> I would like a stack to check periodically to see if there is an active
> online connection. What is the best way to do that?
I'm not aware of a way to do this. The only exception would be if autodial
was disabled or you are connecting to a proxy server with autodial disabled
- attempting to re
Kevin Miller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>> How do I find out what the size and date of a file is?
>
>On the MacOS, you need to find an external - there are likely to be several
>HC compatible externals that do this. On Windows or Linux, you can probably
>do this using the shell function if you know th
On Thursday, Sept 23 1999, Jarno Järvenpää wrote:
> Hi,
>
> How do I find out what the size and date of a file is?
On the MacOS, you need to find an external - there are likely to be several
HC compatible externals that do this. On Windows or Linux, you can probably
do this using the shell fun
I have experience playing video on SC and MC, in MacOS and Linux. Now I'd like
to take some baby steps into Windows, but my institution doesn't have any
documentation on mciString commands. Just to get me started, can someone tell
me mciString equivalent of
on mouseUp
play videoClip thisClip at
On 09/22/1999, 5:02:14 PM, Steve Kramer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote
regarding Re: Digest metacard.v003.n077:
> In refernce to incrementing the variable in a repeat loop to process
every third line, why not just
> have the following?
> repeat with n=1 to somenum
> if n mod(3) <> 0 then next repea
Hi,
How do I find out what the size and date of a file is?
-Jarno Järvenpää
