On 11/5/00 5:14 pm, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Thanks Kevin, Now I have more questions
>
> Can't I start MC and then open a standalone from within MC?
No.
> If I can't, does that mean I can just create a simple standalone that never
> changes and keep all my changes li
> On 10/5/00 9:40 pm, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> > Can a standalone be edited? What is the normal process in
> > maintaining/updating a standalone application?
>
> You can't edit a standalone, because a running executable is locked by the
> OS on many platforms that MetaCard supports. If you
On 10/5/00 9:40 pm, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Can a standalone be edited? What is the normal process in
> maintaining/updating a standalone application?
You can't edit a standalone, because a running executable is locked by the
OS on many platforms that MetaCard supports.
Can a standalone be edited? What is the normal process in
maintaining/updating a standalone application?
Larry Huisingh
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In the interest of covering all possibilities:
In certain cases a person could probably keep the MC engine separate
from the main stack in their distribution until the user enters the
needed info; then the stack could run a standalone builder script
(cannibalized from MC dev env) to build the stan
On Thu, 25 Nov 1999, Nicolas R Cueto wrote:
> Hello,
>
> Sorry for reposting this, but...
>
> Is there a way of ensuring an MC standalone doesn't get covered up on
> the monitor screen by other windows (file folders, applications) that
> are supposed to be running invisibly in the background? T
Hello,
Sorry for reposting this, but...
Is there a way of ensuring an MC standalone doesn't get covered up on
the monitor screen by other windows (file folders, applications) that
are supposed to be running invisibly in the background? This happens
whenever my standalone switches between substac
"James C. Wall" wrote:
>
> In a standalone, I am hoping it is possible to save
> these data when the stack is closed. Is this possible?
I asked this very question a few weeks back. Below, are two useful and
similar pieces of advice.
--ONE--
You can't save information to a
"James C. Wall" wrote:
>
> Once again I have to expose my ignorance about MC. I have developed a
> project to the point where I would like to turn it into a standalone. I
> turn to the manual, look up the index and guess what?
Perhaps you already noticed but, after you select Standalone Build
On Wed, 24 Nov 1999, James C. Wall wrote:
> Once again I have to expose my ignorance about MC. I have developed a
> project to the point where I would like to turn it into a standalone. I
> turn to the manual, look up the index and guess what? No standalone.
> The section of distributing d
Good morning!
"James C. Wall" wrote:
>
> Once again I have to expose my ignorance about MC. I have developed a
> project to the point where I would like to turn it into a standalone. I
> turn to the manual, look up the index and guess what? No standalone.
> The section of distributing deals w
Once again I have to expose my ignorance about MC. I have developed a
project to the point where I would like to turn it into a standalone. I
turn to the manual, look up the index and guess what? No standalone.
The section of distributing deals with icons! Making a standalone is
probably
Gregory Lypny wrote:
> I'm dabbling with creating a standalone on my Mac. I think I've
> done it correctly because I ended up with a file that has a different
> style icon.
Does it appear to function as a standalone? Can you, for instance, copy
it to a zip disk and run it on another Mac wh
Hi List Members,
I'm dabbling with creating a standalone on my Mac. I think I've
done it correctly because I ended up with a file that has a different
style icon. I ran into trouble, however, when I tried to compress the
file into a self-extracting StuffIt archive. When the archive is
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