windows me developers?

2001-09-17 Thread Alex Shaw
Hi What is the result of calling systemVersion() on a Windows Millenium (ME) machine? I got the following the other day at a friends.. Windows 4.90 ??? Plus on the subject of Windoze ME.. Have you had any problems with using quicktime movies in player objects did you find a way around it?

MacOS X BackgroundColor Pattern

2001-09-17 Thread Rolf Kocherhans
Hello all, how can I tell MetaCard 2.4 to use the MacOS X Background ? The documentation says to do this: The Win32 and MacOS engines will use the system default background color/pattern if the backColor and backPattern of all objects on the inheritance path (including the Home stack) are set

Re: disabled in 2.4

2001-09-17 Thread Signe Marie Sanne
Signe Marie, Just to clarify - the lookAndFeel property should be set to Macintosh, not mac. Did you perhaps misspell the property value? Yes, I certainly did, and there was no error message from MC to put me back on the right track. However, since the platform names are macOS and win32

tree field redux

2001-09-17 Thread Tereza Snyder
Hello all, I'm sure many of you were as interested as I was in José Luis Rodríguez' tree field. As it happens, I had an immediate use for it. In adapting it for my needs, I ended up modifying it extensively, although my version is for MetaCard 2.4 only. If anyone would like a copy, please email

Re: windows me developers?

2001-09-17 Thread Ken Ray
Alex, I was just looking at this the other day... Basically when you ask for a version of Windows, you are not getting the public name of Windows (Windows 95, Windows ME, etc.), you're getting the actual version number of the operating system (which can tell you a lot about where it came from).

LookAndFeel in 2.4 (was Re: disabled in 2.4)

2001-09-17 Thread Ken Ray
Signe Marie, That is an excellent question. I agree that it would make sense that wherever platform-related settings are used that the platform names are consistent. MacOS and Win32 seem like good choices for lookAndFeel. Here's some other tidbits about LookAndFeel: 1) If you are on a PC and

Re: windows me developers?

2001-09-17 Thread Ken Ray
Alex, Sorry, my table was slightly wrong - Windows 98 is Windows 4.10 not Windows 4.1. Here's the complete table: Windows 95 = Windows 4.0 Windows 98 = Windows 4.10 Windows ME = Windows 4.90 Windows NT 4 = NT 4.0 Windows 2000 = NT 5.0 Sorry about that... Ken Ray Sons of Thunder Software

Re: tree field redux

2001-09-17 Thread Klaus Major
Hi Tereza, Hello all, I'm sure many of you were as interested as I was in José Luis Rodríguez' tree field. As it happens, I had an immediate use for it. In adapting it for my needs, I ended up modifying it extensively, although my version is for MetaCard 2.4 only. If anyone would like a

Re: tree field redux

2001-09-17 Thread Charles Buchwald
I'd be interested in this. Could you email it to Simon Lord for his site's collection? Or to some other repository? - Charles -- Charles Buchwald Design Programming Etraffic Solutions, Inc. www.etrafficsolutions.com From: Tereza Snyder [EMAIL PROTECTED] Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Date:

Feature Request: recordLoudness

2001-09-17 Thread Sjoerd Op 't Land
Great thing, but I'd like to be able to use this also when I'm not recording. Something like soundLoudness? Regards, / Groeten, Sjoerd Archives: http://www.mail-archive.com/metacard@lists.runrev.com/ Info: http://www.xworlds.com/metacard/mailinglist.htm Please send bug reports to [EMAIL

Re: tree field redux

2001-09-17 Thread Sjoerd Op 't Land
Tereza Snyder wrote/ schreef: Hello all, I'm sure many of you were as interested as I was in José Luis Rodríguez' tree field. As it happens, I had an immediate use for it. In adapting it for my needs, I ended up modifying it extensively, although my version is for MetaCard 2.4 only. If

Re: .mt script for processing web form data

2001-09-17 Thread Sjoerd Op 't Land
Sivakatirswami wrote/ schreef: After putting it on the shelf for sometime my need to create some scripts to process data submitted by a html web form is reaching critical mass. Reconfiguring PERL scripts to do what we need is out of the question... but before I get too far into this...has

Re: .mt script for processing web form data

2001-09-17 Thread Rod McCall
We recently built just such a script with email checking here at Runtime. I will dig out some info on it and possibly send it to you. Its very easy to do!! Is there any specific bit you are unsure of? Finally there is a brief guide to CGI script on our YahooGroups site.

Re: Digest metacard.v004.n461

2001-09-17 Thread Mark Mitchell
SJOERD writes: Mark Mitchell wrote/ schreef: [snip] In 2.3 it worked fine. You could hit return, control/click (Mac) and type away in a different color. However, 2.4 does not return the clickLine unless you have already typed something and click directly over some of the text you have

Re: Digest metacard.v004.n461

2001-09-17 Thread Mark Mitchell
SJOERD writes: Mark Mitchell wrote/ schreef: [snip] In 2.3 it worked fine. You could hit return, control/click (Mac) and type away in a different color. However, 2.4 does not return the clickLine unless you have already typed something and click directly over some of the text you have

Re: MacOS X BackgroundColor Pattern

2001-09-17 Thread Mark Talluto
Rolf, If you are referring to the white with grey lined background, I have seen it when your stack is a palette. The backgroundColor is empty or none. I forget which. -Mark On Monday, September 17, 2001, at 03:59 AM, Rolf Kocherhans wrote: Hello all, how can I tell MetaCard 2.4 to use

Sockets

2001-09-17 Thread Gregory Lypny
Hi Everyone, Where can I find a primer on sockets, something like "Sockets for Dummies" with lots of MetaCard examples. Regards, Greg Gregory Lypny Associate Professor John Molson School of Business Concordia University _ "Absence of evidence is not evidence of

Getting the SMTP server from IE

2001-09-17 Thread Raymond E. Griffith
Is there a way to extract the SMTP server from IE or Netscape data information? What I am after is a way for MC to get that information automatically so the stack can automatically email registration information to me. Most users are not going to know what their SMTP server's address is, and

Re: Sockets

2001-09-17 Thread Phil Davis
Hi Greg, There's a lot of info out there about sockets. Some of it can even be understood by non-network-engineer types! No MetaTalk examples, but you'll get it anyway. Here's a nice definition: http://www.freesoft.org/CIE/Topics/20.htm You may gain more insight by comparing that one to some

Re: Security/FTP log in info

2001-09-17 Thread Sivakatirswami
on 9/17/01 3:17 AM, Raymond E. Griffith at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: A script encrypted with a password in entirely unreadable by a text editor. When running in MC, access to all scripts are restricted without the passkey. However anything else is accessible, including custom properties.

Re: .mt script for processing web form data

2001-09-17 Thread Sivakatirswami
on 9/17/01 8:17 AM, Rod McCall at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: We recently built just such a script with email checking here at Runtime. I will dig out some info on it and possibly send it to you. Its very easy to do!! Well, yes, I think I can handle it but rather that start at ground zero and