Re: lingo-l SMUS on FreeBSD

Hi Peter, Sorry to come in at the end of the convo (I don't have the full thread on my home machine because my work one downloaded it). What exactly are you trying to create? If it's an online program that requires internet connectivity for the Multi-User side of things, you can use PHP/CGI

Re: lingo-l overwriting lingo commands

Thanks for all your replies. For the alert-example I could use the alertHook for the effect I want, but I was just wondering if there was any method that would work in general. I guess there is none for moviescripts, but I have to use parent-scripts. Colin: I couldn't get your solution to work,

RE: lingo-l Setting focus on a specific MUI widget

Hi Rob... Thanks for responding. Expecting a user to press the spacebar to hit your #defaultPushButton seems odd -- that's the Enter key's job, and Mui supports it. In Windows, along with the enter key, you can use the spacebar on buttons that have the focus in a dialog boxes. I'm not sure

RE: lingo-l SMUS on FreeBSD

Deane Venske Hi Peter, Sorry to come in at the end of the convo (I don't have the full thread on my home machine because my work one downloaded it). What exactly are you trying to create? If it's an online program that requires internet connectivity for the Multi-User side of things, you

RE: lingo-l Setting focus on a specific MUI widget

Supertramp notwithstanding, I usually take the long way home. Brings back memories. Now I'll be humming Supertramp songs. below is a MUI from a handler called showAbout() that I wrote for a separate projector that does indeed put that focus dotted line on a #pushbutton. The distinction I'm

RE: lingo-l Setting focus on a specific MUI widget

Hi Rob... Lose the icon, or add it after the buttons (which you can do in #pixel mode), and the button will get focus. Perfect! That worked! I greatly appreciate your responding. Brings back memories. Now I'll be humming Supertramp songs. ...and when writing lingo, stick with The Logical

RE: lingo-l Font problem

I do really need pointers. I've been having problems for years with Serbian language which uses Ciryllic very similar to that of Russian. Thats why I am asking for help. Zoran -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:lingo-l- [EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Slava Paperno

RE: lingo-l Font problem

Zoran, If your platform is Windows, I assume you have a Windows True Type font that has all the characters you need for Serbian, and that you have a character map for that font, i.e. you know the decimal number for each character in the font. These numbers should be between 128 and 255,