Here is a suggestion. Require that all products developed has a cool Metacard
logo attached to the packaging. Macromind does it, quicktime/apple does it. It is
basically advertisement on the products. Now some folks may not agree to it, but it
does get the name out there. Metacard then
> There is a bug in the hilite color. The color is good but the font
> doesn't change to the correct color so in my case I get dark blue
> and black and you can't read it.
You most likely have the look and feel set to something other than the
native for whatever platform you're using. MacOS use
Even to simply specify the rect on a particular stack that you want an image
of and for it not to matter about other windows. We are very demanding
aren't we.
>
> MC 2.4 has some absolutely killer image generation options, with
> its support
> for JPEG quality, optional GIF, etc.
>
> Great stuff
MC 2.4 has some absolutely killer image generation options, with its support
for JPEG quality, optional GIF, etc.
Great stuff, but if I understand it correctly it will does pretty much a
screen dump, so we have to make sure the stack from which the image is being
generated is topmost, that the cu
On 4/13/01 8:04 AM, Richard MacLemale wrote:
> Say...
> When you use "delete file" to delete a file on a Mac, does it delete both
> forks (resource and data) of the file? I'd assume so, but I am
> double-checking...
It does ;-)
> :)
> Richard MacLemale
> Instructional Technology Specialist
> J
Say...
When you use "delete file" to delete a file on a Mac, does it delete both
forks (resource and data) of the file? I'd assume so, but I am
double-checking...
:)
Richard MacLemale
Instructional Technology Specialist
James W. Mitchell High School
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As Metacard is coming of age and considerably maturing at the same time
it would probably be a good idea to expand the Metacard community (which
could be profitable both for the producer and consumers).
Of the possible approaches I very much like the proposal to offer
special prices - maybe only
Happy Eggs!
http://www.eggheaven2000.com/
Phil Davis
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RE>
From: Richard Gaskin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: TCP/IP security considerations
Date: Thu, 12 Apr 2001 00:31:54 -0700
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What are the security considerations in the following scenario?:
Suppose I h
RE>
From: Richard Gaskin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: TCP/IP security considerations
Date: Thu, 12 Apr 2001 00:31:54 -0700
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What are the security considerations in the following scenario?:
Suppose I h
I would have responded, and I did try last night, but my use of
MetaCard is vastly different that Bruce's. But now that you
responded Jacqueline, I'll simply add my input to yours. =)
> > 1. I would have to learn something new, and I am not sure I want to
>> unless there's an advantage.
>
>
Similar question - any way to use QuickTime to save/convert formats? I have
done this using the QuickTime externals that came with certain versions of
HyperCard, do these work in Metacard?
Anyone?
> From: Vikram Singh <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Date: Thu, 12 Apr 2001 09:
How can I set the scrollbar colors of a *field*? Thumb and arrow buttons
show the background color of the card, how can I change them to be
independent of the card colors? Then there is the "background" of the
field scrollbar area, i.e. the gray area between arrow buttons and
thumb, that apparentl
Thanks for the various responses on- and offlist. A number of questions
remain.
Among others
Tuviah <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on Mon, 9 Apr 2001 in response to the
respective paragraph in my message "2.4 quantum leap":
> >I hope the new helpfiles will be out soon with detailed information
> >ab
Jacqueline Landman Gay wrote:
>Bruce Lewis wrote:
>>
>> Tell me if I should move to MetaCard from HyperCard.
>
>I'll take a crack at this, since no one else has. A few of the questions
>in your list address some of the weakest areas of MetaCard, unfortunately.
>
Thanks Jacque. I appreciate you
Bruce Lewis wrote:
>
> Tell me if I should move to MetaCard from HyperCard.
I'll take a crack at this, since no one else has. A few of the questions
in your list address some of the weakest areas of MetaCard, unfortunately.
> 1. I would have to learn something new, and I am not sure I want to
The record sound command seems to record at 44 KHz. For internet
applications, maybe 11 KHz is suitable (to conserve space). Can we have an
'average' and 'poor' option that gives options of 11 and 22 KHz recordings.
Ideally, like qteffects, maybe there can be a 'recordoptions' which gives
the re
--- Richard Gaskin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
inquired about peer-to-peer security a la Metacard:
Any business peer-to-peer program will be compared to
Ray Ozzie's Groove, found at www.groove.net, because
he has a PR machine that just won't quit. Security is
fundamental to their efforts, so it might be
there's an easy way to encrypt info with the bitxor function, it's the basis
for most encryptors...
char[x] bitxor key = encrypted char
encryptedchar bitxor key = char[x] (decrypted]
simple enough but not hard to break...
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From: Richard Gaskin [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTE
1) Don't transmit IP numbers - use a server?
2) Use an non-ICQ type name space so people can't guess id's
3) Restrict client communication to other clients that are known to be OK
4) Check for "code" transmission? MC, exe's?
5) As building a virus checker seems too complex (ie above) use PGP (
>I still stand with my suggestion that Scott should sell 3 year old verions
>of MC for the price of HC and then could sell 2 year old versions for the
>price of SC. Saves all the problem. Means everyone can shutup. Makes Scott
>some money he hasn't had before. Anybody that want's to be at the cutt
What are the security considerations in the following scenario?:
Suppose I have two MC apps running on different machines, and they
communicate with each other showing a listing of files each machine has
designated specifically for sharing (much like Napster, GNUtella clients,
etc.).
In this sce
Hi Scott
There is a bug in the hilite color. The color is good but the font doesn't
change to the correct color so in my case I get dark blue and black and you
can't read it.
Regards
Monte
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