* G. Scott Jones <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [020829 11:00]: > From: "Tim Johnson" > > I was not able to find any examples like this in the documentation > > mostly using the Rebol/Core User's Guide Version 2.3 > > > > Can anyone point me to rebol specific documentation on this? > > for instance, I didn't know about set-modes until Gab and Scott > > pointed them out. help set-modes is quite terse. > > Hi, Tim, Hi Scott:
> I stole it from Gabriele!. ;-) Gabriele is a very good resource! > I frankly don't remember where I first saw this kind of stuff, but it might > have been an example in the rebol library. The option, by the way, is: > > t: read/binary %//rebol/view/nyc.jpg > ... > dat: copy "" > foreach u t [append dat to-char u] > set-modes system/ports/output [binary: true] > write-io system/ports/output dat length? dat > ... > > Who knows, maybe this version will work better. Me-thinks buffering is a better way to go, yes! > > You can find out some more about get-modes and set-modes at: > http://www.rebol.com/docs/core25.html Thanks, that's going to be very useful. > I read several documents about the experiemental multipart mime, and played > with it for about an hour over lunch. I could not get even a simple > multipart text/html example to run properly on my Apache/REBOL/IE6 set-up on > Win98. I am unsure why. I am out of time. Best of luck figuring this one > out! > --Scott Jones That's a tough one all right (at least for my feeble brain). With Allen Kamp's help, I set up a feature to send html as an email message. I had a headache by the time I was finished. Thanks again... -- Tim Johnson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> http://www.alaska-internet-solutions.com http://www.johnsons-web.com -- To unsubscribe from this list, please send an email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with "unsubscribe" in the subject, without the quotes.
