Hello List:
Why doesn't this work (script of a card)?
on arrowKey
tabKey
end arrowKey
on tabKey
pass tabKey
end tabKey
When pressing an arrow key, MC throws up an error saying "can't find
handler" with "tabKey" being the token that it chokes on.
I would like to use arrow keys to navigate b
This thread was originally about finding out if a particular cd was in the drive.
Would MCIsendString do what you need? I know it will tell you if media is present.
(which might be enough)
Also, you could just see if a file which you know is on your CD is present
Something like...
if there is
BTW: ASP
> is less of a slug if it's already open... :-)
HA! What are the chances! ;-P
Monte
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I don't believe so, without writing a custom external to do it. BTW: ASP
is less of a slug if it's already open... :-)
Ken Ray
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> > But, if you want to launch from a webpage (say by clicking on an link)
> > then
> > you'll need a 'helper' app which resides on the local machine. You set
> > the
> > MIME for the app document file and it launches the helper app which in
> > turn
> > can load the downloaded stack.
Hi Chipp
On Tuesday, March 11, 2003, at 11:04 PM, Chipp Walters wrote:
Mark,
Of course, if the servers are on a local area network, and you can see
them
on the desktop, then you can double-click and launch. You can have
multiple
instances launching of the same program.
But, if you want to launch from a
Hi Ken
Is there any way to do it without the system profiller? That thing is a
slug!
Cheers
Monte
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Very kewl!
It doesn't seem to work for me though. I enter a URL and it
just says 'loading be patient' in the message box,
and nothing ever happens.
??
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Thank you, Ken!
I could make a whole lot of users much happier if I could retrieve
disk serial numbers :-)
(Believe it or not... as much as folks holler about it, my users
would benefit. I would be fulfilling a Feature Request :-)
Shari C
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That should be no problem. Apple System Profiler provides that
information in OS X, but returns it as Unicode text:
tell application "Apple System Profiler"
get the system profile
end tell
You can't run it effectively in Script Editor, as you can only see the
first 2 characters in the Resul
Hi Sorry
I meant the serial number
Thanks
Monte
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> Well, with Macs, you can check "the dri
Well, with Macs, you can check "the drives" to see if the disk you're
expecting is mounted. Although this doesn't tell you if there's nothing
in the CD drive, it takes you a lot farther than in Windows. If you
really need to know if there's nothing in the CD drive, let me know, and
I'll hunt around
Ken Ray wrote:
> Hey, Richard! You have something there... if you do a shell to switch to
> a drive (like "D:") and there's no media in the drive, it's return "The
> device not ready." under XP, and it DOESN'T throw up a dialog box in
> your face!
>
> Now all you know is that the device isn't rea
HI Ken
Can you get this info on OS X?
Thanks
Monte
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> Hey, Richard! You have something the
Hey, Richard! You have something there... if you do a shell to switch to
a drive (like "D:") and there's no media in the drive, it's return "The
device not ready." under XP, and it DOESN'T throw up a dialog box in
your face!
Now all you know is that the device isn't ready (not necessarily that
the
Ken Ray wrote:
>
> CDs have serial numbers as well... you can retrieve it this way:
>
> http://www.sonsothunder.com/devres/metacard/metacard.htm?disk001
Wouldn't calling the DOS dir command on a series of devices throw an
exception in XP for those devices without media in them?
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Shari,
CDs have serial numbers as well... you can retrieve it this way:
http://www.sonsothunder.com/devres/metacard/metacard.htm?disk001
Ken Ray
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I've noticed when formatting floppies on a Windows machine, the
dialog shows what appears to be a unique serial number for the disk.
Do CD's have this unique number as well, and can it be queried for
within Metacard?
Shari
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Hi Dave,
Hi
Is there an easy way to extract audioclips that are embedded in a
stack? (I want to transfer the audioclip data to custom properties.)
The following doesn't seem to work.
put audioclip of stack into tAudiodata
Cheers
Dave
i am afraid not :-(
After importing an audioclip, its he
Hi!
I built a very primitive web browser using metaCard.
It is available on the RR site (MC/RR Internet Browser,
MIB)
http://www.runrev.com/revolution/developers/developerdownloads/usercontributions.html
It's not particularly stable, not due to my fault. It
never crashes my system (Windows 98)
How come when I build a standalone of my 'Music Theory'
(user contribs at www.runrev.com) the drop targets stop
working?
Richmond Mathewson
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At 1:22 am -0800 12/3/03, Richard Gaskin wrote:
Dave Cragg wrote:
At 10:32 pm -0800 11/3/03, Richard Gaskin wrote:
To test for the presence of a CD, I use a technique widely
discussed here in
which we get a list of mounted devices by checkng the drives function, and
then walk through the list
Dave Cragg wrote:
> At 10:32 pm -0800 11/3/03, Richard Gaskin wrote:
>> To test for the presence of a CD, I use a technique widely discussed here in
>> which we get a list of mounted devices by checkng the drives function, and
>> then walk through the list checking for a specific file known to be
At 10:32 pm -0800 11/3/03, Richard Gaskin wrote:
To test for the presence of a CD, I use a technique widely discussed here in
which we get a list of mounted devices by checkng the drives function, and
then walk through the list checking for a specific file known to be on the
CD we're looking for.
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