> > command-option-S edits the stack script immediately.
> > command-option-C edits the card script.
These are part of the MCTOOLS. Try
edit the script of btn "menuButton" of stack "MetaCard Menu Bar"
This button is inserted into the front, i.e. it recieves messages before
the object itself doe
> --- MESSAGE metacard.v003.n040.10 ---
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> From: Geoff Canyon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Subject: Notes about MetaCard
> Date: Wed, 18 Aug 99 22:01:29 -0700
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> Maybe everyone else knows this, but just in case,
Maybe everyone else knows this, but just in case, since I don't think
it's documented:
command-option-S on the Mac edits the stack script immediately. I don't
know what the Windows equivalent is, but control-option-S seems like a
reasonable first guess.
command-option-C on the Mac edits the c
It appears that on 8/18/99 5:55 PM, Karl Becker [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>If you have a game where you need multiple people talking and
>chatting to create a realistic, real-life atmosphere, you can't use midis
>or quicktime's in the background.
Actually, you could--you just need the _right_ Q
>Can't. If you have a game where you need multiple people talking and
>chatting to create a realistic, real-life atmosphere, you can't use
midis
>or quicktime's in the background. If there is a way where you could
play
>a quicktime movie as fast as playing a wav sound with the "play"
command
>midi and wav use different channels so you can indeed have navigation
>clicks with bg music at the same time. I recently geeked up (?) a
>multimedia photo slideshow with background midi music plus voiceover
>narrative for a client. Just gotta choose your media formats carefully.
Can't. If you h
Hello everyone on the list,
here is a little pixvu-app that i wrote for myself,
because i needed it but mainly because it is so much FUN to
make stuff like this with MetaCard :)
Maybe this is of some use fore some of you,
maybe someone comes up with a better or smarter solution
or a hint on how
> From: Geoff Canyon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Subject: Re: PNG update
> Date: Wed, 18 Aug 99 03:07:25 -0700
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> It appears that on 8/17/99 3:47 AM, Mark Talluto [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
>>I am reporting this so anyone who needs that
On Tuesday, Aug 17 1999, Tuviah M Snyder wrote:
>> About hour ago I begun exploring how to do a folder tree kind of thing in
>> MetaCard. :-) Is there going to be such control in near future? I'd like to
>> know, so that I don't spend xx hours "for nothing". If not, have someone else
>> already d
On Tuesday, Aug 17 1999, Mark Talluto wrote:
> Hi everyone. After some work, I found that GraphicConverter was indeed
> broken when making the PNG24 file format. Their PNG8 works fine though.
> Photoshop 5.5 was able to make an image with a transparent background in the
> PNG24 format that load
Hugh Senior <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>midi and wav use different channels so you can indeed have navigation
>clicks with bg music at the same time. I recently geeked up (?) a
>multimedia photo slideshow with background midi music plus voiceover
>narrative for a client. Just gotta choose your media for
>I have to agree that ability to have even just two separate sound
>channels can have a big impact on some projects. For example
>if there is music playing, and when the user clicks a button the
>"click" sound stops the music, the user doesn't get too good
>impression.
midi and wav use different
It appears that on 8/17/99 3:47 AM, Mark Talluto [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>I am reporting this so anyone who needs that format knows that they will
>need a $5-600 dolor program to make this happen.
Just fyi, Photoshop can be had for significantly less than $500. Quoting
from www.deal-mac.com:
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