LiangTyan Fui wrote:
>
> On 10/29/01 11:09 PM, eugen helbling wrote:
>
> > Hi LiangTyan,
> > just to demonstrate that the new "split"(I like them) can do in case of
> > duplicate removing.
> >
> > for example you have a field/variable having something like
> > "nameA,firstnameB" & cr & "nameA,f
On 10/29/01 11:09 PM, eugen helbling wrote:
> Hi LiangTyan,
> just to demonstrate that the new "split"(I like them) can do in case of
> duplicate removing.
>
> for example you have a field/variable having something like
> "nameA,firstnameB" & cr & "nameA,firstnameC"
> in it, you can use "split"
>Hello,
>Could someone please enlighten me as to why ordinary text (no
>formatting) uploaded via ftp to a server behaves perfectly when
>uploading it from Windows, whereas on Mac all returns have
>disappeared and been replaced by lots of boxes? This is with MC2.4.
>
>The script I use:
> put "f
Fonts are a bugger! I can't remember the url but if you search for fonts on
the Microsoft website you will find a cross platform package of fonts that
are free to download and are also distributed with IE 5. I think you can
even distribute them but I'm not sure.
Note that Windows 95 has a very li
on 31/10/01 11:47 PM, Scott Raney at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> true compability didn't ever seem to be an issue because HyperCard can't deal
> with binary data anyway (nor can any HC user, at least if they're still using
> HC ;-)
can't deal with binary data directly, no, because it uses zero term
Thanks,
Nicholas and Scott for the font advice.
Greg
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Associate Professor of Finance
John Molson School of Business
Concordia University
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On Wed, 31 Oct 2001 Ben Rubinstein <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> on 31/10/01 3:54 PM, Ken Ray at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> > This has to do with the fact that the Mac uses a carriage return/line-feed
> > combination (CRLF) at the end of each line, and Windows generally uses just
> > LFs (or is ju
- Original Message -
From: "Geoff Canyon" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, October 31, 2001 11:20 AM
Subject: Re: Mac-text
> At 9:54 AM -0600 10/31/01, Ken Ray wrote:
> >This has to do with the fact that the Mac uses a carriage
return/line-feed
> >combination
This list is the best! The line below worked. Thanks everybody.
> How about:
> wait until the movingControls = empty
> Maybe that'll do it.
> Phil
I wrote:
> I have a script with a repeat loop that causes objects to move around the
> screen. Depending
> on user choices, sometimes there
Ken Ray wrote:
> Ben,
>
> Thanks for the clarification... I *knew* I'd forgotten something... As for
> your comment about "CRLF", VB has that as a constant (vbCRLF), so why
> shouldn't MetaCard? ;-)
Seconded (that's the only ToolBook token I fell in love with).
--
Richard Gaskin
Fourth Wor
Ben,
Thanks for the clarification... I *knew* I'd forgotten something... As for
your comment about "CRLF", VB has that as a constant (vbCRLF), so why
shouldn't MetaCard? ;-)
Ken Ray
Sons of Thunder Software
Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Website: http://www.sonsothunder.com/
- Original Message --
At 1:37 PM + 10/31/01, Ray G Miller wrote:
>Do squre brackets, "[]", define an array? Are arrays tab delimited, comma
>delimited
>or can any char work? Besides "itemArray", what are the other array tools?
>So many questions, so little doc...
>
>How many other undocumented functions are there?
Ray G Miller wrote:
>
> I was amazed and delighted to learn MC had array tools! They could be a
> bazillion
> times faster than running thru a repeat loop
>
> But where are they? I looked under every bushel basket Scott has scattered
> around
> but could find nary a mention of "array, itemA
I was amazed and delighted to learn MC had array tools! They could be a
bazillion
times faster than running thru a repeat loop
But where are they? I looked under every bushel basket Scott has scattered
around
but could find nary a mention of "array, itemArray, or thingieArray."
These neat
At 7:08 PM +0100 10/31/01, Klaus Major wrote:
>Hi Michael,
>
>> I have a script with a repeat loop that causes objects to move around the
>> screen. Depending
>> on user choices, sometimes there are simultaneous moving objects ( because
>> "without waiting"
>> was used for the objects move).
>>
on 31/10/01 3:54 PM, Ken Ray at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> This has to do with the fact that the Mac uses a carriage return/line-feed
> combination (CRLF) at the end of each line, and Windows generally uses just
> LFs (or is just CRs? I can't remember right now). CRs are ASCII 13, LFs are
> ASCII
Recently, Michael Walas wrote:
> I have a script with a repeat loop that causes objects to move around the
> screen. Depending
> on user choices, sometimes there are simultaneous moving objects ( because
> "without waiting"
> was used for the objects move).
>
> This is the problem.. I want all
At 9:54 AM -0600 10/31/01, Ken Ray wrote:
>This has to do with the fact that the Mac uses a carriage return/line-feed
>combination (CRLF) at the end of each line, and Windows generally uses just
>LFs (or is just CRs? I can't remember right now). CRs are ASCII 13, LFs are
>ASCII 10, BTW. In any eve
Gregory Lypny asked:
> I've read in the archives that Arial, Time New Roman and Helvetica are
> fairly safe fonts to use. Any others?
Helvetica is not listed in my MSWord. But Century, the Latinate font which
my Japanese OS prefers, seems ubiquitous.
Cheers.
Nicolas
Archives: http://www.mail
[EMAIL PROTECTED] ecrivait / wrote:
>I use the following handler to deal with visual effects. Visual
>effects that are from the answer effect dialog have a long sequence
>of characters. I store these in separate fields. Then I just call
>their contents when I need them
OKay!
One cannot call d
Recently, Gregory Lypny wrote:
> I'm working on a Mac, creating my first cross-platform stack, and
> I've read in the archives that Arial, Time New Roman and Helvetica are
> fairly safe fonts to use. Any others?
Verdana is also good for on-screen use.
Regards,
Scott
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] ecrivait / wrote:
>I use the following handler to deal with visual effects. Visual
>effects that are from the answer effect dialog have a long sequence
>of characters. I store these in separate fields. Then I just call
>their contents when I need them
OKay!
One cannot call d
Hi Michael,
> I have a script with a repeat loop that causes objects to move around the
> screen. Depending
> on user choices, sometimes there are simultaneous moving objects ( because
> "without waiting"
> was used for the objects move).
>
> This is the problem.. I want all the objects to fini
Signe Marie Sanne ecrivait / wrote:
>Could someone please enlighten me as to why ordinary text (no
>formatting) uploaded via ftp to a server behaves perfectly when
>uploading it from Windows, whereas on Mac all returns have
>disappeared and been replaced by lots of boxes?
That is the different c
Hi Everyone,
I'm working on a Mac, creating my first cross-platform stack, and
I've read in the archives that Arial, Time New Roman and Helvetica are
fairly safe fonts to use. Any others?
Regards,
Greg
Gregor
Signe Marie Sanne ecrivait / wrote:
>Could someone please enlighten me as to why ordinary text (no
>formatting) uploaded via ftp to a server behaves perfectly when
>uploading it from Windows, whereas on Mac all returns have
>disappeared and been replaced by lots of boxes?
That is the different c
Hi Signe Marie,
> Hello,
> Could someone please enlighten me as to why ordinary text (no
> formatting) uploaded via ftp to a server behaves perfectly when
> uploading it from Windows, whereas on Mac all returns have
> disappeared and been replaced by lots of boxes? This is with MC2.4.
>
> The sc
I have a script with a repeat loop that causes objects to move around the screen.
Depending
on user choices, sometimes there are simultaneous moving objects ( because "without
waiting"
was used for the objects move).
This is the problem.. I want all the objects to finish their moves before the
Hello,
Could someone please enlighten me as to why ordinary text (no
formatting) uploaded via ftp to a server behaves perfectly when
uploading it from Windows, whereas on Mac all returns have
disappeared and been replaced by lots of boxes? This is with MC2.4.
The script I use:
put "ftp://use
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