On Wednesday, October 2, 2002, at 01:47 AM, Fabrice Closier wrote:
> Howdy-Tzi heeft op dinsdag 1 oktober 2002 om 16:38 het volgende
> geschreven:
Wow, till this I didn't realize you were in the Netherlands. I was
thinking France.
> Just to give you a few ones:
> how to detect a CDrom draw to be open or not, if a cd is mounted or
> ready to play....
If a CD is mounted and ready to play, how can its drawer be open? The
two conditions are mutually exclusive. What version of X is this? Older
versions had some definite latency problems with CDs.
> When printing form projectors, OSX gives a 96dpi info to the printer,
> in 9.x a 72 dpi...
That's interesting, I must say. I haven't tried printing under X with a
classic app, except to send stuff to PDF via preview.
> if i knew how to distingisch both i could change the script for bother
> environements.
Man, this is a corker. Off the top of my head I'd suggest just asking
the user.
OH! Wait! In Classic, there's a program called uiHelper that runs. It's
*only* running if an app is running in Classic under X. If it's running
9 native, that app is *not* loaded. So perhaps you could use BuddyAPI
or FileXtra3 or some such to see if there's a program called "uiHelper"
running -- if so, you know for sure it's Classic under X.
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