>
>I have been looking at a HyperCard system for possible conversion to
>MetaCard so that it will run on both Mac and Windows. The current
>implementation uses AppleScript to control Graphic Converter, in order
>to open a huge jpg file, resave it as a compressed jpg, and display it,
>rotate it,
I have been looking at a HyperCard system for possible conversion to
MetaCard so that it will run on both Mac and Windows. The current
implementation uses AppleScript to control Graphic Converter, in order
to open a huge jpg file, resave it as a compressed jpg, and display it,
rotate it, and zoom
There is an some GNU Open source PGP compatible code released 6 months ago, maybe this
would be an easier route to scripting it within MetaCard?
>David Bovill wrote:
>>
>> >> I can think of 2 kind of solutions :
>> >>
>> >> 1) solution based on signature
>> >> The programmer put his signature i
> What applications other than GifBuilder do this? I'd like to avoid
trouble.
When I stated the below, I didn't mean to imply that GifBuilder created
the gifs in question. I obtained the gifs from another source and only
opened them in GifBuilder to see if it would display them properly.
Creatin
David Bovill wrote:
>
> >> I can think of 2 kind of solutions :
> >>
> >> 1) solution based on signature
> >> The programmer put his signature in his runtime and in his stacks. When
> >> opening a stack, the runtime checks if the stack has the right signature.
> >> The process could be a "compres
If really wish I could program the palm and other wap devices with metacard.
Debdoot
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On Mon, 14 Aug 2000, opus.species wrote:
> I wrote
>
> > > 2) solution based on limiting the runtime
> > > The Navigator, MSIE or javascript have some internal limitations to
> forbid
> > > writing on the user's disk.
> > > Would it be possible to have in metatalk some internal flag forbiding a
Richard,
I hope you are right...the web and HTML has set back user interface design
back at least 5 years. My dream is to see the rich interactive interface
that MC provides either in or outside a browser window.
Rgds,
Blair Moxon
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Solved some problems with keeping track of new/deleted mail.
To delete mail in the browser select a line(shift for more lines) and then
control+click.
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>From: Richard Gaskin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>Subject: Re: MC, the Web, and you
>Date: Mon, Aug 14, 2000, 3:35 AM
>
> Thanks for the feedback, Andu:
>
>>> A quick survey of MetaCard developers, if you don't mind:
> ...
>> But what do you need this for if I may ask?
>
>Thanks for the feedback, Andu:
>
>>> A quick survey of MetaCard developers, if you don't mind:
>
>> But what do you need this for if I may ask?
>
>I'm seeing a big shift away from desktop applications and onto the Web, and
>wanted to get a feel for what others are doing with MC.
>
>It see
>> I can think of 2 kind of solutions :
>>
>> 1) solution based on signature
>> The programmer put his signature in his runtime and in his stacks. When
>> opening a stack, the runtime checks if the stack has the right signature.
>> The process could be a "compress+encrypt" function built in the e
Richard Gaskin wrote:
> A quick survey of MetaCard developers, if you don't mind:
>
> Of work you've performed over the last year, what percentage has been
> related to the Web?
10 %
> Does your work focus more on the client side of the Web, the server side, or
> both?
Client.
>
> Of the ti
on 8/13/2000 11:29 PM, Scott Raney <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> The gifs are "optimized"
>> but Windows MetaCard can display them.and the Mac MetaCard can't
>> (properly). The gifs display properly on the Mac in the shareware
>> program gifbuilder. Do I have to take apart the gifs and reassemb
on 8/13/2000 11:29 PM, Scott Raney <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> replied to
"opus.species" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>>
>> But we have now to consider the security...
>>
>> A *.mc app can do anything : destroy all the data of a computer, use a
>> computer to destroy all the data on a network, ...
>
> Just li
I wrote
> > 2) solution based on limiting the runtime
> > The Navigator, MSIE or javascript have some internal limitations to
forbid
> > writing on the user's disk.
> > Would it be possible to have in metatalk some internal flag forbiding a
> > runtime to write on the user's disk but in the folde
Richard Gaskin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said, on 8/13/00 4:09 PM:
>A quick survey of MetaCard developers, if you don't mind:
>
>Of work you've performed over the last year, what percentage has been
>related to the Web?
Almost all of it, in one way or another.
>
>Does your work focus more on the clie
Thanks for the feedback, Andu:
>> A quick survey of MetaCard developers, if you don't mind:
...
> But what do you need this for if I may ask?
I'm seeing a big shift away from desktop applications and onto the Web, and
wanted to get a feel for what others are doing with MC.
It seems that the thr
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