[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
1. I have got this crazy idea that maybe it would be possible
to diagnose Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder in kids
using a graphical task and analysing the mouse movements on
the sly. [snip] Any ideas out there to make it as level a playing
field as
I've uploaded a copy of the stack I'm using to break up AIFF files. It's
primitive, undocumented, and not too pretty. But it works. Download and
use it at your own risk. Feel free to ask questions. If you use it,
change it, or improve it, I'd like a copy of the results. The stack may
change
OK. I give up. How do you delete a customproperty set?
The Help says, "set the customkeys of this stack to empty" will do
it, but it doesn't seem to.
Also the default custom set is named "empty" I guess. If one is so
foolish as to as to load a bunch of properties into it, how does one
On 5/7/00 10:13 am, Steven Tripp [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
OK. I give up. How do you delete a customproperty set?
The Help says, "set the customkeys of this stack to empty" will do
it, but it doesn't seem to.
put the customPropertySets of control "whatever" into tList
delete line
I want to prevent users from entering more than one line in certain fields.
In SuperTalk I would do this by checking the field contents in a close field
handler, but I was wondering if MC has a more efficient approach.
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On 5/7/00 2:37 pm, Sivakatirswami [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I want to prevent users from entering more than one line in certain fields.
In SuperTalk I would do this by checking the field contents in a close field
handler, but I was wondering if MC has a more efficient approach.
Set the
On Mon, 3 Jul 2000, John Burtt wrote:
I realize that I should try this in order to find the cause of the
problem but I don't have a machine running NT of my own. I was
demonstrating my program for a potential customer on their machine.
It just doesn't seem right to tell them their machine
Title: Regular expressions...
I've got down to the business of rewriting all my old scripts using regular expressions. In particular those for chopping, and chunking HTML and similar markups.
Does someone have a source for what support Metacard offers for regular expressions. The matchText
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| Subject: Re: Slicing and dicing tabular data
| Date: Sun, 13 Jun 1999 09:27:34 -0400
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| Fyi, I've contributed a new stack to the Cross Worlds site. It's a
| standalone spreadsheet
oops, sorry, replace "button" with field. i tried attaching your
script to a field not a button.
| please pardon newbie ignorance! i would like to try out your SS object, but
| at not sure how. it seems to be a single script set up for a unix
| system? i tried the obvious of creating a test
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