change it back to the
unvisited
state in code?
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would love to have a gridColor, but
unless Scott wants to add another property, I would suggest using the
borderColor property.
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winmail.dat
soon).
I've been away for awhile, but now I'm back!
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if
break
case down
if tLine (the num of lines of me) then
put (tLine+1) into tLine
end if
break
end switch
put tLine
pass arrowKey
end arrowKey
If I come across any other way, I'll post it
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I second that vote. The rect would always be the same, and the effective
rect would vary based on how the OS/MC drew decorations or other ephemeral
additions.
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Title: RE: borderwidthSolution?: effective rect
Actually, I believe it is the *margin* property that is set to 4 by default. My first action when making a group is to immediately set the margins of groupID to 0.
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,) contains ,Hello,
or
if ,Hello, is in (, myGreetings ,)
It's also better for legibility as well.
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Title: RE: I call it a bug, do you agree?
There is a function called the statRound in MC that does statistical rounding (vs. round which does normal rounding).
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Well, you could create a button with all properties except traversalOn
turned off, and make it layer #1. That way, when the window opens, the focus
is on the button, but there is no visible indicator that it has the focus.
Tab once, and you go to the field.
I'll look for a cleaner way...
Ken
traversalOn actually off
when the card opens, and then it is set to true so the next tab will take
you to the field.
I prefer #1 myself. :-)
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From: Richard Gaskin [EMAIL
JB,
That sounds like a redraw issue. Have you tried doing a lock screen/unlock
screen combo? That usually forces a redraw and it might do the trick.
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From: jbv [EMAIL
Sjoerd,
Perhaps an alternative syntax for this like:
trash file filePath
or
delete file filePath using trash
Just my $0.02.
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From: Sjoerd Op 't Land [EMAIL
Rick,
Have you checked to see if Num Lock is turned on? There should be a light
on the keyboard above the numeric keypad that indicates the Num Lock status.
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From: Rick
Sorry to ask, but what does the hilite icon NOT do that you would want in a
rollover effect? Perhaps I'm just being naive here...
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Whoops! Sorry, I meant the armed icon, not the hilite icon... My
mistake...
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From: Ken Ray [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Monday, September 10, 2001 3:13
you screenshots of
what mine looks like.
Please let me know,
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Signe Marie,
Just to clarify - the lookAndFeel property should be set to Macintosh, not
mac. Did you perhaps misspell the property value?
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From: Signe Marie Sanne [EMAIL
on the
NT code base, which is why you get those different values.
Sorry, can't help with the QuickTime questions... anyone else?
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is that this is the way MC deals with lookAndFeels it
doesn't understand - it just picks Motif. Try typing set the lookAndFeel
to Ken Ray in the message box and then check it. You'll see it's set for
Motif.
The bottom line?
I feel that the following things should happen:
1) The radio button in the Preferences dialog
Alex,
Sorry, my table was slightly wrong - Windows 98 is Windows 4.10 not
Windows 4.1. Here's the complete table:
Windows 95 = Windows 4.0
Windows 98 = Windows 4.10
Windows ME = Windows 4.90
Windows NT 4 = NT 4.0
Windows 2000 = NT 5.0
Sorry about that...
Ken Ray
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Email
Did you set the lockLocationi of the player object to true?
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Subject: More
is displayed it will display the selections properly, you can store the
hilitedLines in a custom property of the list field and then restore it on
openCard.
Hope this helps,
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property to help in date formatting.
Just my $0.02.
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Subject: Verifying
Philip,
This is something that was a bug in 2.3.x that was fixed in MC
2.4. I just tried it in 2.3.2 and got the same result as you did; trying it in
2.4 worked just fine.
Ready for an upgrade? ;-)
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Alex,
This is the code I use:
on GoURL tURL switch (the platform) case
"MacOS" send tURL to program "Finder" with
"GURLGURL" break case
"Win32" put word 1 to -2 of
queryRegistry("HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Classes\http\shell\open\command\")
into tBrowserPath launch (tBrowserPath
tURL)
Ben,
Thanks for the clarification... I *knew* I'd forgotten something... As for
your comment about CRLF, VB has that as a constant (vbCRLF), so why
shouldn't MetaCard? ;-)
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John,
Put this in your field's script:
on returnInField
end returnInField
This will trap and not pass returns. To do the same for the Enter key, use:
on enterInField
end enterInField
Hope this helps,
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to distribute
these ROMs). So you'll need access to an old Mac, from which you can run the
GetROM software to make the ROM file.
Anyone else have any other ideas?
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Hope this helps,
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Thanks, Klaus. I keep forgetting about put url... slick!
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a
field: 1, etc.), and then (b) only pass the name of the object as a
parameter, as in:
on mouseUp
PutStuff 123,body
end mouseUp
on PutStuff pVar,pControl
put pVar into control pControl
end PutStuff
Just my $0.02,
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with tMailTo in tMailApp
set cursor to watch
open process tMailApp for neither
break
end switch
end GoMail
Let us know how it went...
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- Original Message -
From: Hugh Senior
Hugh,
What email program is attempting to be launched?
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Sent: Friday, December 14, 2001 12:02 PM
Subject: Re
.
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Subject: Re: mailTo problems
Ken,
Eudora 5.1 (running Win2000
He just meant lock cursor, the ## is to show a comment on the line
(actually, you only need one #).
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this helps,
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Subject: RE: Strange behavior
Actually i got the same behavior after a couple runs
Rick,
Another way is to create the object in the group to begin with:
create graphic oval in group groupNameHere
Just an alternative...
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- Original Message -
From: Rick Rice [EMAIL
Jacque, you must be right, because I tested this in MetaCard 2.3.2 (the only
Mac version I have on hand right now), and it works just fine there. I'm
going to DL the latest build and test it to confirm your theory.
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Better to create something else. If you want input, try ask, or set up a
stack with field(s) on it.
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Sent
, I'll let you know.
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From: Richard Gaskin [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Wednesday, February 13, 2002 3:37 PM
Subject: opening without
THis is slightly off-topic, but does anyone know how to uniquely identify a
Mac? We're trying to set up a specific install that works on a set number of
machines by getting a unique ID for the machine and using it to verify that the
machine is "licensed". This doesn't have to specifically be
Great idea... now any idea on if there's an XCMD out there (or equivalent)
to get the MAC address?
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From:
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Hey, everyone: Here is what I ended up doing that not only retrieves the
MAC Address, but also solves a reported problem of being unable to quit Apple
System Profiler:
In order to get the MAC Address from Apple System Profiler, you first need
to know that ASP refers to this as the
If it is a screen redraw issue, you could do:
lock screen
unlock screen
and that will force a redraw.
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Very cool stuff, Geoff! This is a great resource!
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From: Geoff Canyon [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Wednesday, March 13, 2002 12:37 PM
Subject: Re
Shari,
Try:
if ((var1 is goody) and (var2 is nope) and (var3 is hello)) then
doSomething
end if
See if that works.
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From: Shari [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Rick,
You can compress (zip) the images using MC's compress command, and then
when you read them in, uncompress them using the decompress command. For
more security, you can base64encode them as well (reverse with
base64decode).
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to change this over to MetaCard, however
you may find that later on it will be worthwhile to do so in order to gain
cross-platform support and more capabilities.
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- Original Message -
From: Shari
Leston,
Check out http://www.nottingham.ac.uk/cal/publications/mcia2m.html.
Have fun!
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work (although I'm typing it off the top of my head)... the only
thing that may not work is the set the callbacks line with the variable -
it may need to be quoted, or executed with a do, but it should work and
reduce the number of lines of code to 22...
Just a thought...
Ken Ray
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the same thing?
Yes. Keep in mind that in order for your standalone to have the icon you
want (on Mac), you'll need to use ResEdit (or the equivalent) to edit the
resource fork and put in your icon.
This means it's almost ready to distribute... (very big grin)
Congratulations!
Ken Ray
Sons
Shari,
GraphicConverter will work on PICT resources in a stack, so you don't need
to worry about that aspect of the batch conversion. Setting the
transparency, however, is another matter...
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Cool! I'll update my copy right away... :-)
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From: Mark Talluto [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Thursday, March 21, 2002 12:42 PM
Subject: Re: Temporary
Charles, you need to create a 16-color (NOT 16-bit color, but
16 colors) icon. I use GraphicConverter, which does a wonderful job. Import/open
a 32x32 graphic, downsample it to 16 colors, and then save it in "Windows Icon
(*.ico)" format. Voila!
Ken RaySons of Thunder SoftwareEmail: [EMAIL
Dave,
You can do it that way, but MC has a better way:
repeat with i = 1 to 10
put stuff into (H i)
end repeat
Neat, huh?
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From: David Tremmel [EMAIL PROTECTED
Preferences file...
where to put on Windows?
The Windows equivalent of the Preferences folder is the Registry. It is a
single file that holds all the preference settings for all programs on the
PC. You can use 'setRegistry' and 'queryRegistry' commands in MC to set and
get preferences.
Ken Ray
to
keep your preference data in a file?)
put specialFolderPath(system) into myWindowsDir
(BTW: There is a System and a System 32 directory on Win32 systems... why is
the parameter to get the Windows directory for specialFolderPath called
system? Shouldn't it be called windows?)
Ken Ray
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Thanks, Dave! That's awesome... I'd forgotten about the constants.
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From: Dave Cragg [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Monday, March 25, 2002 2:50 AM
Subject
CSIDL_COMMON_TEMPLATES == C:/Documents and Settings/All
Users/Templates
46 CSIDL_COMMON_DOCUMENTS == C:/Documents and Settings/All
Users/Documents
47 CSIDL_COMMON_ADMINTOOLS == C:/Documents and Settings/All Users/Start
Menu/Programs/Administrative Tools
Enjoy!
Ken Ray
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Larry,
You need to have the showBorder turned on as well in order to see the 3D
effect.
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get shell(C:\myFolder\myfile.txt)
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From: Shari [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Thursday, March 28, 2002 8:20 AM
Subject: launch theFile with theProgram
Here's another way to do it:
function ConvertTF what
return abs(5-length(what))
end ConvertTF
Enjoy!
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From: J. Landman Gay [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Good point, Dar! When it went through my head, I was thinking of
(length(what) - 5) and needed the abs() to get a positive 1. However once it
went down in email, I forgot to remove it...
Thanks!
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being to paranoid about the whole thing. If anyone get's
through all of the road blocks I have created perhaps I should just give
them a chocolate fish and a certificate and not worry about it...
3.
:-)
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Thanks, Mark!
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Sent: Monday, April 08, 2002 9:38 AM
Subject: Re: Launching Acrobat twice
Hi Ken
end mouseup
... 'tbRowData' is used as an array and so Rev tries to interpret it as a
variable and fails to work. I'd recommend trying:
on mouseup
set the customkeys[tbRowData] of grp Table to empty
set the tbRowData[MyProperty] of grp table to SomeRowData
end mouseup
Ken Ray
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Ray,
Not putting it into a popup or pulldown, but you could call answer color
which will bring up the system's color palette picker window; the results
come back in it.
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Mike,
The following was posted by Peter Reid on the Runtime Revolution site a
while ago... have fun:
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--
Thanks to advice from others on this list, I now have a
cross
Anyone who is interested to beta test this please send me an email me
off-list.
Thanks!
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It's ftp://ftp.metacard.com/MetaCard/2.4.3
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From: Simon Lord [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: alpha 2
Can anyone
around, it won't be saved due to the cantModify. The scripts are also
encrypted so that text editors won't be able to see anything but garbage.
The only additional protection a standalone offers is that someone with MC
can't just open a standalone and view the cards.
Ken Ray
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on and get around it.
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From: J. Landman Gay [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Thursday, June 27, 2002 9:25 PM
Subject: Re: Saving a standalone
On 6/27/02 7:02
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iData
end repeat
end repeat
set the imageData of tID to iData
end mouseUp
Hope this helps,
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it will be
fixed soon.
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Sent: Saturday, July 06, 2002 2:21 PM
Subject: Re: Images and Image Data
Brian, that's awesome! How long have
Happy Birthday, MetaCard! :-)
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From: Kevin Miller [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Sunday, July 07, 2002 11:29 AM
Subject: MetaCard is 10
Hi Everyone
Jacque,
I'm running XP, and the file paths don't seem to be any different than Win2K
(my previous OS). What are you trying to locate on disk?
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From: J. Landman Gay
Title: Re: Fun With ImageData, MaskData and AlphaData
Thanks for the kudos, Mark! Yeah, I discovered that that bytes
are switched between Mac and Windows; glad you got some use out of
it...
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Not as far as I know, Simon. You get the 'detailed files' from the directory
the file you're concerned about is in, and then parse through the lines to
get to the one you want.
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this helps,
Ken Ray
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- Original Message -
From: Richard Gaskin [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Wednesday, July 31, 2002 2:30 AM
Subject: Re: the detailed files
Simon Lord wrote
Richard,
I spoke with Scott and for all intents and purposes its final (see my home
page :-); the Solaris version of the engine is being cranky (according to
Scott), so he hasn't sent out the official email. For Mac and Win32 systems
(and all other UNIX but Solaris), it's golden.
Ken Ray
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From: Richard MacLemale [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Friday, August 02, 2002 9:41 AM
Subject: preOpenStack question
Maybe a simple question...
MetaCard stacks by default always open up to card 1. I want to script a
stack so that it will open
to open?
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From: Richard MacLemale [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Friday, August 02, 2002 9:41 AM
Subject: preOpenStack question
Maybe a simple question
.
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Hope this helps,
Ken Ray
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From: Simon Lord [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Thursday, August 08, 2002 11:03 PM
What email client are you using? It is usually a setting in the email
client. For example in Outlook Express (Windows), go to Tools - Options,
click the Send tab and look near the bottom where it says Mail Sending
Format. There's HTML and Plain Text options there.
Ken Ray
Sons of Thunder
Rick,
It works for me. I launched MC 2.4.3, opened the message box and typed:
put the fileName of this stack
and got C:/Program Files/MetaCard 2.4.3/mchome.mc
Is this on a Mac? (Not that it should make a difference...)
Ken Ray
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You may need to include ME in your check to see if you need to use cmd.exe
instead of command.exe. MC will return Windows 4.90 (a complete list can
be seen at http://www.sonsothunder.com/devres/metacard/metacard.htm?win001).
Ken Ray
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Chipp,
I just discovered that Tuviah's External Collection 1.0 (the one with the
Windows version included) has support for getting the rect of the TaskBar.
It won't tell you if it's always on top, but at least you'll know where it
is...
Ken Ray
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then
delete char 1 of tExt -- remove .
put toUpper(tExt) File into tType
else
put File into tType
end if
end if
return what numToChar(9) tType
end addFileType
Hope this helps,
Ken Ray
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FWIW, I believe Pierre Sahores explained a way to use PHP to manage
sockets and enable backend use of MC as a long-running process. I think it's
related to this thread. (Wherever that explanation is in the archives, maybe
Ken Ray would consider adding it to his already excellent Developer
as Windows).
Don't know if this is a bug in Rev or in OS 9...
Ken Ray
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ways to do this, but this is the first thing that
came to mind.
Ken Ray
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Thursday, September 05, 2002 9:05 PM
Subject: OT
JB,
This stuff is awesome! This will be very useful for game and animation
development...
What's the minimum requirements in your opinion to get decent performance?
Ken Ray
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this in a
*mouseDown* and not a *mouseUp*, otherwise it won't work:
on mouseDown
if the clickText is empty then
set the hilitedLines of me to
else
-- do something related to clicking on an actual list line, or ignore
end if
end mouseDown
Enjoy!
Ken Ray
Sons of Thunder Software
Email
would do this:
open process c:/program files/Microsoft Office/Office10/Winword.exe
c:/test.doc
Not only does this launch it, but you can then control the process from
MetaCard if you wish (check out openProcesses, kill, etc.).
Ken Ray
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True. Although you can use the 8.3 form of the long file name
and it will work:
open process "c:/program files/Microsoft
Office/Office10/Winword.exe c:/myfil~1.doc"
Ken RaySons of Thunder SoftwareEmail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]Web Site: http://www.sonsothunder.com/
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you.
Ken Ray
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From: Yates, Glen [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Wednesday, September 11, 2002 3:41 PM
Subject: RE: Changing File Names from Answer Dialogs
a RegEx
tutorial... :-)
Ken Ray
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From: Dominique [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Wednesday, September 11, 2002 3:00 PM
Subject: Re: Stack Directory?
function
Honestly, I don't know about speed... it all looks blazing to me. :-) I know
Richard's got a benchmark app; perhaps someone could run this and report to
the list?
Ken Ray
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From
has a bunch of good stuff...
Scott, if you get this to work well, let us know how you did it...
:-)
Ken Ray
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