I know some of you do QuickTime vr's with standard photo's, I've
even seen Richard's site with samples. If you're interested,
I'm cleaning out the unused hardware from my office and just put
this up on eBay(make sure to get the complete link):
http://cgi.ebay.com/aw-
cgi/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewIte
I have not looked at 2.4 very extensively for OS X. Has the
support for the shell gone into it yet or is it still only for
Darwin systems?
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Am I nuts or does BBEdit use the MetaCard engine for it's
scripting language? If anyone owns a copy, take a look at pg
255 for their example on how to add a confirmation to the quit
command.
on menuselect(menuname, itemname)
if menuname = "File" and itemName = "Quit" then
Anyone have some talent with mc as a server? I want to be able
to kill a running process, then relaunch the same process with a
different command line conf. I'm trying to do this with php but
it's fairly convoluted and woud like to explore mc and attempt
to do the same thing.
Archives: http
There is a way to use the site without a pass. At the time I
felt it would be better if we knew *who* was posting stuff.
Generally, once you're logged in, a cookie is saved and you
never have to log in again unless you specifically log out.
I have a lot of updates to add to the site. I have
Yeah, it's called mctools.org. Unfortunately it's dry as a
bone, seems the list is very helpful in answering questions but
not actually submitting links, source, stacks or tips. Having
worked for a client where I was bound by confidentiality I can
understand some people not having the right
Do a Google search on doc2txt, you find exactly what you need.
Here's one example:
http://www.vbxtras.com/Product.asp?ProductID=2951
On Friday, August 17, 2001, at 06:31 AM, David Bovill wrote:
> There are some Linux open source solutions if that is any help?
>
>> From: Peter Reid <[EMAIL PR
Does anyone have a working solution for reading and writing to a
MySQL database using mc running on a LINUX box? Not a Mac or PC
box - these are not even being considered for the task at hand.
Thanks in advance.
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I think all they need is the mc.exe file. They don't need to
have the home stack and help files. I'm sure I tried this way
back when, I used to hand out a stack with the SGI mc file and
things ran wonderfully.
On Thursday, July 26, 2001, at 05:20 PM, jbv wrote:
>
>
> Nelson,
>
>> I've creat
Anyone know where support for the shell function (ie put
shell() ) is going? Will we get it? I'm dying to write some
helpful mysql database editors for my own use etc.
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I see said the blind man ;-)
...as he picked up his hammer and saw...(think it only works if you say it and not read it) ;^P
PS: If anyone is interested, mctools has an old Oracle SQL database connectivity solution for MetaCard. Code is available, hopefully someone can code it for mySQL.
Archi
Is it just me or is anyone else getting blendy graphics in the
latest beta? They are semi-transparent and when I click on them
with the browser or pointer tools the environment shifts to the
application behind MetaCard. Example, most of the time the
desktop is behind MetaCard, so when I clic
Wow cool, that graphics error only happens on stacks with the
"palette" style applied.
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Actually I already did this. If we are talking about the same
thing then I have a stack that does this. I can send it to
you. It simply returns the rgb value of the pixel beneath the
cursor, I can dig it up and send it off to those interested. I
would place it up on mctools but we are havin
Ok, just as Apple pushed OS X early to lit the fire under
developers pants, I'm releasing mctools today. I REALLY need
input from this list as to what services they require, after
all, it's YOUR site. If you want a large repository of
information accessible 24/7 when no one is around to answ
As Scott mentioned, mirrors are good but not if people update
them willy nilly. The best method would be to write up a script
that would maintain the files automatically for you. You can
tie it in with cron or any number of tricks. I'm sure there is
some sort of GPL mirroring tool out there
Actually, Scott is dying for mirrors. If anyone here
understands the high cost of bandwidth (it's expensive after
50gig+). I'm sure if the mirrors are properly setup then that
would help him a lot.
With Mac OS X and HC *potentially* not being ported over, there
may be a high interest in HC
Hi all, mctools.org ( http://www.mctools.org/index.php ) is
ready for alpha testing. It would be great to have as many
people take a look and offer their opinions on the site as
possible, this will help release a site that serves you better
when it goes live.
If you're typing in the URL, ple
Delete anything on the server? Take control of the server?
Yes. Yes.
I would think most if not all ISP's have set up the file permissions in
such a way that root permission is required for that. Installing MC
is not going to give users additional permissions that they would not
have anyway. R
Sorry, I had a serious brain fart this afternoon. My post should not have mentioned mchttpd at all, just mc - I got seriously confused there.
As for installing mc on your server, I'll let Scott answer any security questions which may arise. MC appears to be relatively safe, however, I never aske
Just a little warning to all the newbies and some experienced users out there. mchttpd is great but it does not *yet* have a wrapper for it. What does that mean? Well, what it means is that if a real malicious MetaCard user wanted to they could write a script to use mchttpd to help them spew out
> If MetaCard is a superset of HyperCard then the function should work as
> is. I'm puzzled to say the least
Ever see Family Feud on tv? I read this and heard that annoying
sound and saw these in my head;
[X][X][X]
Thanks for playing!
MetaCard contains a certain amount of compatibility to ma
The original post SAID they would be removed by friday.
On Saturday, June 9, 2001, at 09:42 AM, jbv wrote:
> Hi,
>
>> http://www.netchampagne.com/MetaCard/Direct_Chat.zip seems to
>> be a wrong adress.
>> ("The requested URL /MetaCard/Direct_Chat.zip was not found on
>> this server.")
>>
>
>
Yep. Already working on it. We did tests like this back in
October of last year, it ran well enough until we got side
tracked. Our current focus is mctools.org which is nearing
completion and will be going into beta testing with the
assistance of those on this list. -- Look for a call for
Well, one way to do this is to place the stack on a server and
not at the persons location (where it can be copied).
Provide the user with a *reader* stack (see my previous post for
insight) which calls the main stack but only *caches* it
locally (so even if a third party did manage to *view*
Got this off Stepwise, incase some of you don't read that
site...(Apple users only)
http://developer.apple.com/techpubs/macosx/SystemOverview/AquaHIGuidelines/
AquaHIGuidelines.pdf
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Anyone have a functional stack that allows two people to chat
back and forth?
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In that case I don't know what to tell you, I have downloaded
and successfully run all stacks with 2.4 on the first try.
On Tuesday, May 29, 2001, at 11:19 PM, Scott Rossi wrote:
> Recently, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
>> You need to set the creator type. Wow, how many times is that
>> going to
You need to set the creator type. Wow, how many times is that
going to get mentioned on this list? Been 7 years now, still
comes up...
If any of you mac users are interested, I have a drag and drop
solution (actually I made a boatload of them). I'll gladly
email them to you so you can drop
And it's with this final response that I think this thread should end.
Obviously some of us cannot control our potty mouths and are willing to
take some shots at others over a dead product. Get over it, HyperCard
*is* dead. Apple has it's reasons for continuing to sell it (A shock to
me, it
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