I would like to make a program that would run in
the background somehow. I want to be able to have the program running and
be able to do things over my network with it. However, I don't want it to
be visible on the other computer. Anyone have any ideas on how to do
this?
Scott Slaugh
On Sunday, December 2, 2001, at 03:19 PM, Sarah Reichelt wrote:
> Hi Bill,
>
> I have sucessfully sent & received through a serial port, only with Mac
> OS
> 9.1 but I don't see why it wouldn't work with OS X.
>
> The Keyspan adapter allows it's port 1 to be referred to as "printer:"
> so
> th
Hi Bill,
I have sucessfully sent & received through a serial port, only with Mac OS
9.1 but I don't see why it wouldn't work with OS X.
The Keyspan adapter allows it's port 1 to be referred to as "printer:" so
that should work without any problem.
You need to set the serialControlString to show
Bill Vlahos wrote/ schreef:
> on openCard
> open file "KeyUSA28X91.1:"
> end openCard
>
> on idle
> set the serialControlString to "KeyUSA28X91.1"
> read from file "KeyUSA28X91.1:" for 1 line
> put it after field "Incoming"
> end idle
I don't know, but try some debugging:
on openCard
open fi
Hi everyone, I'm new to Revolution and the list and have been using the
program for only the last ten days or so...it's a truly wonderful concept...
but extremely buggy, at least on my system (OS 9.1, G3 PB).
I am persisting though, and building a multimedia AV catalogue for a
client which invo
