At 20:24 Uhr -0700 10.11.1999, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>I want to be able to communicate between two stacks over a network.
>The only way I could think of is to allow both computers to allow
>sharing of there c drives and write access as well. Then create files
>on each others c drive for the Met
Nicolas,
> For impatient users of my stacks, I'd like to rescript this
> mouseDown-initiated repeat loop so that it can be escaped (via the
> return key?) without leaving group "bin-bon!" hidden:
Try the following:
repeat 2
show group "bin-bon!"
wait 400 milliseconds
getOuttaHere
hide g
I want to be able to communicate between two stacks over a network.
The only way I could think of is to allow both computers to allow
sharing of there c drives and write access as well. Then create files
on each others c drive for the MetaCard program to read and delete.
This was a rather slow wa
On Wed, 10 Nov 1999, rice wrote:
> I'm not sure this is a bug, probably just me, hence I'll ask for
> help here.
>
> I want to have an image as the background on several cards. I
> created the image (JPG) in Graphics Converter. I had a 320x210 pixel
> 8bit gray scale image. I pasted seve
On Wed, 10 Nov 1999, Hugh Senior wrote:
> Since mc2.3 now so easily allows multiple concurrent QuickTime players
> (yipee!), such as a background midi soundtrack with a series of interactive
> video movie players, it would be most helpful to have some means of
> identifying the current state of p
>>When I inadvertantly hit my keyboard's up/down arrow-keys, I was
>>surprised--and then distressed!--to see me moving between substacks.
>>Short of ripping out all the arrow-keys from my school's computers, how
>>do I prevent these or any other unbidden navigational key-events?
>
>Hi Nicolas
>
>s
I'm not sure this is a bug, probably just me, hence I'll ask for
help here.
I want to have an image as the background on several cards. I
created the image (JPG) in Graphics Converter. I had a 320x210 pixel
8bit gray scale image. I pasted several copies into a new image and
created a 800x
>Since mc2.3 now so easily allows multiple concurrent QuickTime players
>(yipee!), such as a background midi soundtrack with a series of
interactive
>video movie players, it would be most helpful to have some means of
>identifying the current state of play (pun intended) eg:
You can get the "pause
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Hello Phil,
Thank you for your help. I inserted your routine, however, it is not
working exactly as I expected. (Before going on into the problem,
though, I ought to stress that this message is not in any way a
complaint about help kindly offered; I simply wish
Since mc2.3 now so easily allows multiple concurrent QuickTime players
(yipee!), such as a background midi soundtrack with a series of interactive
video movie players, it would be most helpful to have some means of
identifying the current state of play (pun intended) eg:
if not the active of p
On Wed, 10 Nov 1999, Nicolas R Cueto wrote:
> Hello,
>
> As I begin to put the finishing touches on my
> created-on-a-PC-but-now-being-imported-to-a-Mac, should I be worrying
> about the Mac OS version of my end users?
Maybe a little. As long as they have System 7.1 or later, most things
shou
On Wednesday, Nov 10 1999, Nicolas R Cueto wrote:
> Hello,
>
> As I begin to put the finishing touches on my
> created-on-a-PC-but-now-being-imported-to-a-Mac, should I be worrying
> about the Mac OS version of my end users?
>
> What prompted this question was a comment made on another list that
On Wed, 10 Nov 1999, Dave Cragg wrote:
> I've been playing (doing research) with mp3 files. (Kind of
> addictive. :)) mp3 is supported by both QuickTime and the latest
> Media Player from Microsoft. I have both these loaded under NT 4.0.
> Using a player object under 2.3 works fine as expect
Hi Nicolas,
If you want a process to be user-interruptable, you have to program it
so that it executes in "chunks", so MC can receive new user-generated
events at the end of each chunk. Otherwise, MC will wait until the whole
handler has executed before checking the event queue.
The easiest way
Hi
I've been playing (doing research) with mp3 files. (Kind of
addictive. :)) mp3 is supported by both QuickTime and the latest
Media Player from Microsoft. I have both these loaded under NT 4.0.
Using a player object under 2.3 works fine as expected. I was
wondering what would happen with
At 4:28 PM +0900 10/11/1999, Nicolas R Cueto wrote:
>When I inadvertantly hit my keyboard's up/down arrow-keys, I was
>surprised--and then distressed!--to see me moving between substacks.
>Short of ripping out all the arrow-keys from my school's computers, how
>do I prevent these or any other unbi
Hello,
As I begin to put the finishing touches on my
created-on-a-PC-but-now-being-imported-to-a-Mac, should I be worrying
about the Mac OS version of my end users?
What prompted this question was a comment made on another list that
Windows 2000 will not be backwards-compatible... and if so, do
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