it turns out that what they want is something that's already
in MetaCard but the remaining HC folks are generally resistant to paying
professional prices for professional tools
oh, c'mon. (exaspered sigh!)
Have you read the threads there?
Well, no I don't read c.s.m.h
I have a few
doug rogers wrote:
MetaCard is simply out of range and too, uhm, difficult, for some who
aren't professional programmers or developers. Why shouldn't a 'hobbyist'
or just plain Mac user have a reasonable, inexpensive, and accessible
programming environment?
A plain Mac user is a
This would be a better idea for the Starter Kit than for the paid
version. I for one will never use MM Director simply because of the
name branding (I did use it for a period of 1 year before they
released the *runtime* engine which started it all). I hate that,
somehow it implies (in my
This would be a better idea for the Starter Kit than for the paid
version. I for one will never use MM Director simply because of the
name branding (I did use it for a period of 1 year before they
released the *runtime* engine which started it all). I hate that,
somehow it implies (in my
Kevin, is there any reason my posts are getting to the list twice?
I've noticed the same thing for a few other people on the list.
Hmmm, maybe they are on mac.com also
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Cheers,
Simon
All your .com .net and .org domains for only $14.50 each.
Get them while they last...
Robin-David Hammond [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
in any case MC hasnt been rigorously analysed for buffer-overrun
attacks afaik. Not only should you be cautious about using it for
sensitive data, but also on any virtual file system with sensative
or mission critical data, unless you are very
OK, my first little ebook project in MC is going well ... deep
into the text attributes territory, which I am not too familiar
having spent most of my xTalk life mostly concerned with
raw data...and my old eBooks in SC were not concerned with
aesthetics but we are going public with these so...
At 7:22 PM -0700 4/13/2001, Scott Raney [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You most likely have the look and feel set to something other than the
native for whatever platform you're using. MacOS uses relatively
light hilight colors and *doesn't* invert the text color.
...except if the highlight color is
OK I am slowly getting into geo management.
puzzle: I have a set of controls on card 1 call it group A
on cards 2 to the end, there is another set of controls as a group B.
If I set up a resizestack handler in the main stack script which "talks" to
the positions of all the objects in group A
