I imported a small gif to use as a custom cursor. However, when I tried it,
I only got a white mask of the object. I looked through the list archives
and found where someone had suggested drawing the cursor on a UNIX machine so
it would be in the MetaCard custom format. Since I do not
On Mon, 24 Jan 2000 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I imported a small gif to use as a custom cursor. However, when I tried it,
I only got a white mask of the object. I looked through the list archives
and found where someone had suggested drawing the cursor on a UNIX machine so
it would be
On Mon, 24 Jan 2000, Timme,Ulf wrote:
Hi list members,
recently I got such a nice mouse with a wheel in the middle. ;-)
I is pretty neat to scroll the window by turning the wheel. Is there somehow
a possibility to catch this wheel event and do stuff with it in MetaCard.
(I haven't found
On Mon, 24 Jan 2000, Peter Reid wrote:
Hi
I've developed a stack which plays several QuickTime clips (typically
about 30 secs long each). When I run it on my PI-266 MMX/128Mb
laptop running Win 98 2nd Ed., it runs fine. Similarly when I run it
on a Win NT 4 SP5 system, no problems.
When looking for bugs related to display on a Windows 98 system, the
place to start is in the screen drivers, most of which are obscenely
buggy. The fact that you get a total system lockup is even better
evidence because neither QT nor MetaCard should be able to cause this,
whereas it's a
On Mon, 24 Jan 2000, Peter Reid wrote:
I'm considering using MC for "simple" database type development.
Basically, I'm developing a CBT package where the students will
generate questionnaire results and score sheets. These need to be
e-mailed to an Assessor who'll want to collate the
A problem similar to trying to run a standalone on a Mac LC, which
by the way is working...a little slow but working none the less. At any
rate created a stack using MC2.3 then a standalone under Win95. Loaded
the standalone to a Win3.1 and got the following:
On Mon, 24 Jan 2000, Peter Reid wrote:
Using custom properties and/or custom property arrays should handle
this just fine. Performance and reliability should be good with this
approach, and the only significant limitation would be that the full
size of the database should fit comfortably in
Hello everybody,
I'm also about to embark on a project that duplicates some of the
functionality of a FileMaker database. I've already tacked together
a rough prototype of the project, but I thought I'd ask for some
ideas and suggestions before going too far.
The project, which is really a
On Mon, 24 Jan 2000, Craig Spooner wrote:
Hello everybody,
I'm also about to embark on a project that duplicates some of the
functionality of a FileMaker database. I've already tacked together
a rough prototype of the project, but I thought I'd ask for some
ideas and suggestions
On 1/24/00 4:03 PM, Craig Spooner [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
repeat for each line i in tVar
if tSearchItem is in item tWhichColumn of i then
put x cr after tAnotherVar
end if
end repeat
But I'm wondering if there's a better (faster?) way to do this. Would
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