Geoff Canyon wrote/ schreef:
I suppose you could use a file typing utility (some have been written
in MetaCard) to change the type of mc.exe to APPL, but that might add
a resource fork and cause a problem. I don't know.
It won't add a resource fork.
A better solution may be editing the script
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I do not have a permanent domain id. I can get a temporary one and set =
up my mc server from my home pc,
On 1/2/01 1:44 AM, Peter Reid wrote:
Hi
I'm just starting to experiment with very simple sockets for message
between two computers on the same TCP/IP LAN. I'm taking the scripts
posted by Kevin on 6 Nov and Mark on 1 Jan as my starting point.
I'm hoping to use the same stack on both
Peter Reid asked --
is there any way of finding out the IP address of the
current computer a stack is running on without making
a socket connection to another machine?
-- on Windows98 I've had success with the following:
on mouseUp
put empty into fld "ipconfigfld"
set hideConsoleWindows to
At 10:50 PM +0100 1/1/01, Sjoerd Op 't Land wrote:
Geoff Canyon wrote/ schreef:
I suppose you could use a file typing utility (some have been written
in MetaCard) to change the type of mc.exe to APPL, but that might add
a resource fork and cause a problem. I don't know.
It won't add a
At 3:53 PM -0500 1/1/01, Sound Medicine, Inc. wrote:
I do not have a permanent domain id. I can get a temporary one and
set up my mc server from my home pc, but the id #s change every time
I log on. Is there a simple way for MC to initiate and identify
these numbers for use in chat stacks
I'm working on a chat program, bolstered by the help
of others on the list. I want to get the IP address of
the person chatting with me, even if they don't know
how to get it themselves. I investigated hostAddress
and peerAddress but ran into a puzzle -- can anyone
explain it?
I'm chatting on my
