Re: Automated setup file uploaded

Wow Jacque, Great program. Can't be any more painless than that! Worked great here on XP. Thanks, :-) ___ metacard mailing list metacard@lists.runrev.com http://lists.runrev.com/mailman/listinfo/metacard

Re: metacard IDE devotees

On 6/5/07, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I am also cultivating my curmudgeonly grumpy old man side, and with some considerable success I might add. Well, just turned 51 and now available to join AARP, and was wondering at what age one can apply for the basic curmudgeon

Re: IsAstack ( )

I'm all for checking to see if a stack exists. Here's why. Many times a stack can be downloaded incompletely by a user for a variety of reasons. If you just check the filename, or the first 8 bytes, you may not know the stack is corrupted or incomplete. So, what to do if there already is a

Re: Debugger

Well, it only takes a second to run this stack: Execute from the msg box: go URL http://www.gadgetplugins.com/chippstuff/GroupDebugBug.rev; I think this is an IDE problem, as Jerry's Galaxy seems to work correctly. ___ metacard mailing list

Re: Vanishing substacks

All I can think of is you're using 'delete stack' somewhere. As you know, it closes a mainstack, but really deletes substacks. -Chipp ___ metacard mailing list metacard@lists.runrev.com http://lists.runrev.com/mailman/listinfo/metacard

Re: [ANN] Imagedata Toolkit 2 released.

Thanks Wilhelm for this fine toolset! I'll be sure and take a long look. best, Chipp ___ metacard mailing list metacard@lists.runrev.com http://lists.runrev.com/mailman/listinfo/metacard

Altuit sale of altBrowser, altSQLite and altFont to RunRev

Well, most of you probably have already read the latest news, but I thought I could add our take on things.Today we announced the imminent sale of three of our best selling add-ons to Runtime Revolution. The three products are altBrowser, altSQLite, and altFont. All are externals which enhance the

Re: Another MC-Rev anomaly: text of image property

Hi Wilhelm,Then, if I am correct, setting the global paintcompression to RLE then 'touching' a PNG image (getting and setting both the imageData and alphaData) will now set the image to RLE instead of the original PNG. Is this your understanding as well? I suppose I could just test this. If it

Re: Another MC-Rev anomaly: text of image property

Tereza,Even though Fireworks can create images in native Window Gamma, does it really pass the test I outlined above? I would be very surprised if it did.best,Chipp ___ metacard mailing list metacard@lists.runrev.com

Re: Another MC-Rev anomaly: text of image property

On 11/7/06, Tereza Snyder [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: BUT colors in images fail to match the backcolors of objects that they did match on the Mac.)Exactly the problem. The images, while the same colors when created, do not translate to the same colors on the 'other' platform. The GIF and JPG images,

Re: Another MC-Rev anomaly: text of image property

For those of you interested, here's a test stack which I've created which should demonstrate the anomally I previously mentioned regarding PNG gamma and the other formats.go URL http://www.gadgetplugins.com/chippstuff/testGamma.revI haven't tested it on a Mac yet, but the PNG image should be a

Re: Another MC-Rev anomaly: text of image property

Very interesting thread.I'm wondering if paintCompression should be set to RLE in Rev as well? The reason I ask is because JPG, RLE and GIF do not have gamma settings, but PNG does. In other words, a PNG graphic will look different on Mac than on PC's. Try this easy test: create a gray 128,128,128

Re: Plugin Immunity

How about just making the stack a palette...then Rev can't add controls to it because they always get added to the topStack (assuming a topStack is open). -Chipp ___ metacard mailing list metacard@lists.runrev.com

Re: Speed differences between MC and Rev (problem area nearly found)

Richard, Your guess about memory just might be a good one. I had to quit using Constellation when building ButtonGadget2 because it was clear there were memory errors involved after compositing, which also used imagedata and alphadata calls quite a lot. After a few composites with Constellation

Re: Speed differences between MC and Rev (problem area nearly found)

I still think it could be some sort of memory management error inside the engine. Not necessarily a memory leak (which would show up inside Richard's test), but other problem. Else, why would Constellation work for a little bit, then quit working? In anycase, great work Wilhelm! best, Chipp

Re: Speed differences between MC and Rev

Wilhelm, Just wondering, did you 'lock messages' before and 'unlock messages' after when running the script? If not, you might want to try it and see if it doesn't speed things up. Also, you probably want to make sure 'Variable Checking by Default is turned OFF in the prefs pane for RR. best,

Re: Metacard on Windows

Hi Shari, If you have Photoshop, then check out my icon tutorial at: http://www.altuit.com/webs/altuit2/StandaloneBuilderTutorial/BuildingIconsforMacOSXandWindowsXP.htm It should help you create the appropriate icons for Windows standalone. best, Chipp

Re: Sending E-mail

Hi Ray, I have a nice 'slimmed down' version of Shao Sean's libSMTP with a nice wrapper and test harness called altEmailHarness at the bottom of page: http://www.altuit.com/webs/altuit2/RunRev/Downloads.htm I believe it should work with MC. best, Chipp Ray Horsley wrote: Anybody know of

Re: ColorizeScript challenge (Counter)

___ metacard mailing list metacard@lists.runrev.com http://lists.runrev.com/mailman/listinfo/metacard -- -- Chipp Walters www.altuit.com ___ metacard mailing list metacard@lists.runrev.com http://lists.runrev.com/mailman/listinfo/metacard

Re: Rev licensing - post factum rulings ???

they were standalones. snip In the entire history of Revolution, there has been only a single app produced that would cross the licensing terms. /snip -- -- Chipp Walters www.altuit.com ___ metacard mailing list metacard@lists.runrev.com

Re: Rev licensing - post factum rulings ???

Jacque, You seem to be the person who best understands this. Can you answer me the questions below (as two emails to Kevin at RunRev are still awaiting an answer)? We all know that the new Rev Media app is supposed to work with templated solutions. I believe one of them is a slideshow

Re: MC 2.7 building standalone

So, does this mean Ken cannot compile a 2.7 version of StackRunner? You think there would be some mention of this very substantial license change somewhere else other than the license text. Perhaps there was and I just missed it. I hope this doesn't affect the splashscreen stack approach!

Re: MC 2.7 building standalone

Kevin says this about StackRunner on the Improve List: We have turned a blind eye to this in 2.6 because our player had a number of known issues which we didn't have the time to correct. A very slippery slope for RunRev indeed. -Chipp Ken Ray wrote: I have an email into Kevin to talk to him

Re: MC 2.7 building standalone

OK, Now I'm confused. Jacque and Wilhelm, are you saying one can't create an app like Ken Ray's StackRunner in 2.7? Surely not. Perhaps a little more elaboration on what it is you mean by: Conversely, you can't run any external stacks using a standalone as a player -Chipp

Re: MC 2.7

X, Why couldn't you release an MC app to any of your 3000 users? I don't understand. Are you saying it must be a Rev app? It's also not clear from your message whether or not you ARE an Enterprise user. As Richard stated earlier, only Enterprise users can upgrade with MC or have access to

Re: MC 2.7

With all due respect to MW, I've found problems with the Standalone Builder in Rev (not MC) which he originally claimed weren't there. I assume he's got so much on his plate that it's difficult to catch every issue. And of course, many of us had chances to test this as well during beta cycle.

Re: MC 2.7

still finds time to help us out individually. Thanks Mark! -Chipp Chipp Walters wrote: With all due respect to MW, I've found problems with the Standalone Builder in Rev (not MC) which he originally claimed weren't there. ___ metacard mailing list

Re: MC 2.7

Yeah, I agree. I tend to be more 'free' on this list than use-rev. And count me to blame a bit for the Windows testing, but frankly, sometimes I have time for testing, and other times I just don't. The testing process is a difficult one, but there are convential practices for doing it-- many

MC notes...

Richard, Ended up installing MC on a machine to create some custom standalones. Thanks to Ken Ray for help in discovering the MC IDE v2.5.1 didn't work with my .ico files (icons). He told me to download the 'Latest Test Version.' You might want to change the 'Latest Test Version' to the

Re: MC IDE v2.6b12 posted

Thanks Richard for keeping track of all of this. It's a thankless job with few rewards, but many of us do notice. :-) -Chipp Richard Gaskin wrote: The latest build of the MC IDE is now available at: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/MC_IDE/files/Latest%20Test%20Version/ Among other enhancements,

Re: Printing PDF Files

Currently it's not supported. Seems like it may be difficult to add. best, Chipp Alejandro Tejada wrote: on Wed, 28 Sep 2005 Chipp Walters wrote: While altBrowser does now have printing support, it only prints webpages, not PDF acrobat documents. Hi Chipp, The adobe pdf plug-in inside

Re: Printing PDF Files

Alejandro, While altBrowser does now have printing support, it only prints webpages, not PDF acrobat documents. Sorry. -Chipp Alejandro Tejada wrote: Ken, would a pdf file displayed inside MC using altbrowser, printed in this way, via script?

Re: drag and drop image import?

Try this: Create a blank image object on your stack. Set the lockLoc of it to true. Set it's script: on dragenter set the acceptdrop to true end dragenter on dragDrop get the dragdata if it is not empty then put it into tFile if char -4 to -1 it is .jpg then set the

Re: Houston, We Have A Problem

I think for MC you need to add the following right after 'create img' choose browse tool -Chipp Scott Rossi wrote: On MacOSX, this script fails in MC: on mouseUp go stack test1 import snapshot from rect (rect of grc 1) of window (windowID of stack test1) go stack test2 create img

Re: Houston, We Have A Problem

Alejandro and Geoff, I was working on this with Scott last nite. We both now about imageData and how it can do this for us, but the question still remains: Why does Scott's script work in RR and not in MC? I tried it on RR on both Mac and PC and it works just fine, but Scott couldn't get it

Just like Scott, I'm testing.

Go about your business. Yesterday I couldn't post on this list, just checking to see if I can today. -Chipp ___ metacard mailing list metacard@lists.runrev.com http://lists.runrev.com/mailman/listinfo/metacard

Re: [ANN] revJournal is back!

Congratulations on your launch Richard! RevJournal has been sorely missed, and here's hoping it will flourish even more with you guiding it. best, Chipp Richard Gaskin wrote: It seems the press release originally scheduled to go out today is a bit late getting circulated, so let me be the

[OT]: MC IDE b9

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Im so tired of repeating it... X, It's obvious you're a very smart guy, and have a wealth of knowledge in many technical areas. But frankly, everytime I download one of your stacks, invariably it doesn't work, or I can't figure out what you're trying to do, or

Re: Pasting images: purity or usability?

Richard Gaskin wrote: And Klaus, relax. If you let other people's performance affect yours you'll become grouchier than a barking Texan. :) Hey, be nice to your brethren in the south. Some of us have an even worse bite than bark! -Cowboy Chipp ___

Re: Animated GIFS

. -Chipp Scott Rossi wrote: Recently, Chipp Walters wrote: Set the repeatcount of img test.gif to -1 Will keep it from repeating Actually, a repeatCount of -1 will make it repeat forever. :-) ___ metacard mailing list metacard@lists.runrev.com http

Re: Saving SA settings (was: Planned changes for b9)

Klaus Major wrote: Whether settings are stored as a customproperty or as a series of cards, I don't mind, so long as I can choose past settings without having to re-type the all each time! But that would require that the Version Info (and thus mctools) stack would have to be saved every time,

Re: MC IDE problem (ex-problem)

Richard, Any idea on when we will see 'flip IDE' ? We are just patiently wait for fixes and for flip ID plug in :) ___ metacard mailing list metacard@lists.runrev.com http://lists.runrev.com/mailman/listinfo/metacard

Re: function to calculate string length...

Wouter, Thanks. Got it. Different strategy, but nice:-) Wouter wrote: Chipp, sorry for the delayed response due to festivities. My other handler is using the difference in number of lines of a field and the number of lines of the formattedtext of the same field if the text is wrapped. And it is

Re: function to calculate string length...

Thanks for this, would you mind explaining what it does? Thanks again Chipp Wouter wrote: Re: function to calculate string length... Chipp Walters Sun, 26 Dec 2004 04:21:44 -0800 Well, I cobbled this together from some of the archives... Anyone see an obvious place to optimize? on formatFld

Re: SFTP

Simon, Currently neither MC nor RR support FTP. There were some rumblings about Dar creating an external for it, but I'm not sure if that ever came about. best, Chipp Simon Lord wrote: Does MetaCard/Rev support SFTP as well as FTP? I'm running the MC IDE with the rev engine and was curious.

Re: Fld image

Of course the imgsource prop works, but I prefer using HTMLtext try setting the htmltext of a fld to: pa href=doThisimg src=fred.png/a/p You should have an img fred.png on your card somewhere then in the field script put: on linkClicked pWhich switch pWhich case doThis -- DO STUFF HERE

Re: Security schemes for Players

Alejandro Tejada wrote: I have a player which downloads stacks from a web page. Here's how I do it: I password protect my stacks I create a custom control (btn,fld,img,etc..) and set the script to a secret word only I know. Could this be used when several teachers are able to edit the stacks?

Re: Security schemes for Players

Hi Alejandro. I have a player which downloads stacks from a web page. Here's how I do it: I password protect my stacks I create a custom control (btn,fld,img,etc..) and set the script to a secret word only I know. When I try and launch one of my stacks I do the following: 1. lock messages

Re: easy externals question

Hugh, You can set a stacks externals and it will be saved with the stack. Externals are a property of the stack, so you only need set them once and they will load each and every subsequent time the stack is launched. If you want to dynamically set the externals of a stack, you can do this too,

Re: Internet communication through a Firewall

Alejandro, Firewalls and proxies can be a big problem for software developers. There is a setting called the httpProxy you might want to take a look at in Rev (don't know if it exists in MC). Also, the latest version of libURL supports Basic Authentication and NTLM authentication (PC only,

Re: easy externals question

Just use relative paths to externals. [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: What's the procedure to dynamically make the externals of a stack readily available? Scenario: Stack with externals is copied to a new machine. Stack opens, externals filepaths are re-set, so ask user to quit and try again??

How to do clean install of MetaCard?

I need to run MC on a new Mac (Panther). From the MC IDE User Group: The engine that drives the MC IDE is Runtime Revolution. The latest version is available at runrev.com. After downloading, you'll need to place the engine into the MetaCard folder, renaming it to mc.exe on Windows, MetaCard on

Re: How to do clean install of MetaCard?

Sorry Klaus, that didn't work either. I've created a folder in the same directory at the mchelp.mc, mchome.mc, and mctools.mc and named it MetaCard.app. Of course the extension went away because the Mac now thinks it a bundle. Next I opened the bundle and created a new folder named Contents,

Re: How to do clean install of MetaCard?

Thanks Jacque, This should probably be included in the installation instructions at the MC IDE group front page. -Chipp J. Landman Gay wrote: Go here: ftp://ftp.metacard.com/MetaCard/ Download the last available version of MC for OS X. Decompress. Substitute the Rev app inside its bundle for

Re: IDE and libUrl

Dave, Let me know if you need a place to host libURL. I've got plenty of server space. -Chipp Dave Cragg wrote: On 8 Sep 2004, at 03:17, Richard Gaskin wrote: Some time ago Dave Cragg wrote: The version of libUrl (1.1a3) currently being distributed with the Rev 2.5 beta (engine 2.6.1) is not

Re: URL to libURL?

Hi Richard, I believe you *can* use earlier versions of libURL, though they won't support the SSL features. Contact me offlist if you need the latest beta sans SSL. best, Chipp Richard Gaskin wrote: Where can I download the latest version of libURL for use in MC? Can I use earlier versions of

Re: 2lz3

Klaus, You may want to try out Thunderbird, the Mozilla Open Source mail client. I like it much more than the Apple client, it's free and cross-platform as well. Also, like Apple's client, it has built in SPAM filtering...in fact, it looks a lot like Apple's client. And, all your emails came

Re: feature request for IDE

Klaus Major wrote: Chipp, if you really feel an EXTREME INNER URGE to do it by yourself, just drop a line, i won't mind :-D Klaus, let me check...just a sec. No inner urge felt. Bummer. Seriously, I still don't find my way around MC well enough. It's difficult to navigate successfully, though I

Re: feature request for IDE

I'd vote YES for this as well. Klaus Major wrote: Hi folks, i would like to vote for a nice (Windoze only) feature in the MC IDE: Is it possible to make the MetaCard Menu Bar stack behave like the revMenubar? I mean make it iconify-able (?) ;-) With the appropriate scripts in the stack? It is

Re: Placeable answer and ask dialogs?

Ray, I must be missing someting...how is this different from setting the loc of stack xyz to the screenloc? -Chipp Ray Horsley wrote: Here's a short script I use to center any window before showing it: on placeWindow win put the screenRect into scrRct put (item 3 of scrRct - width of window

Re: Placeable answer and ask dialogs?

Scott and Wilhelm, As long as you're adding features... I like Wilhelm's idea and think it's good for a couple of reasons: 1) It doesn't change the existing vernacular...IOW, old scripts will work with it just fine 2) It works great with stacks on the 'edge' of the screen where the dialog box

alwaysBuffer not set...

I noticed in the latest DL of MetaCard, the alwaysBuffer of most IDE stacks is not set. While this was not necessary in previous versions of the engine, it is now used to disable the 'flashing' effect around windowsXP look and feel. I recommend setting the alwaysBuffer of all IDE stacks to

Re: alwaysBuffer not set...

Hi Richard et al... I agree with Richard, in fact, his often well-thought expression of MetaCard's strict compliance to the vanilla is the primary reason why I'm 'attempting' to switch to MC (I'm sure a first, going back to MC from one who has started with RR:-) I believe the alwaysBuffer

Re: proposal: revAppVersion = 0

for what it's worth, I'm doing the following: if there is a stack revMenuBar then --IN REV else --IN MC end if also, I notice libURL doesn't start automatically, but my altPluginsToolbar (and MagicCarpet and other plugins) need it. So, in MC I use in my altPlugin toolbar initMe routine the

RE: active plugins

I must admit, I really don't understand the need for a 3rd 'active' mode either. As one who has already built quite a few plugins, I neve never seen a reason for an 'active mode as you describe. One of the best features of Metacard is it's simplicity. My vote is to keep it that way. Best,

Re: Problem with DontWrap plus announcement

The dontWrap property when set to false still won't wrap text which has no spaces in it. Try inserting a space in your string and see if it doesn't work correctly. I suppose this could be considered a bug. -Chipp Alain Farmer wrote: No, I have never had these problems, but I do have a similar

Re: dammit

I, too am a bit disappointed with the engine debug messages in engine 2.6. Many times my scripts don't seem to want to compile on the first try, and issue a 'bad factor' error, but do alright on the next try. If this is supposed to be fixed in the 2.3 engine, has anyone yet checked? I also lose

Re: MC IDE 2.6 - next steps

and save and you've created a resource fork? -Chipp Richard Gaskin wrote: Chipp Walters wrote: Richard Gaskin wrote: Of the available compression methods I'm not aware of any that retain Mac metadata (Finder info). Given that Stuffit is freely available for both Mac and Win it seemed a decent

Re: MC IDE 2.6 - next steps

Richard Gaskin wrote: Of the available compression methods I'm not aware of any that retain Mac metadata (Finder info). Given that Stuffit is freely available for both Mac and Win it seemed a decent solution. While I'm not a big MC user (but plan to be some day when I grow up), I pretty

Re: MC IDE 2.6b1 released

H, good questions Richard. I might be interested in working with a group on a new look'n feel for the MC IDE. I'd certainly rather go at this with a spec than just a facelift. -Chipp Richard Gaskin wrote: Ken Ray wrote: Thanks for releasing this Richard! One thing, though... now that

Re: MC IDE - developer tool additions - sugggestion

Hi Scott, Richard, My altPluginsToolbar http://www.altuit.com/webs/altuit2/altPluginCover/about.htm could be easily modified to support plugin management, along with self-updating plugins. I believe Richard said something about waiting for the next rev of the engine to start 'pluging-in' the MC

RE: Intelligent Agents......

Thanks both Pierre and Alain! best, Chipp ___ metacard mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.runrev.com/mailman/listinfo/metacard

Re: Intelligent Agents......

Hi Alain, Thanks for the synopsis. How would you see a very basic agent as being able to accomplish all of what you said, in RunRev? Do you typically need self-modifying code? If so, aren't RR's script limits somewhat of a problem. Also, how do IA's differ with Neural Nets? Expert Systems?

Re: Intelligent Agents......

I have a HyperCard-based example of a forward-chaining rule-based inference engine. It's very very simple to understand and to use; so much so that you may not see how ths is different from traditional scripting. Here is the URL just in case your interested :

RE: Intelligent Agents......

Alain, w/out going too much into it, can you explain what an Intelligent Agent does in MC? Perhaps an example? I'm interested in learning more:-) -Chipp ___ metacard mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.runrev.com/mailman/listinfo/metacard

RE: SoCal RevDevCon: August 26

, 2003 4:11 AM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: SoCal RevDevCon: August 26 Chipp Walters wrote: Lemme know when ya'll be in Austin :-)!!! Wish I could be there :-( Maybe we should hook up videoconferencing some time and have a distributed worldwide RevDevCon -- Richard Gaskin

RE: SoCal RevDevCon: August 26

Lemme know when ya'll be in Austin :-)!!! Wish I could be there :-( -Chipp The next Southern California RevDevCon will be on Tuesday, August 26, at 7pm here at the Fourth World Embassy in downtown Los Angeles. These RevDevCons are small informal gatherings of Revolution and MetaCard

RE: SoCal RevDevCon: August 26

If you set up a video stream - I can toast you from here (London)! Monte can join us for breakfast (Australia) and Chipp - how about some live action footage from the ranche ? Sure, but there's not much live action here considering it was 106 degrees F outside. Even the horses were looking

RE: imageSource syntax

If you are using RunRev, you can click on the icon marked Documentation on the toolbar. Then click on Transcript Language Dictionary. Type imageSource in the Search field, then click on the imageSource link. There it will tell you the proper syntax. set the imageSource of char 1 of line 2 of

RE: METACARD ACQUIRED BY RUN REV!!! (OT)

Hi Shari, Kinda reminds me of Apple/Windows. Apple had the better product, but Billy was the marketing genius, and so snatched up the majority of marketshare. As someone who tried awfully hard to get Macs into Fortune 500 companies (I carried a Mac Plus into TI and Compaq each day), it

RE: METACARD ACQUIRED BY RUN REV!!!

I've been listening to this very interesting conversation. After thinking a bit, I've decided this is a good thing...I've chronicled my journey with Xtalk in order to prove a point. Sorry so long... First my concerns... When Charlie Jackson sold Silicon Beach (and SuperCard) to Aldus, I remember

RE: METACARD ACQUIRED BY RUN REV!!!

Hi Dan! 1) Companies aren't in the mad acquistion mode in this economy -- and I doubt this will turn around very soon; That's not how I read things right now, Chipp. Oracle is certainly in acquisition mode. Always is. They're trying a hostile takeover of PeopleSoft as we speak. There

RE: [ANN] libSMTP v1.5.0

GREAT!! I look forward to playing around with it. HTML messages are great as well as SMTP authentication. Now even newbies can build a stack to SPAM everyone with a beautiful HTML page and include a virus file;-) -Chipp -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL

RE: [ANN] Game Available for Test

Scott, Very Cool! Works great on XP. 2nd time thru, used only 5 slotsmust admit to being a bit lucky! ;-) -Chipp -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of Scott Rossi Sent: Wednesday, July 02, 2003 7:04 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject:

RE: Put URL Progress?

Hi Scott, It seems to me that the PUT URL is by nature a blocking command, and therefore not able to be 'multi-tasked'. In otherwords, the handler stops and waits for a result before proceeding. You might check with Dave on this, but my thinking is 'not possible in libURL' -- course I could be

RE: resolution stats

Yep, remember those days...640x480 8 bit color.. Funny, the last PC laptop I purchased only goes down to 800x600. It is 1400 x 1050 native -- all in only 14.1 inches. Funny, I design a web page on it and it look HUGE on other systems! Perhaps too large is too bad;-) -Chipp -Original

OT RE: resolution stats

Yup, I remember having a 128 Mac upgraded to 2 Mb with a mono 19 MegaScreen (1024x768) -- the *second best* computer I ever had! (First best being the first Mac 140 laptop - man I loved that machine!) -Chipp -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf

RE: [OT] Info about MS dropping IE development

Sean, My understanding of it: MS is saying they're planning on 'embedding' the browser into the next operating system Longhorn available sometime in 2005-6 and they're not doing any major upgrades to IE until that time when of course it will be named something else. (personal opinion) I think

RE: Fwd: altBrowser Question and MAC version of altBrowser...

Andu, I think. There are so many free products based on Mozilla that I think this one should be free too. If you like free stuff you can visit our other free offerings at: http://www.altuit.com/webs/altuit2/RunRev/default.htm -Chipp ___

RE: Players, playing data from RAM

Hi Dave, My best thinking on this subject would be to try and discover what's happening on the other machines. If you can't reproduce the errors, perhaps you can write a utility to see (some things to possibly check for): 1) What version of the OS they are using 2) If QT is installed or not 3)

RE: [ANN] alwaysOnTop v1.0.1, setDesktop v1.0.0

Thanks Sean, I've been keeping my eye on the alwaysOnTop.dll and thinking about how to use it. I'll let you know when I've got something! best, Chipp -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of Shao Sean Sent: Wednesday, June 04, 2003 10:29 PM

RE: More Xtools! X's Clipper

Nope, If you're not a registered user of your website, and you click the Downloads link you get: MonsieurX: Access Denied (at least on my WinXP computer that is;-) -Chipp -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of Mr X Sent: Tuesday, March 25,

RE: Windows icon SOLVED: congrats :-)

Hi Xavier, Turns out those 16 colors can be any colors as long as there is black and white among them. best, Chipp -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of Mr X Sent: Thursday, March 20, 2003 11:56 AM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: RE:

RE: Clipboard routines

Raymond, try: on copyToClip pImage choose select tool drag from topleft of image pImage to botright of image pImage copy choose browse tool end copyToClip -Chipp -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of Raymond E. Griffith Sent:

RE: Windows icons

Shari, Try Creating a custom icon for Windows at: http://www.altuit.com/webs/altuit2/RunRev/Tutorials.htm -Chipp -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of Shari Sent: Wednesday, March 19, 2003 12:53 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Windows

RE: Network versions of applications

Mark, Of course, if the servers are on a local area network, and you can see them on the desktop, then you can double-click and launch. You can have multiple instances launching of the same program. But, if you want to launch from a webpage (say by clicking on an link) then you'll need a

RE: Grouping with lists in a script

Hi William, You can either create the objectList by selecting the objects you wish to group, then issuing the single command group as in.. on mouseUp select control 1 and control 2 group end mouseUp or if you don't want to select, you can use the 'and' concatenator as in.. on mouseUp

RE: Menu buttons correct settings...

Xavier, check out my proplist plugin. For metacard, you should open it up as a palette. Use the old version, not the new version. Then select two menus, and compare properties to see what is different. http://www.altuit.com/webs/altuit2/RunRev/Plugins.htm -Chipp -Original Message-

RE: Stupid windowshape tricks

Hey Richard, I've given this a bit of thought. What you want is what some of us call the 'springs and struts' stuff. I've been successful using a plain window (no decorations) and creating a 'stretchable' interface. See some the images at: http://www.altuit.com/webs/leo/Stuff/InterfacePix.htm

RE: scripting style issue

Hi Richard, Nope, not boring at all. In fact, most useful. I, too have read your guide a bunch of moons ago, and have implemented many of the naming conventions you describe. At first, I believed, as Andu said, it's up to the individual. But, I started using your naming conventions primarily

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