In a message dated 28/08/2003 10:19:35 PM GMT Daylight Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> Thanks to Dar, Sarah, and Monte for a solution to this. I was able to use a
> combination of your suggestions to make it work. If anyone is interested,
> here's my final script for this:
>
> on mouseMove pMo
Thanks to Dar, Sarah, and Monte for a solution to this. I was able to use a
combination of your suggestions to make it work. If anyone is interested,
here's my final script for this:
on mouseMove pMouseH, pMouseV
-- only if we're timing
if the cTiming of this stack and the cShowGuide of thi
Thanks to Dar, Sarah, and Monte for a solution to this. I was able to use a
combination of your suggestions to make it work. If anyone is interested,
here's my final script for this:
on mouseMove pMouseH, pMouseV
-- only if we're timing
if the cTiming of this stack and the cShowGuide of this
***
Well, I think it's a challenge anyway.
I have a field with text from a story. It's just basic text split into one
or more paragraphs. I need to come up with a way to create what we call a
reading guide, which would basically consist of a rectangular box that
follows the mouse po
You will need to track the mouseMove message in your story field. This
gives you the coordinates of the mouse which you can use to position
the box (a graphic or as Dar suggested a text style). Here is a script
I use to make sure that any scroll results in an exact line i.e. the
top of the fiel
On Wednesday, August 27, 2003, at 03:55 PM, Chris Sheffield wrote:
Does anyone have any ideas?
1.
Use the box char property.
2.
You can make a rectangle. Place it around the line (or word). Find
the rectangle for the line (or word) and then put a space around that
to make the rectangle.
Now
