# on idle --merryxmas
# --
# pass idle
# end idle
This placed in the stack script stops the merryxmas virus.
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Hugh Senior wrote:
Playing QuickTime movies in 2.3.1 freezes computers with 64Mb RAM. Fine on
the machine with 128Mb.
Jacqueline replied:
What platform? I am having similar problems in Windows 98, even if there
is 128 MB of RAM. It only happens on some machines (Dells, particularly.)
Same
I'm sorry I'm unfarmilliar with this virus (thankfully) but how does this
script commented out or not stop a virus?
Regards from a not cheeky but quite confused Monte
- Original Message -
From: "Steven Tripp" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, November 29, 2000
Kind of - I can see how this would probably be better but perhaps more
complex than the functionality that I would like which is being able to play
pass-the-parcel with completed files.
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From: "andu" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, November
Playing QuickTime movies in 2.3.1 freezes computers with 64Mb RAM. Fine on
the machine with 128Mb.
Okay... Found perhaps what is required. Before playing a clip, run this to
clear its digestive system:
on cleanUpVideoPlayer
lock screen
set the paused of player "classroomVideo" to true
On 28/11/00 8:33 pm, Monte Goulding [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have seen that but I really want to do something so simmilar to teh
reference that it would be silly for me not to look at the script. Does
anyone know where the mouseClick script is in the reference stack?
edit script of stack
On 28/11/00 5:47 pm, Jacqueline Landman Gay [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
What settings should I use in a popup button to make its menu drop down
aligned to the left side of the button? I see that menu buttons placed
in a menu group always drop down with the correct alignment, but when a
popup
Yes, I see. Good point. I'll experiment with your handler,
although I guess I need a better understanding of potential unseen
errors. The raw data files are unlikely to change in format generally.
My approach has been to examine a small, random subset of records
visually and then
Kevin Miller wrote:
On 28/11/00 5:47 pm, Jacqueline Landman Gay [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
What settings should I use in a popup button to make its menu drop down
aligned to the left side of the button? I see that menu buttons placed
in a menu group always drop down with the correct
More results from button style selection testing:
If I create a new button and set its style to "pulldown" in the Button
Properties palette, MC immediately re-selects "popup". However, the
button behaves like a pulldown. If I type "the style of btn 1" into the
message box, it returns "popup".
andu a écrit :
Hi Anybody,
As i have, this time, to do with WinNT, i'm searching the right way to configure
an .mc app as an NT long-running background service, to get it starting without
having to open an user session before it start (just like Apache or IIS4 are
starting at boot
Monte Goulding wrote:
I'm sorry I'm unfarmilliar with this virus (thankfully) but how does this
script commented out or not stop a virus?
Regards from a not cheeky but quite confused Monte
You can find a full explanation of why this works, as well as other
Hypercard-related virus
Thanks Jacqueline,
I have now installed the innoculation and understand what it does.
Regards
Monte
- Original Message -
From: "Jacqueline Landman Gay" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, November 30, 2000 4:17 AM
Subject: Re: Xmas Vaccine
Monte Goulding wrote:
On 29/11/00 8:53 pm, Monte Goulding [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I halso have one more question on this subject or perhaps on general message
heirachy. I can not find a frontscript or backscript message for this
handler and it also works when you open these stacks directly so how is this
andu wrote:
But I was wondering if the infection can occur if the Home
stack is password protected?
Yes, I think they will still infect stacks, since password protection
doesn't stop script-based commands from executing. However, locking your
Home stack at the OS level (that is, making it a
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