Hi all.
I am using the buddy xtra to install a font on the user's
machine by copying the font from the CD into the PCs fonts
folder (win). On some machines this seems to do the trick,
and the font is immediately available for use by the
projector. On a few other test machines, it is not.
The next day my message window displayed:
put a+1
-- 42580489
and the value was different from the one of the day
before!!!
Just try it twice in a row, and it'll be different every time.
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Andrew,
Is this Windows or Mac OS? Have you checked the user's permissions? Windows
won't allow a Restricted User to install fonts.
Slava
At 03:06 PM 7/2/03 +0200, you wrote:
Hi all.
I am using the buddy xtra to install a font on the user's
machine by copying the font from the CD into the
Oddly, Kerry seemed to forget reading page 402 of my book.
I say oddly because he was the technical reviewer on it! ;)
Oh, I remember it, all right. Unfortunately, there are still a few
wretched souls who haven't be blessed by the [Ockrassa] enlightenment.
Bruce Epstein covers event order
Oddly, Kerry seemed to forget reading page 402 of my book.
I say oddly because he was the technical reviewer on it! ;)
Hmm.. Very suspicious... ;)
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I'm trying to open a pdf file in lingo. I can open the file by
specifying the location of the acrobat reader, hover I may not know
where the reader is on each computer. How can I find out the location
of the acrobat reader exe file without using buddy api?
If it's on a CD-ROM, you could
On Wednesday, Jul 2, 2003, at 08:08 America/Chicago, Kerry Thompson
wrote:
Oddly, Kerry seemed to forget reading page 402 of my book.
I say oddly because he was the technical reviewer on it! ;)
Oh, I remember it, all right. Unfortunately, there are still a few
wretched souls who haven't be
On Wednesday, Jul 2, 2003, at 08:06 America/Chicago, Andrew Dempsey
wrote:
I am using the buddy xtra to install a font on the user's
machine by copying the font from the CD into the PCs fonts
folder (win). On some machines this seems to do the trick,
and the font is immediately available for
Recentely i had the same problem with embedded fonts, they appear as ragged
when you use it, especially if you use color, but just changing the
antialiasing of the fonts in the property inspector to a really tiny size
did the trick in most cases. Somnetimes what i had to do was use background
Yeah, it's workable as well, of course. You can tell the MACR
docs are somewhat dated as they include stepFrame events, which aren't
commonly used any more. Ah well.
They aren't? I use them all the time to get objects to work in synch
with the score.
Cordially,
Kerry Thompson
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On Wednesday, Jul 2, 2003, at 10:33 America/Chicago, Kerry Thompson
wrote:
Yeah, it's workable as well, of course. You can tell the MACR
docs are somewhat dated as they include stepFrame events, which aren't
commonly used any more. Ah well.
They aren't? I use them all the time to get objects to
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[re stepframe]
They aren't? I use them all the time to get objects to work in synch
with the score.
Oops, sorry, I though they'd been deprecated. My mistake.
I was thinking of perFrameHook! Dang, talk about a neuronal misfire...
-- WthmO
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Well, I think we ALL depreciate Kerry and his hard work.
On Wednesday, July 2, 2003, at 01:14 PM, Howdy-Tzi wrote:
Oops, sorry, I though they'd been deprecated. My mistake.
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On Wed, 02 Jul 2003 , Kurt Griffin wrote:
Lingo alone can't search a hard drive. You could use another xtra, like
fileXtra3 (free, but a whole lot of effort to use for this) or masterApp.
But, I think the Buddy way is the best way - baOpenFile(path) is short and
sweet - it does all of the
Hi Andrew,
We've encountered this on Windows 98 using the most recent version of buddy
(3.5.1.0). Fonts won't register properly, even after restarting, but will
become available if you open or explore the fonts folder in the system
directory.
It's annoying -- as far as I know it didn't show up
Soo, now I'm having problems printing using PrintOMatic (my first time)
I have authored the CDRom in Dir 7.02 due to low end users and am using
Printomatic version 1.6, authored on Mac Power G4, will be cross-platform CD
someday...if the computer pushkins accept my offerings
Well I got it to Print but now the message is
can't print this type of data, then it PRINTS it exactly as I want it!
AH! (sorry I have been working on this project 15 hours a day for the
past two weeks and tonight's an all nighter to finish it)
I changed the code to:
set doc = new(xtra
I've only used Printomatic Lite (most recently 1.6.5) so I have no info
on adding pages, but would inserting
reset doc
right after
if not objectP(doc) then exit
to reset the instance of the document help? I seem to recall it solved
some of my general woes with Printomatic Lite.
Thank you Denis and everyone else who responded!
After reading your suggestions and experimenting with them, it finally
clicked! Problem solved.
Chris
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Date: Mon, 30 Jun 2003 21:45:06 -0400
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Thank you Carl and Tom!
Yes, I have reached dimishing returns...but my client has no clue about
producing CDRoms. Wants it last week of course. sigh. .so, lots of milky
way candy bars and coffee tonight.
Chris
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