I am slightly anxious about getting the new list address right...apologies
if this ends up somewhere it shouldn't.
I am using MC 2.2 on Mac and the same(ish?) on Windows.
I recently wrote to Kevin Miller of Cross Worlds Computing to congratulate
him on the paper on stack files available on
I have had this problem.
I develop on, and prefer to use Macs, but also have used Windows on a daily
basis for many years. - I have regularly encounter printing problems on the
PC with all sorts of applications, so until it appeared on the list, I
assumed the first page fetish problem was
In a message dated 7/10/99 12:11:04 am, Scott wrote:
Not sure I understand this, but the bottom line is that all these
reports are essentially useless unless you're just looking for
sympathy.
I think this is a trifle harsh. When I get a minute or thirty, I am going to
try to replicate the
Three topics, several questions and a grovel.
1. About a thousand years ago I think I might have used arrays before. Then
i got used to the rather more clunky Hypercard way. Sloth, ignorance and
anxiety have prevented me from using arrays since playing with MC. Are there
really big
I know this isn't strictly MC business, but I am really stuck. I am writing
a paper for publication that includes reference to the impact of Rapid
Application Development on different academic disciplines and commercial
enterprises. Unfortunately, I can't find a published data or even a
I am sure I knew this once, but it has gone now.
A button is a member of a group. When the button is clicked, I want to show
a field of the same name as the group. How do I get the name of the group
the button is a member of? (I know I could do hideous things to the long
name of me, but I
First an MC moment. I got a great buzz from making a circumplex using MC. I
doubt many out there would be excited by this, but I just can't believe how
simple it was once I got to grips with the oval graphic tool. I must confess
that I started off wasting time using better known products
A couple of digests ago Scott (R) tried to help me out with markers (the
usual gratitude etc for a prompt and succinct reply). His advice stopped me
banging my head against the wall, but made me realise it was hard do what I
wanted to do with markers.
Just in case anyone out there ever needs
hello everyone.
Two questions:
(I suppose I must first confess to not having updated to 2.3, let alone
2.3.1, I am using the starter kit)
1. I have got this crazy idea that maybe it would be possible to diagnose
Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder in kids using a graphical task and
In a message dated 5/7/00 8:30:33 am, Steven D'Aprano writes:
hardware. I suggest, instead of allowing for some theoretical "mouse
sensitivity", that you allow for a calibration step, where the
experimenter (who presumably is ADHD-free and confident at using the
mouse) does a series of tests
Kevin Miller wrote:
open file "COM1:"
(then read and write as you would to other files).
Regards,
Kevin
regards,
Emiel
Just curiosity, and it might well be a dumb question.
Say you had physiological equipment attached to the serial port. The data
would presumably be available
In a message dated 5/9/00 6:11:04 pm, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
serial stuff is a bit of trial and error, but its really great once you
get things talking to each other!
cheers,
jeff
Thanks for the replies to this query. Very interesting.
Suddenly the possibility of my iBook as a data
In a message dated 22/9/00 8:40:35 am, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I've just downloaded the MetaCard starter kit, and had a bit of a look at
the demo, and quite frankly it impressed the hell out of me. What I'd like
now is a few ideas on how I might put this thing to good use. If anyone has
any
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