Hi David,
David Bovill wrote:
>
> I wanted to get the names of the groups on a card but not all the groups -
> is there an easy way to do this?
To make sure we're solving the right problem, could you please
describe elaborate on which groups you want to identify?
> These functions work, but
OK, we download a GIF put it into image "A" now we let the user color the
picture and now she wants to save her picture to disk as a GIF or JPEG.
on mouseUp
ask file "Please name your picture."
put "binary:" & it into tPicturePath
put image "A" into url tPicturePath
end mouseUp
The above
Amazingly, after downloading a black and white GIF that originally started
in Illustrator as a vector drawing, and putting it into an image. . .it is
paintable with MC paint tools! I didn't know a b/w GIF became "bit map"
image. "Fills work inside what were previously closed paths in Illustrator
On Wed, 6 Sep 2000, andu wrote:
> >Recently, Scott Raney wrote:
> >
> >> This really gets back to the issue of "are stacks documents or
> >> applications?" debate that has come up several times in various places
> >> over the years. My UNIX and CS background causes me to consider them
> >> appli
>Are you going to sit at your WWW server console 24x7 so that every
>time a CGI program runs it won't start up the development
>environment?)
That's a good idea - it will shrink the unemployment to -10;-)
> Regards,
>Scott
>
Regards, Andu
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>
>Recently, Scott Raney wrote:
>
>> This really gets back to the issue of "are stacks documents or
>> applications?" debate that has come up several times in various places
>> over the years. My UNIX and CS background causes me to consider them
>> applications, whereas people with a less techn
On Wed, 6 Sep 2000, David Bovill wrote:
> Lot's of philosophy here, which seems to go with everyone's previous user
> experience and background...
>
> But cutting through this there is a practical problem. If (as I do) you are
> interested in distributing information, to people in a number of se
Tired many things over the past weeks and still can't get this syntax to
work.
I create tow regular expressions that independently do what they are
supposed to and when I try to combine them with something that looks like
the syntax indicated in the help section it breaks.
Can someone send me a
Lot's of philosophy here, which seems to go with everyone's previous user
experience and background...
But cutting through this there is a practical problem. If (as I do) you are
interested in distributing information, to people in a number of separate
stacks you want them to be able to open any
On Wed, 6 Sep 2000, Scott Rossi wrote:
> Recently, Scott Raney wrote:
>
> > This really gets back to the issue of "are stacks documents or
> > applications?" debate that has come up several times in various places
> > over the years. My UNIX and CS background causes me to consider them
> > appl
On Wed, 6 Sep 2000, Jacqueline Landman Gay wrote:
> Scott Raney wrote:
>
> > This really gets back to the issue of "are stacks documents or
> > applications?" debate that has come up several times in various places
> > over the years. My UNIX and CS background causes me to consider them
> > app
Scott Raney wrote:
> This really gets back to the issue of "are stacks documents or
> applications?" debate that has come up several times in various places
> over the years. My UNIX and CS background causes me to consider them
> applications, whereas people with a less technical background tend
Recently, Scott Raney wrote:
> This really gets back to the issue of "are stacks documents or
> applications?" debate that has come up several times in various places
> over the years. My UNIX and CS background causes me to consider them
> applications, whereas people with a less technical backg
On Wed, 6 Sep 2000, David Bovill wrote:
> I want to be able to launch a stack directly from the file system, but with
> all the usual features of the development environment. I've filled in the
> Menubar field in the Stack Properties" dialog and copied the following
> script from the home stack:
Hi
I have just finished a presentation stack displaying a varying number
of gif files on each card. It works beautifully on my 266 MHz Mac
G3. Some of the gif files are moderately big - up to 200k - and so
the little watch shows up briefly.
But on Windows 98 on my 450 MHz P3, the larger ima
>You can check the menuHistory property of the button - this contains the
>number of the item picked.
For such a key issue, may I suggest this is included in the SLG menuHistory
entry, along with an equivalent entry in the menuPick entry? Once again,
MetaCard has a built-in solution but not an ob
I believe that what you are seeing when you read what you wrote to the
serial port is the modem echoing what you wrote to it. I would suggest you
issue two reads. I imagine the first will give you what you sent to the
modem ("ATZ") and the second would be the response from the modem ("OK").
L
>
>On the Mac you could get an AppleScript to dial out for you (for which I
>guess you would need Tuviah & RunTime's external collection), is there a dll
>or way to do the same thing on windows? Unix?
>
>I'm guessing but it seems that a lot of people would like to be able to
>create applications
I wanted to get the names of the groups on a card but not all the groups -
is there an easy way to do this? These functions work, but as I want objects
to send messages to other objects at the same level when the stack is
resized I don't really want this to be too slow. Is there a faster way?
fun
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> You also need the server name. The form is
>
> \\Server\Share (DOS/Windows form)
>
> //Server/Share (MetaTalk form)
>
> so you probably will want
>
> answer url "file://Server/My_Share/Test.ini"
>
> Where "Server" is the name of the server that has the sh
no, i don't think that there are any dll's for that (i always work with Windows95)
however I would be interested in that 'package' so I also encourage everyone to have a
go at it...
regards,
Emiel
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On the Mac you could get an AppleScript to dial out for you (for which I
guess you would need Tuviah & RunTime's external collection), is there a dll
or way to do the same thing on windows? Unix?
I'm guessing but it seems that a lot of people would like to be able to
create applications that use
I want to be able to launch a stack directly from the file system, but with
all the usual features of the development environment. I've filled in the
Menubar field in the Stack Properties" dialog and copied the following
script from the home stack:
send "preOpenStack" to card 1 of stack "Me
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