I received this...
Please do NOT respond to the list - he's not on it. If interested, contact
him directly.
-
Hi,
I'm looking for a great Shockwave 3D developer to come join a group of 3D
technology gurus in NC to help with some really cool military contracts.
The
Director internally keeps a list of symbols, and it respects the case of
the first use of a given symbol. If you're not getting your choice of case,
then somewhere internal in Director that symbol is in use, and it's
capitalized.
- Tab
At 03:00 PM 9/13/04, Ross Clutterbuck wrote:
Hi List
Can
A more traditional way, just using abs and some math, gives you:
intPart =integer(abs(myFloat) - 0.5) * (-1 + (((myFloat + abs(myFloat))
/ (myFloat * 2))*2))
floatPart =abs(myFloat) - abs(intPart)
It's the same as my original posting, but abs'ing everything to get the
numbers, and that
This is all you need:
intPart =integer(myFloat - .5)
floatPart =myFloat - intPart
- Tab
At 10:32 PM 9/1/04, John Waller wrote:
Hi,
I have a floating point number, e.g. 45.6200, and I want to be able to
store the whole number part and the fraction part separately, so that I
can increment an
No, they're .WAV files.
I tried .MP3, and they do have a more noticeable gap, but there's still a
short hitch there with the .WAV.
- Tab
At 09:02 AM 8/21/04, Stany De Roos wrote:
Hi Tab,
Are that MP3 files you're playing? MP3 files have a small but noticeable
noise gap at the start, that why
of granularity, but for
this particular application it needs to be consistent with zero breaks.
- Tab
At 03:44 PM 8/21/04, John R. Sweeney Jr wrote:
on 8/20/04 10:29 PM, Tab Julius at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Anybody come across this and any insights on how to work around it?
- Tab
Do you have
I'm researching an issue with sound queueing and am wondering if anyone has
run into this.
The objective is to play sounds one after another, with no
breaks. According to the documentation, you can do sound(x).queue([info])
on a number of members, which has them preload, and then do
(1) PLEASE turn off autoresponders, or unsubscribe.
(2) If you see an autoresponder, TELL ME, but DON'T reply back to the list
- that just makes more traffic and creates another autoresponder thread.
Thanks
- Tab
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Hi Per,
I was curious to try this, since Othello's my favorite game, and the first
real graphic one I ever programmed (1984 or 1985, I think).
1) Looks very good visually
2) The prompts that show where to put the piece are too intrusive. They
look like chips, and it makes it hard to visualize
Well, unless the string is changing in size right under your nose, you
don't need to calculate the number of chars every single time. That's one
small optimization you can do...
numChars =the number of chars in reallyBigString
repeat with x=1 to numChars
...
I doubt the size of the string
At 07:04 AM 5/1/04, Peter Bochan wrote:
Hey,
Just been playing around with MUI xtra, and found out that widgets display
the lunar interface buttons (like XP) in authoring but when exported to
projector they don't. Not that I want to say that the xtra doesn't work, but
snip
Just so you know,
You don't even need BuddyAPI, you could just use Lingo's built-in SetPref
and GetPref, which is made for exactly this, and Lingo takes care of where
they're stored - you just need to give it a name of your program (or
whatever) and pass down a string that has the preferences in it. Then in
Viktor,
I honestly have no idea what question you're asking. Are you asking if
shipping a projector.INI file that overrides default settings is
better? What kind of optimization are you looking for? Do you have some
part of your product that's slow? If so, tell us about it and how you've
The thing is pretty optimized already. Most of that stuff, with the
exception of DisplayFullLingoErrorText you can leave alone unless you're
seeing specific problems. For instance, when doing a product on Mac OS/9
there could be memory problems and you might need to fiddle with the memory
The frame rate acts as a governor. In the old days, games that were
released on, say, the original IBM PC, were lucky to have any speed at
all. Programmers just tried to make them as fast as possible. Then when
faster machines were released, suddenly the old games were TOO fast, things
sped
At 01:43 PM 4/9/04, Mendelsohn, Michael wrote:
Are there any caveats to opening one Director projector from another
Director projector?
Shouldn't be, unless you count things like running out of memory. If Xtras
are bundled, you'd have to test to make sure they properly got unpacked and
deleted
No, but if you hold down the ALT key when you click go to handler it'll
open it up in a second window, leaving your first window intact.
- Tab
At 03:18 PM 4/9/04, Peter Bochan wrote:
Hello,
If you click Go to handler button in script window it will navigate there.
Is there a way to go back to
At 03:56 PM 3/26/04, Alexx wrote:
Hi all,
I'm new on this list, I hope I'll find / give a lot of help here ;)
Welcome, Alexx!
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Hi Rob,
On Internet Explorer, you don't need an Xtra - you can call a function
myMovieName.evalScript and pass it a string (which you can parse out
later). It takes a return value. In Lingo, put 'on evalScript' in a movie
handler. To send in the other direction (to IE) you call
a director projector and director.
valentin
Tab Julius wrote:
Hi Rob,
On Internet Explorer, you don't need an Xtra - you can call a function
myMovieName.evalScript and pass it a string (which you can parse out
later). It takes a return value. In Lingo, put 'on evalScript' in a
movie
handler
You spend too much time in those casinos
-- YES button
on mouseUp
halt
end
-- NO button
on mouseUp
-- go to wherever doesn't have your quit/exit screen
end
At 01:40 PM 3/24/04, Fred Westermeyer wrote:
Help!
Ok, I lost my head some where on the road to work today.
How do i make a
Irv,
You are right - parameters are stack allocations; I've never seen anyone
directly have a property as a parameter and pick them up directly. I
suppose you could write a compiler to do so - but C and Lingo aren't
written that way, afaik. If it does work in Lingo then someone went out of
Basic math - the negative of any number is that same number but on the
opposite side of zero. A negative of 2 is -2. A negative of -2 is 2 again.
In your x=-1 then put -(-x), the answer is correctly -1.
The two negatives basically cancel each other out. X was -1. -x flips it
to 1. -(-x)
That's quite the if statement.
You want to change the cursor while you're in there? First, you're doing
this on mouseWithin, so it will get executed a lot, just so you know.
You might want to toss an 'updateStage' command after the cursor.
Also, cursors behave differently in MIAWs, so if you
At 04:54 PM 3/22/04, Warren Ockrassa wrote:
The point that
confused me was: at school teachers explained that two minuses can never
give birth to a plus, so I was just thinking how come the mentioned issue
would work.
Your teachers were incorrect, as you have found. Two negatives can yield a
At 05:59 PM 3/22/04, Warren Ockrassa wrote:
Of course, two wrongs still don't make a right,* but that's another
topic entirely. ;)
But three lefts make a right.. right? :)
I heard about someone who went to a Sierra Club get-together and pulled
aside three members. He ended up with a single
Contrary to popular belief, if your program isn't animating fast enough,
raising the fps won't make it magically faster.
FPS (frames per second) acts more like a governer - specifying the maximum
frames per second allowable - anything over that, and it will
wait. However, your machine may not
Sure. But not in a single file.
What you will do is ship a playback projector / .exe that uses an external
cast called slideshow (or whatever).
Then from the authoring program you create that external cast and save it.
- Tab
At 01:34 AM 2/29/04, juan colon wrote:
lets say a user creates a
There is a setting you can put in your .INI file
[Lingo]
DisplayFullLingoErrorText=1
This affects the normal alert boxes you get when you run a projector so I
would guess it has the same impact on the alert hook.
- Tab
At 06:15 AM 2/12/04, Michael von Aichberger wrote:
Hi List!
I have a
Pranav,
If you want to make one big file with lots of little binaries in it, and
will just use a straight binary writer (as opposed to a database), then you
will have to put up front (or in a separate info file or something) a table
of contents, or at a minimum, before you write each chunk of
IIRC, there is a setting in later versions of Windows (ME+ maybe?) where
you can indicate the action you want it to take when receiving a shutdown
request. IOW, it varies by machine. One machine might perform the
shutdown, the other might just log off, depending on how it's
configured. It
,
which is a good thing. It'd be a nightmare to debug if it didn't.
- Tab
At 06:13 PM 12/23/03, Bruce Mitchener wrote:
Tab Julius wrote:
As was mentioned, look for a halt command.
Another simple answer is, if you normally have the movie loop around, and
you accidentally turned off the loop
) and when it runs out of sprite frames, it
will call stopMovie.
It's a little hard to say without seeing the movie and/or knowing how it's
structured.
- Tab
At 08:52 PM 12/22/03, Bruce Mitchener wrote:
Tab Julius wrote:
Does it die with a crash, or just stop responding?
For most of today
Hi,
Does it die with a crash, or just stop responding?
If it dies, you can narrow it down by bracketing it until you find the
place that is causing its death.
If it just stops responding, my guess is that you might have an infinite
loop, which would be hard to further diagnose without the
That error code translates to One arg expected meaning it's expecting one
parameter/argument.
At 02:15 PM 12/13/03, grimmwerks wrote:
I'm only checking a list to see what the count of something is
(ie if gThisAssetList.assets.count) and I'm getting an alert of:
is3dCastMember
Unknown error
The list is active, but it's not a Majordomo list anymore. I'm not exactly
sure how you sign up, as I was ported over from the old list. I'm not
familiar with lyris myself, but you could try going to lyris.macromedia.com
- not sure if that would work or not...
- Tab
At 02:03 PM 11/28/03,
It depends on who's looking for them.
A program doing a directory search for them won't find them, unless they
specifically look for hidden files.
A program trying to open the files will work fine.
I think autorun.inf probably needs to be visible, but maybe not.
For the other files, if the
1) Besides testing HIS cd, send him one that you know works and have him
try THAT on his machine. If the one you send works, but his original
doesn't, then the problem is with the physical disk. If neither work, then
it's something about his configuration.
2) Please don't copy direct-l and
I think much of this derives from the original understanding of Xtras, and
the migration of a lot of Director functionality from within the runtime
engine itself into Xtras (said migration occurred mainly between D5 and
D6.x, complete with the engine overhaul in D7).
The touted benefit was
Lingo doesn't have a boolean variable type. A true is considered an integer 1.
Easy test:
testVar =TRUE
put testVar
-- 1
testVar =FALSE
put testVar
-- 0
For the purposes of testing (expression evaluation), any non-zero value is
considered TRUE.
At 05:47 AM 10/5/03, Peter Bochan wrote:
Hi
At 03:28 PM 10/5/03, Buzz Kettles wrote:
At 7:40 AM -0400 10/5/03, you wrote:
Lingo doesn't have a boolean variable type. A true is considered an
integer 1.
Actually, TRUE = anything non-zero ( VOID since that's also treated as
zero)
for instance:
Yes, as I indicated in my statement For the
I haven't read the previous messages, and aren't familiar with masterApp or
BuddyAPI (I know what they are, but I mean I don't use them), but how are
you sending the key code? Do you specify the destination window?
And are you sending the ASCII value, or sending they keycode? (they're
Well, you can't really open a folder as you would a file. I think you
mean open it onscreen so you can choose a file? If so, look at both
fileXtra and fileIO - FileXtra has functions like fileOpenDialog (for
getting a filename), fileSaveAsDialog (for choosing a name to save as), and
FileIO
Macromedia wants people to know about all great features - no point having
a great feature if no one knows about them.
Occasionally an undocumented feature is one that is powerful but not safe
in the hands of people who don't know what to do with it. Nothing in Lingo
comes to mind that
That happens too... no one wants to officially release it yet because it
was either tossed in at the last minute, or they didn't get it working
until the last minute, and it never really got tested and vetted.
And, occasionally, from other places I've been, I know developers have
their own pet
The problem with one-bit stuff is getting that bit out of there. You have
to break apart a byte to get at each bit and it's a hassle with code. It
keeps the image size down, sure, but it's not fast.
You'd be much better off going with 256-color images. Still enough color
to do most artwork,
I'm not charging $10/hr myself, I was talking about a junior developer /
content integrator - most jobs seem to want to lowball the cost of the
talent nowadays.
At 08:54 PM 9/7/03, Fletcher Moore wrote:
I charge $80/hr in Boston and have plenty of work. I think if you are just
starting, you'd
If you're in MA, and want a job as a content integrator / junior multimedia
developer, with all due respect, I'd say you'd consider yourself lucky to
even get employed at the moment. That said, anywhere from $10/hr to $20/hr
would probably be the range. If you haven't noticed, the market is
don't see any reason that you'd have a conflict between FileXtra
and FileIO as long as they weren't both holding the same file open
simultaneously.
- Tab
At 06:47 PM 9/1/03, Howdy-Tzi wrote:
On Monday, Sep 1, 2003, at 15:51 America/Chicago, Tab Julius wrote:
Does it always delete the file
It might help if you would post the code you are using.
At 05:04 AM 9/1/03, Enrique Nivasch wrote:
Hi,
I'm having a weird problem with the fileio xtra.
I want to create a text file on the disk and the file is only created every
now and then. Sometimes Director creates the file, at other
Enrique,
Does it always delete the file? If the file is in use (for instance, some
process has it open - you perhaps, if you didn't close it) - it won't be
able to be deleted, at least not without rebooting in between or killing
the process that has it open.
Before seeing if it creates every
Alphabetically, that's correct (because they're strings).
One way around it, if you MUST have them as strings, is to pre-pend them
with 0's, so you get 001, 002, 003, ... 010, 011.
Write a function to prepend zeros until you reach a certain length, and
another to strip them. Stripping is
At 04:29 PM 8/23/03, Peter Bochan wrote:
Hi Lingo Developers!
I was just curious how can I figure out the list of RGB colors codes?
Should I make up a loop in Director that will show me that index or is
there another way to accomplish that?
If you are talking about the indexed 256 colors in a
I agree with what Kerry said, and would suggest that you see if those users
can play the video normally, outside of Director.
If they can't play it normally on the system, using a standard player, then
it's highly unlikely that it will magically work inside of Director.
On the other hand, if
You have to disregard the from address. That's totally fakeable. The
only thing trustworthy is the source IP address.
We have separate accounts here (like [EMAIL PROTECTED],
[EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED], etc.). It's amusing to see
our tech support account receive email from [EMAIL
For the San Jose area, it'd only make sense if it you had a day job and was
doing it on the side.
There is another listing (on dice.com) as follows. Note that two listings
for the whole country is a sad state of affairs. But anyway:
Title: Director Programmer
Skills: Macromedia Director
No, but there is if you use FileXtra (the free one that used to ship with
Director)
* FileOpenDialog string initialDir, string filtStr, string dlogTitle,
Boolean createPrompt, Boolean fileMustExist
- Tab
At 06:35 AM 8/15/03, Kerry Thompson wrote:
With FileIO, is there a way to make the File
Adios, Pranav, glad you were able to join us. Good luck in your new
position (hope you have one!)
I agree, it's clear the market is dramatically reduced. Just curious,
compared to a couple of years ago, where do people think it is? 30% of
what it was? 10%? 60%? Where do you think it will
I have a few that didn't make it to the list - all have .scr attachments.
Pretty sure it's a virus, and probably just arbitrarily used a user name
(James Newton) that happened to match one of our subscribers, unless of
course James himself is infected without realizing it.
If it truly came
Probably, but do you want to save it and retrieve it later, or save it in
bitmap form (for another app to read)?
If you want to retrieve it later, I guess you could use imaging lingo to go
through it pixel by pixel and convert to hex and use fileio to write it out
to a text file, then rebuild
John,
We did an Xtra for this once. Contact me offline at [EMAIL PROTECTED] and
I'll see what I can find.
- Tab
At 09:39 AM 8/5/03, John R. Sweeney Jr wrote:
My client has there screensavers set through out the field at 3 minutes to
turn on. They don't want to turn them off.
Is there a way in
Okay, even if you get away with this in authoring, it will crash in a
projector.
You cannot forget the active movie MIAW from the MIAW itself. Basically
that's pulling the rug out from under its feet. The mouseUp function needs
to return somewhere, and if the movie has disappeared, you are
No, that'd be one heck of an ascii value (ascii of 'a' is 97).
No, what you're seeing is probably the sum of the internal memory pointer
to the string, plus 1.
At 07:41 AM 7/1/03, biju george wrote:
Hi list,
When i suddenly found the following result in Message
Window, i could not understand
Nothing will give you the first property and value together. There's no
format for that. You have to query them separately, they're separate entries.
You could do getPropAt() and getAt(), as you suggested.
Depending on how often you need to use this, you could write a function to
return you
Your message header says:
List-Archive: http://mail4.fcgnetworks.net/archives/lingo-l/
Though it only goes back a year, from the time we moved to MailMan.
Somehow I have to figure out how to archive all the previous years when we
were under majordomo software. I started the list in, I think,
Last I checked, it was 32k, the max size of a string (because you can only
store a string at a time). That was under D7; haven't checked if it's any
different now.
At 03:41 PM 6/29/03, Mike Warner wrote:
Does anyone know the max amount of data that can be stored/retrieved from
one file via
Try the recompile all scripts off of the Modify menu (I think).
At 06:47 AM 6/27/03, Fletcher Moore wrote:
Hi all,
I've got a problem:
1) I've got a movie script that is linked to a bunch of different director
apps. One app, however, needs a slightly altered version of said script.
2) So, in
20.06.2003, Tab Julius wrote:
I've noticed that occasionally commands issued in the message window are
ignored. I haven't figured out the rhyme or reason to this, but in
testing various command-line Xtras, occasionally, a call garners no
result at all. A breakpoint and/or printout in the Xtra shows
I've noticed that occasionally commands issued in the message window are
ignored. I haven't figured out the rhyme or reason to this, but in testing
various command-line Xtras, occasionally, a call garners no result at
all. A breakpoint and/or printout in the Xtra shows it was never
called.
That could originate anywhere.
What you should do is try to narrow down roughly the area where it occurs
in your program (for instance, as a result of a mouse click?), put a
breakpoint just before that place, and then step through in the debugger.
If it crashes on a call to the third-party
The integer() function in Lingo happens to round UP (some languages it
rounds down, or just acts as a trunc() (truncate) function. Lingo doesn't
have a truncate function.
To round up, just do:
result =integer(myNumber)
To round down, you have to subtract .5:
result =integer(myNumber -
The integer() function in Lingo happens to round UP (some languages it
rounds down, or just acts as a trunc() (truncate) function. Lingo doesn't
have a truncate function.
To round up, just do:
result =integer(myNumber)
To round down, you have to subtract .5:
result =integer(myNumber -
This isn't really a Lingo topic, but since it's pretty quiet...
I agree, except that I'm not all that happy with Infogrames. my son brought
home an Infogrames CD (published under the auspices of Nickelodeon) that
his grandmother got for him when he was visiting them. It wouldn't run on
Sure, we've written similar Xtras with QT. If you're just wondering
about it, then the answer is yes. If you're actually interested in
something like that, write me off-list.
- Tab
At 09:30 PM 6/16/03, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm just curious, and would like to bounce the idea off of
Probably what you want to look into is a Movie in a Window also known as
a MIAW. They are director movies that you can launch from other director
movies, and they run in their own window.
They can share global variables with the main movie, even be linked to the
same external casts. And one
Works fine for me - just tried a quick fileOpen, and then an alert with an
alert list. Didn't try building a whole one from scratch, though. Does
your same code work properly in D8.5?
At 12:24 PM 6/11/03, Charlie Fiskeaux II wrote:
Has anybody used the MUI Xtra on OSX? I'm trying to port
You're almost there...
repeat with aa = 1 to count(propertyListName)
set TheName to getPropAt(propertyListName, aa)
set TheValue to ???
set the value to getAt(propertyListName, aa)
getPropAt gets you the prop at the location
getAt gets you the value at the location.
Optimization hint - get
Then you need to contact whatever company you bought it
from. Unfortunately the list can't help you with that...
At 06:50 PM 6/5/03, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
HEY! We're trying to register the new osControl xtra for a gig that we're
working on, but although it's been purchased we haven't
Regardless, that's between them and PegHole and/or OpenSpark... so, the
list can help how??
At 09:07 PM 6/5/03, Colin Holgate wrote:
Then you need to contact whatever company you bought it from.
Unfortunately the list can't help you with that...
Not sure that's exactly right, The key came
[This posting was on DICE.COM, contact instructions at the
bottom. Requires Authorware and Lingo skills]
Title: Sr. Multimedia Specialist
Skills: Macromedia Authorware, SCORM, dev. CBT
Date: 6-5-2003
Location: Arlington, VA
Area code: 703
Tax term: CON_W2
Pay rate: DOE
Length:
Thank you!
Tab Julius
Penworks Corporation
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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p e n w o r k s c o r p o r a t i o n
software architecture + multimedia engineering
specialists in custom xtras
www.penworks.com
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I'm not familiar with ResHack, but I do know that the internals of the
projector changed with 8.5.1 (XP release); that was the first one we were
unable to support with Iconizer without rewriting Iconizer (or parts
thereof). Chances are that you can modify a 8.5 projector just fine, but
not a
VPlayer also supports chroma, so since it's 3D, you could make the
background some unused color that won't appear in the fire (like lime
green) and filter that color out at playback time. That should give you
the effect you want.
- Tab
At 01:11 PM 5/30/03, Vittorio Marchi wrote:
we need to
Part of the problem is that compression functions introduce a lot of visual
noise. What might have been a pure (0,0,0) black in the source rendering
might have a lot of different colors when compressed to a video like
MPEG. That's where the chroma range comes in - think of it as the
I would suggest organizing your vars so you know which is which, but
failing that, you could do this:
on xtraP whichInst
instType =string(whichInst)
isXtra =instType starts Xtra
return(isXtra)
end
- Tab
At 09:52 AM 4/2/03, Daniel Plaenitz wrote:
At 14:15 02.04.2003 +0100, you wrote:
Okay, originally the announcement of the survey seemed to be a scam (coming
from New Zealand with no obvious Macromedia connection) but I was able to
verify that it is, in fact, actually legit.
If you visit http://www.macromedia.com/special/director_sweepstakes/ then
you will see the reference
TO ALL USERS - NOTE THAT THIS SURVEY IS NOT HOSTED FROM THE MACROMEDIA SITE
- BE CAREFUL WHEN RESPONDING.
At 10:50 PM 3/26/03, Sean Wilson wrote:
With apologies to those subscribed to other lists where the original
message may have been sent, MM are surveying Director features.
Feel free to use
At 08:37 AM 3/26/03, Alex wrote:
Quick simple question that is bugging me, I have a series of Jpg images
that in the windows folder register as being 12k in size the biggest ones
being 96k.
When I import them into Director each of the images shoot up to a massive
1.8mb in size? I wonder why it
are that it emulates poorly, if at all.
Tab Julius
Penworks Corporation
At 04:51 PM 3/25/03, Fletcher Moore wrote:
Hi,
Can every Mac user on this list do me a favor? I am testing which Apple CD
drivers work with the CDPro Xtra. I've tried 1.4.8 and 1.4.7 (no luck) and
1.2 (worked). I've also got
Director will expand internally to full format. It does not keep them in
memory in compressed form.
At 09:38 AM 3/24/03, Tom van Gemert wrote:
Hi, Does anybody know if it is possible to import a compressed image
format (like JPG) in director (not transforming to a bitmap, so keeping
the
appreciate your help in this.
Thanks
Tab Julius
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As a side note (as the question's already been answered about explicitly
converting it to a string), if you are adding OTHER text in, and the number
is at the end, then an implicit conversion is made:
This would NOT work:
member(MyTextBox).text =c
But this WOULD work:
member(MyTextBox).text
Beep was originally a speaker beep, and at least on my machine on D8.5.1 it
still is. It's almost a click from the built-in computer speaker, not the
amplified wave sounds. Probably in a noisy office, you wouldn't even hear it.
At 07:41 PM 3/12/03, Phil Gross wrote:
I just tried using the
Yes, I hear the same system beep.
However, I checked my sound choices. I normally have all sounds off. The
one in question is Default sound. If that is not assigned, you will get
the machine beep (assuming your machine has an internal speaker). If I
reassign it to, say, ding.wav, then I
Or, more correctly, drivers 1.4.7 or 1.4.8 do not work properly with CD Pro.
The distinction being that I think this is a bug in the drivers; 1.34 and
1.35 were seriously broken, but they fixed them by the time 1.38 came
out. Apparently shortly thereafter they introduced the stopping
bug.
You can either protect them or compress them. Compressing them is save as
shockwave or just publishing, and I prefer it because not only are they
better protected, but they are smaller too.
At 07:23 AM 3/5/03, Jeremy wrote:
When using external casts, is the a way to protect them from just
. to 9 a.m. West Coast US time
This will be 13:00 to 17:00 hours GMT
I apologize for any inconvenience.
Tab Julius
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Symbols aren't really meant to be exact string holders. They are a
shortcut to give you string-like recognition (visual) without the overhead
of strings. They're not meant to be a container for shipping strings around.
Two solutions:
1) Prepend a number to the string, always, like symbol(9
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