for text cast member, i'm getting error lineHeight property not
found for text cast member. What's substitute or option available
in text cast members to find out lin height.
Hi Shailendra,
There is no substitue: you have to work it out by hand:
tLineHeight =
Thanks for the previous responses.. I've got that installer thing working
now
But now I am yet again stuck with another. I have director checking for
version of quicktime and installing quicktime rather ... firing up the
application if the version is say less than three or doesn't exist.
Hi all,
I was wondering if anyone knew of an Xtra that would aid in the FTPing of a
file. Basically, the app I'm working on will save out a .txt file that
will have to be FTP'd to a specified server. I'd love to simplify the
process by not only saving out the .txt file, but having it
Doesn't even sound like you need ftp if it's only a text file.
I'd create a php page which would save teh file for me, and use director's
postnettext to send the text up to the server.
Just my thoughts.
Otherwise directxtras.com -- directftp xtra.
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DirectFTP at www.directxtras.com
Hi all,
I was wondering if anyone knew of an Xtra that would aid in the FTPing of a
file. Basically, the app I'm working on will save out a .txt file that
will have to be FTP'd to a
Hi Mike,
One I know of is DirectFTP
http://www.directxtras.com/DFTP_home.asp?UUID=1186729
I haven't used it so can't vouch for it though.
Just a thought, as it's only text could you use postNetText in conjunction
with a php/cgi script to do what you need?
regards
Brad
Hi all,
I was wondering
Yeah, I know, get a Mac. I've got a Mac...I need to upgrade. My Mac's just
not as big or as fast as my Win machine so I live with the Win headaches.
Except for this one. Anybody got any info?
I'm using Director 8.51 on Windows 2000 Vers. 5.00.2195 Service Pack 2.
Processor is an AMD Athlon with
I have an text cast member. The member, when on the stage is set to
editable. However, the I beam is not showing up at all, even after the
user types a few letters. What would cause this to happen?
Sharon Moeller
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Do you even need a text file? Maybe it would be handier to stuff the
whole thing into a database.
Exactly the intent! Good call ;) I'm writing this app for a
Sys-Admin...she will write a script that parses the data into her database.
The reason for the .txt file is that the information
You don't need to get a mac, just a different version of Windows. Windows
2000 is not a good platform to use for multimedia in general, because it
wasn't created for that purpose. Get a copy of Win 98 Second Edition if you
want a stable Windows machine (XP might work as well, but I haven't used
i think a more useful path might be to take the same project that's
causing problems and try compiling it on a different platform. then see
if the project still crashes win2k. is it only one project that's
causing problems or can you take an old project and replicate the
problem? are you
I'm working with Win98 and i nearly never have Problems.
(except Kernel32 after running photoshop, director and a few other apps ...
but Kernel32-errors is what windows is about *g*)
The power of a mac is that you can run let's say, photoshop and director
at the same time nearly without any loss
On Wednesday, October 16, 2002, at 10:24 AM, Sharon Moeller wrote:
I have an text cast member. The member, when on the stage is set to
editable. However, the I beam is not showing up at all, even after the
user types a few letters. What would cause this to happen?
A good question. Does it
You could run Photoshop and Director together without a performance hit if
you have a lot of RAM; what I like about Windows (OS X supposedly has
dynamic memory allocation as well) is that you never get out of memory
errors simply because you opened a 200 MB TIFF and don't have enough RAM
Sharon -
From your earlier post of your code, I notice that you're setting the
color of the sprite over and over and over and well you get the idea. If
you make this color change occur only when necessary (like don't do it
when it's the right color already) then your cursor will blink again..
On Wednesday, October 16, 2002, at 10:35 AM, Charlie Fiskeaux II wrote:
You don't need to get a mac, just a different version of Windows.
But that doesn't address the crash problem, and I believe that should
be addressed. It is quite possible to create apps in Director that do
not roll over
I am using Win2K and WinXP Pro and have had no problems with either
environment. All of our production machines are Win2K that do Video
(Premeire), Audio (sound forge), Flash, Photoshop, Bryce rendering, and
Illustrator at the same time. Oh yeah and Director 8.5.1.
I have had nothing but good
Another Question.
I am building a director piece that occasionally asks the user to take care
of it. I can get it to activate whenever on a PC, but am having problems
getting it to multitask on the mac.
Is if possible to have a projector come into focus on a mac by it's own
volition?
B
Hi list,
can you reproduce this (Dir 8.5.1 Win2K):
Create some text in a text member (text color and bgcolor color don't
matter):
member(test)
In the message window type:
x = new(#bitmap)
x.image = member(test).image
The result is a bitmap member, the thumbnail of which is the correct
Windows does that by default, with every version of the OS up until 2K
My Win2K still does it and, yes, it's freakin' annoying.
Thank you,
Stephen Ingrum
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On Wednesday, October 16, 2002, at 07:13 PM, Stephen Ingrum wrote:
Windows does that by default, with every version of the OS up until
2K
My Win2K still does it and, yes, it's freakin' annoying.
Oops, I stand corrected. I guess you still have to use TweakUI. :(
Logically it makes sense.
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