Hi Lingoists,
My current project requires me to import and export text files in Windows
format on both Windows and Macintosh machines. These files will contain
high-ANSI characters, which are coded differently on the different
platforms. The files may originally have been created on a
At 10:18 Uhr +0100 24.06.2004, James Newton wrote:
The code is based on the handlers with similar names in the Chat Input and
Chat Output behaviors in the Internet|Multiuser section of the Library
Palette. David Simmons provided suggestions for the coding of the original
handlers.
I don't know,
On 24/6/04 10:58 am, Alex da Franca [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
for chats (- exchanging text between
platforms) I usually simply convert to html and
send the html instead of text.
Hi Alex,
Even for chat, that seems very inefficient to me. You end up sending a much
larger string than is
At 11:31 Uhr +0100 24.06.2004, James Newton wrote:
That means using 20 times the bandwidth.
you're right.
there's always a disadvantage, when doing such things for lazyness reasons ;-)
the only backdoor left for me now would be to
recommend stripping the html header and the font
tag before
Hi list,
This is the way I'm retrieving the last marker name. It seems a bit too
complicated to me. Can you comment or share your method?
the markerlist[the markerlist.findPos(marker(0))]
Thanks,
Frank
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I use...
(the markerList).getAProp(marker(0))
-Chuck
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I've personally put it in a function (aptly named gFindLastMarker),
especially because on top of it I ignore the blank markers.
... Alex ...
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I need to get a high-res (1200 dpi) printer font for Chinese and
Cyrillic--we need to do high-quality print output. Does anybody have any
ideas how to get those? I've only dealt with on-screen fonts.
Cordially,
Kerry Thompson
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If you are using Win2000 and later, look your security settings. I had same
problem in the past. I changed the security settings of include folder and
now I can import about 2300 pictures at once. I think the solve is this.
Murat Corlu
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You mean like postscript font metric files(.pfm) instead of font
bitmap(.pfb) files used in screen representation? Typically when you
purchase fonts from a type foundry they will provide both bitmap and
metrics for each face... at least with Postscript, since that is what I
am familiar with.
Are you thinking about using these in Director somehow, or for some
other purpose?
I need to be able to print high-quality (1200 dpi) text with PrintOMatic
from Director, eventually. At the moment, I need the fonts to go in a
Quark File for a presentation.
Cordially,
Kerry Thompson
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I need to get a high-res (1200 dpi) printer font for Chinese and
Cyrillic--we need to do high-quality print output. Does anybody have any
ideas how to get those? I've only dealt with on-screen fonts.
Either TrueType or Postscript fonts should do all that automatically.
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Have you tried other fonts? Perhaps those that you are using are lacking
the outlines or something. Newer verions of quark support both TrueType
and PostScript...do you have any font tools that will let you get any
more info about what is included with them? I have ATM at home (just
lite
Hi list...
Some time ago, I came across a really cool website that had lots of math
lessons done in Shockwave. Of course, I don't remember the URL.
Sound familiar to anyone?
Thanks,
- Michael M.
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Mendelsohn, Michael wrote:
Hi list...
Some time ago, I came across a really cool website that had lots of math
lessons done in Shockwave. Of course, I don't remember the URL.
Sound familiar to anyone?
http://www.tetonmultimedia.com/tetonmultimedia/lessons.cfm
http://www.jmckell.com
Cheers!
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http://www.jmckell.com/
hth
Fraser
Mendelsohn, Michael wrote:
Hi list...
Some time ago, I came across a really cool website that had lots of math
lessons done in Shockwave. Of course, I don't remember the URL.
Sound familiar to anyone?
Thanks,
- Michael M.
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Wouldn't the problem be the resolution you are printing at?
I mean, if you are using POM to print the director screen, you have only
the number of pixels as the screen size. If you want to print a 800x600
screen at 1200dpi, then it is up to you to make up a lot of pixelsor
end if with a
URLEncode/Decode?
At 03:55 AM 6/24/2004, you wrote:
At 11:31 Uhr +0100 24.06.2004, James Newton wrote:
That means using 20 times the bandwidth.
you're right.
there's always a disadvantage, when doing such things for lazyness reasons ;-)
the only backdoor left for me now would be to recommend
Wouldn't the problem be the resolution you are printing at?
I mean, if you are using POM to print the director screen,
you have only
the number of pixels as the screen size.
I'm using POM, but I'm not printing the screen. I'm setting up a table
and populating it with text.
I'll run some
http://www.explorelearning.com
At 12:43 PM -0400 6/24/04, Mendelsohn, Michael wrote:
Hi list...
Some time ago, I came across a really cool website that had lots of math
lessons done in Shockwave. Of course, I don't remember the URL.
Sound familiar to anyone?
Thanks,
- Michael M.
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At 11:29 +1200 24/06/04, Tony Bray wrote:
We don't need another my Macs better than your PC battle.
Ok, but my Mac is better than my PC... Hey even your Mac is probably
better than my PC, possibly even better than my Mac, and your PC is
likely... Nah I won't go there. :-)
Jakob
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Some time ago, I came across a really cool website that had lots of math
lessons done in Shockwave.
Well, not so cool, but some math lessons in lingo for small Swedish
children in need of extra exercise: http://www.winzell.se/clown/
Kurt Winzell
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Well done, nevertheless.
And what do you mean by *small* Swedish children?
I wasn't paying attention and only reached 80 out of 100 points in the dice game...
Boo-hoo...sob...etc.
Bertil Flink
Creative Media
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I know of this one http://www.jmckell.com/ ...some good tips on vector
math
Pedja
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Subject: lingo-l Seeking Shockwave math website
Hi
On Jun 24, 2004, at 7:24 PM, Pedja Guzvica wrote:
I like to have 15 apps running at the same time and
not hearing any complains about not having enough memory
OS9 is dead. Give it a rest.
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Troy
RPSystems, Ltd.
http://www.rpsystems.net
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On Jun 24, 2004, at 9:00 PM, Stephen Ingrum wrote:
Only problem is that I can't remember which formula is for which
problem(almost 40)
Almost 40 formulas?
Or years?
I turned forty this year, and I've never felt so... old.
My kids complain because I have to turn my techno and house music up
ummm years.
No kids yet, we're still practicing.
WOW 3am???
I program better than I did when I stayed up till 3, but I haven't seen
the other side of 1 in a while.
Two quotes that I repeatedly say:
Nothing good ever happens after midnight
You should never see the sunrise without a fishing
Hmm- sleeping on the keyboard leaves imprints in your face after 40...
Cath
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ummm years.
No kids yet, we're still practicing.
WOW 3am???
I program better than I did when I stayed up till 3, but I haven't seen
the other side of 1 in a while.
Two
On Jun 24, 2004, at 11:08 PM, Stephen Ingrum wrote:
No kids yet, we're still practicing.
WOW 3am???
I program better than I did when I stayed up till 3, but I haven't
seen the other side of 1 in a while.
Well youngster, let me tell you something I've learned... ;-)
Once you have 4 kids... the
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