Hmmm. I didn't get notification of your post.
JB
> hmm I *think* its working.. There just hasn't been much traffic..
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hmm I *think* its working.. There just hasn't been much traffic..
Monty
- Original Message -
From: "John W. Bairen, Jr." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, March 04, 2004 4:17 PM
Subject: RE: [DQSD-Users] comx: additional comics request
> Is it just me or ha
Is it just me or has the CVS mail list stopped working?
JB
> I just posted another update to the comx.xml to the CVS repository.
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Wow! A post from Dave!!!
For those of you wondering if this fellow named "Dave" was myth or man, now
we have proof that he does indeed live.
(Sorry Dave, couldn't resist.)
- Original Message -
From: "David Bau" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Goncalves, Steve" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Cc: <[EMAIL
MessageSteve,
I turn it off too. Just go to the little ">>" menu and
select configure > local preferences.
Then when notepad pops up, add the line
bannerurl = "";
after you save and close notepad, enter a single ! in the
search box. It will reload itself without the little icon.
David
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Hey guys,
Yeah, the DQSDTools WriteFile method limits file writing to the local dir
for some sort of security.
I'm not sure if you can get the FileSystemObject to work for this...? I
would assume it's marked unsafe for scripting, but that should be
overridable somehow.
Try a Google search for Scr
I think the function Monty is talking about
(writeFile)
has two important limitations - it only works on text
files and it only writes out files within the DQSD
installation directory.
You can try playing with writeFile function (found in
tools.js) and see if it will work.
Brent
--- Monty Scrog
> Can a search be made to save some content to a file? What I should like to
> do is this: to have comx - to which I have become quite attached -
> automaticaly save its content to a file in the same way that I might do
> myself, with a right-click and "save picture as". In fact I should like to
>
Begging forgiveness for my complete ignorance of these things...
Can a search be made to save some content to a file? What I should like to
do is this: to have comx - to which I have become quite attached -
automaticaly save its content to a file in the same way that I might do
myself, with a righ
