Sivakatirswami at wrote:
For all the difficulty and cross platform issues I think I will need, given
my skill level, to stick with writing preferences to a data folder in the
directory containing the engine. Many mainstream applications do employ this
strategy.
The cool thing is that the
andu wrote:
Peter Reid at wrote:
He clearly believes that MetaCard is a powerful tool somewhat let
down by its current user interface in two respects - a) the interface
presented to the developer, and b) its lack of complete adherence to
Mac U-I guidelines.
Apple ? The SK8 and
On 24/7/00 2:55 pm, Blair Moxon [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Wow...this is news to me. Couldn't this kind of information be included in
the help file? I poked around with MC as a helper app some time ago but gave
up as I couldn't get it configured properly. Could someone (Kevin or Scott)
please
On 24/7/00 4:16 pm, James Parker [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What is the trick to working with binary data in MetaCard?
It's easy enough to open a binary file and read in the data and then open
another binary file for write to write out the data but how do you
manipulate the data once you've
Title: post vs put vs ?sockets? for http
I have a problem that I haven't been able to solve, and I thought--again, since I've posted a brief version of a part of this issue before--that perhaps someone on the list might be able to help. And sorry I had to make it so long-winded
Problem: I
I have a problem that I haven't been able to solve, and I thought--again,
since I've posted a brief version of a part of this issue before--that
perhaps someone on the list might be able to help. And sorry I had to make
it so long-winded
Problem: I have a dual server configuration where
Is it possible to determine the type of a file on the MacOS? I have
tried looking in the help docs and in the archives. I did find where
Scott mentioned that you had to check if files had a certain type,
but I can't figure out how this could be done. I know how to filter
the answer file
I saw this asked before but no answer was ever given:
Is there a way to detect the system's menu font on the machine running
MetaCard? On Mac, that could be Chicago, Charcoal, or several others. On
Windows, probably MS Sans Serif.
It's the Mac interface I particularly need to know. When
He clearly believes that MetaCard is a powerful tool somewhat let
down by its current user interface in two respects - a) the interface
presented to the developer, and b) its lack of complete adherence to
Mac U-I guidelines.
The interface presented to the developer... give me a break.
On 25/7/00 7:03 pm, Jacqueline Landman Gay [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I saw this asked before but no answer was ever given:
Is there a way to detect the system's menu font on the machine running
MetaCard? On Mac, that could be Chicago, Charcoal, or several others. On
Windows, probably MS
Kevin Miller wrote:
On 25/7/00 7:03 pm, Jacqueline Landman Gay [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
When designing
custom dialogs, it is important that certain buttons display in the
user's selected system font. Can I get this info?
At present, a good solution to this particluar problem isn't
Jacqueline Landman Gay at wrote:
Is there a way to detect the system's menu font on the machine running
MetaCard? On Mac, that could be Chicago, Charcoal, or several others. On
Windows, probably MS Sans Serif.
Set the font to 0 (zero)
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Richard Gaskin
Fourth World Media Corporation
Richard Gaskin wrote:
Jacqueline Landman Gay at wrote:
Is there a way to detect the system's menu font on the machine running
MetaCard? On Mac, that could be Chicago, Charcoal, or several others. On
Windows, probably MS Sans Serif.
Set the font to 0 (zero)
Aha!! Whee! Thanks. :)
Richard Gaskin [EMAIL PROTECTED] said, on 7/25/00 1:53 PM:
Jacqueline Landman Gay at wrote:
Is there a way to detect the system's menu font on the machine running
MetaCard? On Mac, that could be Chicago, Charcoal, or several others. On
Windows, probably MS Sans Serif.
Set the font to 0
Geoff Canyon at wrote:
Is there a way to detect the system's menu font on the machine running
MetaCard? On Mac, that could be Chicago, Charcoal, or several others. On
Windows, probably MS Sans Serif.
Set the font to 0 (zero)
MetaCard took 0, but seemed to do something strange with it.
Jacqueline Landman Gay at wrote:
Is there a way to detect the system's menu font on the machine running
MetaCard? On Mac, that could be Chicago, Charcoal, or several others. On
Windows, probably MS Sans Serif.
Set the font to 0 (zero)
Aha!! Whee! Thanks. :)
Does this work on Windows
Richard Gaskin [EMAIL PROTECTED] said, on 7/25/00 4:21 PM:
MetaCard took 0, but seemed to do something strange with it. My system
font (Charcoal) didn't display right.
What exactly happened? Could it be an anti-aliasing issue?
Nope, an old-fashioned brain freeze. My system font is Charcoal.
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