there would be another way. Thanks
> Can I use postNetText to store data on a user's computer, that is
> running my ShockWave movie in a browser?
THIS is when to use setPref(), but note that you can only store data to the
Prefs folder at the app level from Shockwave.
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Dear list,
Can I use postNetText to store data on a user's computer, that is
running my ShockWave movie in a browser? Rather than storing the data
on a *server*, that is.
Thanks
-Andreas
>> I tried but I'm new to net lingo and getNetText only returned
>> a value of 1.
>
>Use netTextResul
thanks that worked!!!
on 3/10/00 4:18 pm, Robert Wingate at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I tried but I'm new to net lingo and getNetText only returned
> a value of 1.
Use netTextResult() to get the text. Here's the basic process:
1) netId = getNetText( "http://www.macromedia.com" )
2) check net
> I tried but I'm new to net lingo and getNetText only returned
> a value of 1.
Use netTextResult() to get the text. Here's the basic process:
1) netId = getNetText( "http://www.macromedia.com" )
2) check netDone(netId) until it's done (not in a repeat loop)
3) netTxt = netTextResult( netId )
ng a local link?
Any help will be much appreciated!
Dave.
on 3/10/00 3:29 pm, Robert Wingate at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Can you use FileIO to retrieve data from a text file stored
> in a sub folder of the dswmedia directory over the net?
Why not use getNetText()?
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> Can you use FileIO to retrieve data from a text file stored
> in a sub folder of the dswmedia directory over the net?
Why not use getNetText()?
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Can you use FileIO to retrieve data from a text file stored in a sub folder
of the dswmedia directory over the net? If so where does the xtras folder
need to be placed in order for the new(xtra "fileIO") syntax to run
successfuly - root of the .dcr file? Please help!
Regards,
Da
At 06:19 AM 9/19/00, Pierre Hebert wrote:
>
>I want to save a text in a file with FileIo
>It works good,
>But When i open it with notepad
>it is all on the same line
>I tried to replace the RETURN with AsciiTochar (10), AscciiToChar (13)
I'm not AsciiToChar() is not a Di
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