On Sun, 18 Feb 2001 14:19:07 +0100, Michael Polak wrote:
>> image/x-zbitmap >BMP|[150]pkunzip -o $1 $azbm \n copy /b $azbm\\*.bmp $2 \n
> del $azbm\\*.bmp
>> image/zbm ZBM
> Are you sure this works ? I mean, if you receive MIME type
> image/zbm, does Arachne assign ZBM extension and look for
> file/.zbm definiton ? Because now I am really not sure if it
> was written to work this way - if yes, it would save lot of
> MIME.CFG lines, of course ;-)
I wish it did work that way. (hint, hint) :)
But, "image/zbm ZBM" works for treating any .ZBM attached to an eMail
as being a .ZBM file. And then the "file/.zbm" line takes over to unzip
and view it. (if images are turned on)
http://www.angelfire.com/id/glenndoom/zbm-fix.jpg
> MIME.CFG has to be devided to separate MIME.CFG and let's
> say SCRIPTS.DGI
> files anyway. SCRIPTS.DGI will be version-dependent, and not
> intended for user modification. MIME.CFG will be user configurable,
> and won't be overwritten when new version is installed...
>> file/printprn.dgi |[100]TYPE _*.txt>PRN\ntype _>prn
>> file/printbmp.dgi |[100]f:\\graphics\\printgfd\\printgfd.exe _4prt.bmp /x
>> file/printjpg.dgi |[100]f:\\graphics\\printgfd\\printgfd.exe _4prt.jpg /x
> ;-)) This doesn't make much sense, because Archne will hardly
> ever produce _4prt.jpg file... ;-)
It does on *my* setup. ;-)
I added a built-in conversion button to prtbmp.ah so that all screen
captures can be converted to Jpeg without leaving Arachne.
I'll upload a screen cap of my new prtbmp.ah ;-)
http://www.angelfire.com/id/glenndoom/test-zbm.htm
>> file/.mp3 |@d:\\audio\\mpxplay\\mpxplay.exe -m $1
> I haven't tested this MP3 player - is it 16bit or 32 bit ?
> How much memory it requires ?
It's 32bit and it needs an FPU.
(so <386 users will still need dosamp)
---clipped from the readme file ---
System requirements:
- CPU: 80486 DX2-50 (DX2-66) for MP2 and DX2-80 (DX4-100) for MP3 playing
- Soundcard:
- SB16 or compatible (DSP 4.x), AWE-32/64, SB Live (SB16 emu)
- ESS 688,1688,1868,1869,1878,1879,1887,1888 chips (?)
- WSS compatible (Crystal Sound, Yamaha OPL3, CMI8330 (?), some ESS cards)
- SB Pro or compatible (DSP 1.x, 2.x, 3.x)
- Some GUS cards (Advanced GUS Classic) (?)
((?) means: not tested, maybe doesn't work properly)
- Memory:
- 200kbyte conventional
- 2Mb XMS (+0.5Mb for MIDAS)(+2*1Mb for -bp)
- Display: VGA (or EGA)
- OS: MS-DOS 5.x,6.x, Windows 95/98 (dos window)
(if you have memory allocation problems under MS-DOS 7.x
try the DOS4GW version of Mpxplay (Mpxp_4gw.zip, download from the homepage))
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>> text/enriched >HTM|@call rtf2htm.bat $1 $2
>> text/richtext >HTM|@call rtf2htm.bat $1 $2
>> application/rtf >HTM|@call rtf2htm.bat $1 $2
> What is this ? Does it produce any usable output ?
Yep, perfectly usable and viewable html.
--- rtf2htm.bat ---
copy %1 temprtf.rtf
c:\1common\martha.com temprtf.rtf
copy temprtf.htm %1htm
del temprtf.*
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Version 1.8 of martha.com is brand-new... 13 Feb, 2001
http://www.cena.dgac.fr/~sagnier/info/formats/conversions/martha_a.htm
>> file/.swf |@call $e\\swf2cnm\\swf2cnm.bat $1|arachne
> $aswf2cnm.cnm
>> application/x-shockwave-flash |@call $e\\swf2cnm\\swf2cnm.bat $1|arachne
> $aswf2cnm.cnm
> What exactly are you doing with SWF files ?
Nothing much. :)
All I do is "rip" the URLs out and place then in a .CNM
Then insight.exe converts it to .htm so that those URLs are now
clickable links.
--
Glenn
http://arachne.cz/
http://freedos-32.sourceforge.net/
http://www.delorie.com/listserv/mime/
http://www.angelfire.com/id/glenndoom/download.htm
