Hi Richard,
can't help you with #2 but i found this belgian link (of all places)
for # 1 seems appropriate...
google "prisonners dilemma" and click "im feeling lucky"
;)
unless you need something different? This looks like Neural Networks kind
of...
Weighted nodes...
cheers
Xav
> -Origina
On Aug 14, 2005, at 2:17 PM, Richard Gaskin wrote:
2. Any of you have a copy of the old Roget's Thesaurus done in
HyperCard? I used to have a copy but I can only find my converted
stack but not the original.
I once asked Mark Zimmermann and I believe he answered that he no
longer had
But, short of that, does anyone have any other suggestions?
-Rodney
Yes, by all means write an interpreter! It's not that hard and fun
too, with no script limits. I did this in Hypercard once. I needed to
munge huge text files for translation between databases, so I created
an 'action proce
I am trying to upload a binary file (QuickTime movie) to an ftp
server, using the following script:
put URL "binfile:moviefile.mov" into URL
"ftp://username:[EMAIL PROTECTED]/moviefile.mov"
With this script, I get a file on the server with the correct number
of bytes, but the file appears
On 15 Aug 2005, at 03:03, Claire Bradin Siskin wrote:
I am trying to upload a binary file (QuickTime movie) to an ftp
server, using the following script:
put URL "binfile:moviefile.mov" into URL "ftp://
username:[EMAIL PROTECTED]/moviefile.mov"
With this script, I get a file on the ser
On 15 Aug 2005, at 03:03, Claire Bradin Siskin wrote:
I am trying to upload a binary file (QuickTime movie) to an ftp
server, using the following script:
put URL "binfile:moviefile.mov" into URL
"ftp://username:[EMAIL PROTECTED]/moviefile.mov"
With this script, I get a file on the server
Hi Dave,
If you think it would help, I can send you the real script with the real URL.
Thanks, Claire
On 15 Aug 2005, at 03:03, Claire Bradin Siskin wrote:
I am trying to upload a binary file (QuickTime movie) to an ftp
server, using the following script:
put URL "binfile:moviefile.mov"
Musfigur Rahman
Realizing that the mind is not clear is the first step. The next step is to
understand that it is only you that can bring about clarity in your own
mind. An outside force cannot make you clear. It is an internal process.
Start with the excellent tutorials (which require a fast int
On 15 Aug 2005, at 12:20, Claire Bradin Siskin wrote:
On 15 Aug 2005, at 03:03, Claire Bradin Siskin wrote:
I am trying to upload a binary file (QuickTime movie) to an ftp
server, using the following script:
put URL "binfile:moviefile.mov" into URL "ftp://
username:[EMAIL PROTECTED]/mo
It should work regardless of where the player is located on the HD.
I've tested this in my classroom by moving the player to a different
location on the HD and the stack still loads. Can't say what will
happen on a PC because all I use in my class are Macs.
Doug Gilliland,
Sarasota, FL
On 8/15/05,
Hello, musfiqur rahman,
Do you mean the Revolution program? If so, it can be used in many
wonderful ways. You can build yourself very useful utilities or you can
build database structures, as well as prototypes of software (what I
do) and also you can build education tools and slide show tools
On 15 Aug 2005, at 12:20, Claire Bradin Siskin wrote:
On 15 Aug 2005, at 03:03, Claire Bradin Siskin wrote:
I am trying to upload a binary file (QuickTime movie) to an ftp
server, using the following script:
put URL "binfile:moviefile.mov" into URL
"ftp://username:[EMAIL PROTECTED]/movief
On Aug 14, 2005, at 7:50 PM, Chipp Walters wrote:
I've already replied to Bob offlist, but to sum up:
Chris has spent a lot of time already trying to integrate a browser
into the Linux version of RR, and has come to the conclusion that
the externals interface for RR Linux implementation is
On 8/13/05 1:19 AM, "J. Landman Gay" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> If you are testing on the first card of your stack, that stack won't get
> any "closecard" message when the stack first opens. If you are testing
> after the stack is already open or from a different card, then you
> should get a
Thanks for the more promising info about the Linux altBrowser Chipp!
Is any kind of ETA possible, e.g. this year, first semester next year,
second semester next year, etc?
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On 15 Aug 2005, at 17:46, Claire Bradin Siskin wrote:
Here, after uploading, I switched off both read/write access to
the file, and the Player gave the message "QuickTime cannot open
the file "test.mov" an unknown error occurred (-5000)" Is that the
message you got?
Here is the messa
This ought to be duck soup. But it's turned into alligator stew with
a live alligator.
I have a custom property set to a file. I want to write this file out
to an OS 9 system so that it shows up in Finder as a PDF file. From
all I can gather, I have a two-line problem:
set the fileType
On 8/15/05 1:03 PM, "Hershel Fisch" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
As you could see below I added the "wait for 75 milisecs" in the
"putDataIntoFlds" handler and that got it to work. That is the least that
did it.
And I took out all path's meaning I put all below in every card script and
it only worked
Recently, Dan Shafer wrote:
> I have a custom property set to a file. I want to write this file out
> to an OS 9 system so that it shows up in Finder as a PDF file. From
> all I can gather, I have a two-line problem:
>
> set the fileType to "CAROPDF "
> put PDFToOpen into URL "binfile:myFile.p
Could Rev have a problem with using a space in the type? It
shouldn't, but that's the only thing I can think of. From what I can
determine, pdf's do not have resource forks, so you shouldn't have to
mess with resfile at all. Although, to be totally sure, maybe you
should try using "detai
Hi Bob,
That would have to come from the RR team. We'll probably release a month
or so afterwards, assuming everything works :-)
best,
Chipp
Bob Warren wrote:
Thanks for the more promising info about the Linux altBrowser Chipp!
Is any kind of ETA possible, e.g. this year, first semester nex
Dan,
Under OS9 and earlier the type and creator are stored by the finder in a
hidden file on the disk where the file resides. So forget the resource
fork. Res Edit just sets the finder information in this case.
You can set the global filetype property in rev before writing the file.
Once the f
Hello,
When using "open printing" on Mac the printing window lets you chose
the pages you want to print. Is there a way to get back that setting
in order to print only the chosen pages?
Thanks,
ÉrIC
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I hope someone can answer this for you! It will involve some fairly complex
applescript calls...
On 8/15/05 5:12 PM, "Éric Miclo" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello,
>
> When using "open printing" on Mac the printing window lets you chose
> the pages you want to print. Is there a way to get bac
Aloha, Derek...
Any news on your spellchecker?
I need a cross-platform one that does the following:
1) uses some standard English dictionary-word list (if you can hack
and parse the one from OSX Tiger... it's very good.)
2) has a "special" dictionary that is "locked" i.e. the user cannot
The problem I'm having -- and several people have been very helpful
trying to get this to work -- is that my Rev standalone app writes a
file to the disk and then later wants to use an AppleScript to open
that file. In order for AppleScript to open the file via Finder,
Finder needs to know
Hi Chipp,
You mean that altBrowser for Linux would be ready about 1 month after the
necessary alterations have been made to the RunRev IDE? OK, so now I'll ask
the Rev team (Kevin, Mark and Chris) the same question:
Is any kind of ETA possible, e.g. this year, first semester next year,
second sem
We're not 100% sure but the problem may be anomalous system rather
than an inherent issue. My partner's old G3 iBook is creaky, running
9.0.4, and has AppleScript 1.4. Plus the hard drive is probably just
one big fragment. So the odds are that the app, which works fine on a
couple of other
--- Ken Ray <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hardly ever... the only times I've used it has
> been in web pages to get
> things to line up.
so it is an HTML thing.
thanks, Erik hansen
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Just a thought...
Could you download a 'shell' file w/resources intact, then extract your
PDF to it? Sorry, I don't use OS9 (nor do we offer any programs which
run on it-- a much simpler proposition ;-)
Dan Shafer wrote:
We're not 100% sure but the problem may be anomalous system rather than
I don't know if that would work or not.
Not supporting OS9 seems unwise since a fair amount of my stuff will
appeal to the education market and they're probably still running OS
8.6 in some places.
On Aug 15, 2005, at 8:13 PM, Chipp Walters wrote:
Just a thought...
Could you download a
Jim
Thanks for the bug report.
The new release of BreakPoints Navigator is finally online...
version bumped to 1.2.2.
You can download the 162KB plugin here.
http://monsieurx.com/modules.php?name=Downloads&d_op=getit&lid=77
Fixed the wrap lines and the misbehaved buttons toggling between
Hello Thomas MsGrath III
Thanks for ur help. I am also looking forward to have a manual or
tutorial to use this properly and efficently. I dnt have Audio and
vedio support in my PC. So if u can send any PDF or Text manual paper
by attachment or by link then it will be much helpful for me.
Musfiqu
At 11:31 AM -0700 8/15/2005, Dan Shafer wrote:
I have a custom property set to a file. I want to write this file
out to an OS 9 system so that it shows up in Finder as a PDF file.
From all I can gather, I have a two-line problem:
set the fileType to "CAROPDF "
put PDFToOpen into URL "binfi
At 4:29 PM -0700 8/15/2005, Erik Hansen wrote:
--- Ken Ray <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hardly ever... the only times I've used it has
been in web pages to get
things to line up.
so it is an HTML thing.
Not just HTML; you can use a non-breaking space whenever you don't
want a line to break
Sure, just go to the website where there are help files and tutorials
etc.
Tom
On Aug 16, 2005, at 12:38 AM, musfiqur rahman wrote:
Hello Thomas MsGrath III
Thanks for ur help. I am also looking forward to have a manual or
tutorial to use this properly and efficently. I dnt have Audio and
ve
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On Aug 15, 2005, at 9:36 AM, Chipp Walters wrote:
Hi Bob,
That would have to come from the RR team. We'll probably release a
launch "file_name_with_more_than_32_chars.xml" with "/Applications/
BBEdit.app
blink... nothing happens
should I add this to BZ, or will this get auto squashed when the
long file name fix comes?
Meanwhile... are there workarounds like we had for players?
Sivakatirswami
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Chris (Bohnert):
Sorry about the confusion. I had the (wrong) impression that apart from
being the other half of Altuit, you were ALSO a member of the RR team!
Regards,
Bob
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--- "Jeanne A. E. DeVoto"
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Not just HTML; you can use a non-breaking space
> whenever you don't
> want a line to break. For example, between a
> title (Dr., Mr., etc.)
> and the name; or between the characters of an
> equation where you want
> the equation all on one
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