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Michael Nadel wrote:
Is there a way to test with lingo (or any other way) if the computer
is slow or not? Like how much MHZ and Ram it has?Because I have some
effects that I want to skip if the computer is slow, since they take
too much time
Thanks for
hi all,
I'm getting inconsistent integer values returned whilst rotating a ipix
exported 3d sphere using .rotate(0, somevalue, 0)
This is problematic as I'm using the rotation vector to calculate the
current rotation position in degrees.
a_|_b
c | d
a = vector (0, x, 0)
Hi all,
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in the Anaheim area, we (Integration New Media) together with Macromedia
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Hi list...
Is it possible to send an attachment with an email message generated out
of baOpenURL?
baOpenURL(mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED],Normal) -- works
baOpenURL(mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]attachment=abc.doc,Normal)
-- ??
Thanks,
- Michael M.
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Is it possible to send an attachment with an email message generated out
of baOpenURL?
If it is possible, it may not be reliable. Some email clients can't
even handle: mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Looks like DirectEmail xtra can do it:
http://directxtras.com/demail_home.asp?UUID=1427945
Or you
I wonder if one could protect a project by simply omitting external
scripts. The only down side I can think of is not having other assets
protected.
Has anyone ever tried or considered this?
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Cole
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hi list,
does anyone know a way to check for the existence of a member with a
given name that works for both dmx and dmx2004?
I know the following 2 methods, but it would be nicer to have a
consistent method for all versions:
on memberExists (someName)
return (member(someName).membernum
On 7/10/05 3:08 pm, julian weaver [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm getting inconsistent integer values returned whilst rotating a ipix
exported 3d sphere using .rotate(0, somevalue, 0)
This is problematic as I'm using the rotation vector to calculate the
current rotation position in degrees.
on memberExists (someName)
return (member(someName).membernum 0) -- only for dir 10
return (not voidP(member(someName))) -- only for dir =10
end
Here's the obvious/ugly way that you probably would like to avoid:
on memberExists (someName)
if the scriptExecutionStyle 10 then return
Hi James,
thanks for the suggestion. I'm not doing any other rotations at
present. I'm using abs() on the x and z axes as occasionally, and this
is maybe where the problem lies, sometimes they equal -180.
I'm using the x and z axes with the y axis to determine which quarter
i'm in.
Would this work?
put ((member does not exist).number 0)
-- 0
Nope, that will fail if the scriptExecutionStyle is set to 10 as the
invalid member reference returns VOID, and VOID does not have a number
property and so a script error will occur. The problem here is that
prior to MX'04 all the
Quoting Cole Tierney [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Would this work?
put ((member does not exist).number 0)
In MX 2004, (member does not exist).number returns a script error on my
machine (Win XP). I think that's because member(does not exist) returns void.
This has come up before, and we've flogged it
Yes, one thing to remember though-
It is important to set a maximum time for this intensive action. So
that, on REALLY slow computers, it doesn't appear to hang while you are
testing.
Stephen
Kurt Griffin wrote the following on 10/7/2005 11:34 AM:
I'd recommend starting a timer, doing
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Easy for you to say.
Cordially,
Kerry Thompson
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At 12:47 PM -0400 10/7/05, Cole Tierney wrote:
on memberExists (someName)
return (member(someName).membernum 0) -- only for dir 10
return (not voidP(member(someName))) -- only for dir =10
end
Here's the obvious/ugly way that you probably would like to avoid:
on memberExists (someName)
Thanks Alex.
So we have the following 2 equivalent methods to check for existence of
a member that work for all dir version:
on memberExists (tMemRef)
if voidP(tMemRef) then return FALSE
return (tMemRef.number 0)
end
on memberExists (tMemRef)
if ilk(tMemRef)#member then return FALSE
When you protect a dir/cst, the external scripts are no longer referenced.
At least last time I checked, there was no way that any edits on a
script made any differcence after protecting the director files.
roymeo
At 09:04 AM 10/7/2005, you wrote:
I wonder if one could protect a project by
[EMAIL PROTECTED], your email messages are coming
through to us as complete garbage. You have some
sort of encoding setting set in a non-standard
way that isn't working with the listserv.
Maybe the garbage below looks recognizable when
it comes back to you, but it does not mean anyting
If this person -- [EMAIL PROTECTED] -- is indeed affiliated with
163.com, then you will note that that is an asian news page...
http://news.163.com/ (for those who are curious)
One man's garbage (to quote e-mail below) is another man's language...
Leila
On Oct 7, 2005, at 2.00 PM, roymeo
Roy and others,
[EMAIL PROTECTED], your email messages are coming
through to us as complete garbage. You have some
sort of encoding setting set in a non-standard
way that isn't working with the listserv.
What's even more odd than the garbled messages you're reporting is that
I have never
I wonder if one could protect a project by simply omitting external
scripts. The only down side I can think of is not having other assets
protected.
Has anyone ever tried or considered this?
To what end? Protect from whom? Why not just make a dxr or dcr?
John Mathis
component lingo is
When you protect a dir/cst, the external scripts are no longer referenced.
What I'm getting at is using external scripts exclusively and leaving
them off the final cd as an _alternative_ to protecting the director
files. I'm guessing that if someone were to open the one of these
files,
Quoting Leila Singleton [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
If this person -- [EMAIL PROTECTED] -- is indeed affiliated with
163.com, then you will note that that is an asian news page...
A Chinese news page, to be specific. Mainland China, to be even more specific.
Cordially,
Kerry Thompson
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I wonder if one could protect a project by simply omitting external
scripts. The only down side I can think of is not having other
assets protected.
Has anyone ever tried or considered this?
To what end? Protect from whom? Why not just make a dxr or dcr?
Just to save a step. If I don't
I've seen a few of you post replies like Roy's, but I have yet to see
one of his messages myself.
I'll bet your server is rejecting them as spam based on the encoding.
--
Cole
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I've seen a few of you post replies like Roy's, but I have yet to see
one of his messages myself.
I'll bet your server is rejecting them as spam based on the encoding.
I thought that as well. Some spam gets filtered into a folder called
Spam and I can go in there and choose to allow those
Quoting Thomas Higgins [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I thought that as well. Some spam gets filtered into a folder called
Spam and I can go in there and choose to allow those messages or not,
but in this case they are wholesale rejected apparently.
It's just as well. It's just an out of office reply
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