On 9/1/01 9:59 pm, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
A while back there were some requests for MetaCard to support vector
graphics. This would help me a lot in print quality. Has there been any
effort or plans for MC to support vector images in the near future?
MetaCard does
With 2.3.2, in the 640x480 resolution, my project is pushed downward by the exact
vertical height of the menubar on the mac when the menubar is hidden. This did not
occur with 2.3.1 on mac or at all on the PC in both versions. How do I get around
this shift down problem in 2.3.2 on the Mac?
What format of vector graphics?
MetaCard does support vector graphics, though its not so good on the import
/ export front.
Philip
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On 11/1/01 3:45 pm, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
With 2.3.2, in the 640x480 resolution, my project is pushed downward by the
exact vertical height of the menubar on the mac when the menubar is hidden.
This did not occur with 2.3.1 on mac or at all on the PC in both versions.
On 11/1/01 4:13 pm, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What format of vector graphics?
Its own - you can draw them with the built in tools or set the points
properties by script. On some UNIX systems (if they have display postscript
installed) you can also display EPS.
Regards,
Following up Philip Chumbley comments, those of us using MetaCard as a
multimedia presentation tool very much need to be able to import vector
objects. MetaCard, like SuperCard has a relatively primitive vector drawing
environment. In SuperCard this was easy to overcome by drawing vector
objects
Chris Condit writes:
Following up Philip Chumbley comments, those of us using MetaCard as a
multimedia presentation tool very much need to be able to import vector
objects.
...
With the advent of Revolution, and the migration of many folks for SC to
MC, I hope that the need to import vector
As I recall from the last time this discussion was raised, the main
challenge here is this one:
Find a multi-platform vector graphics standard that everyone
will be happy with.
What about PDF ? Does it imply licensing from (and negociating with)
Adobe ? Or use the PDF plug-in for
On 11/1/01 8:13 pm, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It would be *extremely* useful for me if I could take something like an
Illustrator file, or a PICT, or a vector PDF and convert it into whatever
format MC uses. The idea of MC using its own format is fine if I could do a
What about PDF which is cross platform? If that is not possible, something
like WMF for PC (although I detest MicroSoft products), and PICT for Mac
where one could at least convert formats in an external graphics program
would be better than nothing.
As I recall from the last time this
Philip wrote :
I appreciate the comments by Chris Condit regarding vector graphics. I have
a commercial program im MetaCard (www.biblemaps.com) where I have several
hundred maps that have to be converted to bitmap to be imported into MC.
Yet, in order to print cleanly, I still have to
My question was based on Monte logic which is a bit like fuzzy logic but
more fluffy. Knowing that you can send a post message to a CGI script with
information to then be sent on in an email and also knowing that you can
write CGI in mc then I put 2 and 2 together and come up with 6 (It could be
At 1:38 PM -0800 11/1/01, debdoot das wrote:
Does anyone know how to read the info of an ID3 tag of an MP3 file?
This site might help:
http://www.dv.co.yu/mpgscript/mpeghdr.htm
Cheers
Dave Cragg
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Hi,
We are considering launching a service to allow hosting of MC based CGIs.
If anyone would be interested in such a service, please could they email me
off list with a brief list of the sort of requirments you might expect. How
much would you expect to pay? What would the CGI do? Would you
I would be very interested but haven't got much money to spend. The problem
is I don't know how to do it yet so I really need some way to practice
before I go telling clients what I can do. It would be good if you could
host a practice CGI bin or a demo script that we could post to and recieve
What's the TLA for the XML based vector format/rival to flash? SVG ???
Isn't that a cross platform future standard?
Would support for this not allow CAD to Adobe/Macromedia to SVG into MC be
worth more (especially if combined with some XML support)?
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Chris Condit)
I find EPS widely supported, but i have very rarely used a win32 box.
Portable Network Graphic "PNG" is an elegant bitmap standard
From what i remember MC supports it quite nicely and even seems to print it
okay. Unfortunately i dont have any suggestions for VECTOR graphics, but there
realy
We'll be launching this type of service very soon ourselves. Testing
has been completed on an in-house server and we'll be moving it to
the web server next week. Testing pages will soon be made public
where the list can see what mchttp can do.
We have lots of *goodies* planned for this, and
I find EPS widely supported, but i have very rarely used a win32 box.
Portable Network Graphic PNG is an elegant bitmap standard
From what i remember MC supports it quite nicely and even seems to print it
okay. Unfortunately i dont have any suggestions for VECTOR graphics, but there
realy
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