Ray Horsley wrote/ schreef:
> Any suggestions on a good substitute for the return character.
What about urlEncode() -ing the input?
> Thanks,
>
>
> Ray Horsley
Regards, / Groeten,
Sjoerd
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I opened a DOS window on my Win98SE machine and got this info about 'start'. Looks
like it should indeed be able to launch an app minimized.
= beginning
Microsoft(R) Windows 98
(C)Copyright Microsoft Corp 1981-1999.
C:\WINDOWS>start /?
Runs a Windows pro
Tariel Gogoberidze wrote:
>
> > From: Dave Cragg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> > Subject: Re: Mystery with arrays (lost key)
>
> > >on mouseUp
> > > IF 1=2 THEN
> > > put 1 into test2
> > > else
> > > put 55 into GrandTotals[test1]
> > > put 66 into GrandTotals[test2]
> > > put 22
> From: Dave Cragg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Subject: Re: Mystery with arrays (lost key)
> >on mouseUp
> > IF 1=2 THEN
> > put 1 into test2
> > else
> > put 55 into GrandTotals[test1]
> > put 66 into GrandTotals[test2]
> > put 22 into GrandTotals[test3]
> > end if
> >
> > p
On Wednesday, April 10, 2002, at 07:24 PM, Ken Ray wrote:
> If they don't have a command line argument, you will need to have
> some other
> app (such as a small VB app) do this for you (unless someone else
> knows how
> to do this).
Try the shell command "start". I use it for console apps a
Scott,
All that means is to use the shell() command to launch their setup
application. SW_SHOWMINIMIZED means (I believe) that the setup application
should be launched in a minimized state. This may be able to be done by
passing a switch to the shell() command line argument. If you can determine
I have a MetaCard stack that launches a client's installer
(InstallShield). The client wants to me to determine if I can hide the
decompress progressbar of their installer using my MetaCard stack. I
was asked by the programmer of the client to see if I can get MetaCard
to "call WinAPI to lau
is "Metacard 2.4.2B4 PPC" good for Mac 9.2.2?
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I recently ask the list for suggestions about the best method for
protecting images that are stored on an web server but accessed from within
Metacard. Thanks to everyone who responded. Here are a couple of follow up
notes...
Dave Cragg suggested.
>One way would be to store the images as cus
> -Original Message-
> From: Scott Rossi [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
>
> Thanks for this Glen. Actually, what I need to verify is that a
> selected directory has write permissions. It appears from checking
> several pre-existing writable folders that the octal is 777
> on these.
> So
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> Need help writing a script for a hypertext link in a field that is not
> locked.
>
> I want to paste URLs in an unlocked field and open the URL when the hypertext
> is selected.or whatever..the field must be unlocked to accept notes as well.
Andu wrote:
on selectio
>> From: Scott Rossi [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
>> In answer to the above, it is correct that I can use the detailed
>> folders function to retrieve the file permissions of a
>> folder? If yes,
>> then apparently "777" is OK to write, but "555" is read-only?
>
> Well, more accurately "777" is re
Scott Rossi wrote:
>
> I asked:
>
> > On Windows, is there any way to determine if a folder or the drive is
> > write-protected without actually trying to write a file?
>
> In answer to the above, it is correct that I can use the detailed
> folders function to retrieve the file permissions of a
> -Original Message-
> From: Scott Rossi [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> In answer to the above, it is correct that I can use the detailed
> folders function to retrieve the file permissions of a
> folder? If yes,
> then apparently "777" is OK to write, but "555" is read-only?
Well, mo
I asked:
> On Windows, is there any way to determine if a folder or the drive is
> write-protected without actually trying to write a file?
In answer to the above, it is correct that I can use the detailed
folders function to retrieve the file permissions of a folder? If yes,
then apparentl
On Windows, is there any way to determine if a folder or the drive is
write-protected without actually trying to write a file?
Regards,
Scott Rossi
Creative Director, Tactile Media
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The MetaCard 2.4.2 gamma test (release candidate) is now available in
the directory ftp://ftp.metacard.com/MetaCard/2.4.2/
Only the usual Win32/Mac/Linux engines are available there now, but
we'll be building the rest of the UNIX platforms over the next couple
of days and will put them in that di
>For me, the use of non-quoted literals is more the source of
>confusion than any other factor. If they weren't allowed, then MC
>would require the above lines in question to look like this:
>> put 1 into test2
>> put 55 into GrandTotals["test1"]
>> put 66 into GrandTotals[test2
At 7:11 pm -0400 9/4/02, andu wrote:
>In this case test2 is still a variable but it also has a value and
>keys() returns the correct number of keys. Having to quote or not a
>variable name depending on it having a value is not exactly the Metacard
>I use to know ;-).
Don't you have this the wrong
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