I wrote
2) solution based on limiting the runtime
The Navigator, MSIE or javascript have some internal limitations to
forbid
writing on the user's disk.
Would it be possible to have in metatalk some internal flag forbiding a
runtime to write on the user's disk but in the folder where
on 8/13/2000 11:29 PM, Scott Raney [EMAIL PROTECTED] replied to
"opus.species" [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
But we have now to consider the security...
A *.mc app can do anything : destroy all the data of a computer, use a
computer to destroy all the data on a network, ...
Just like any email
On Mon, 14 Aug 2000, opus.species wrote:
I wrote
2) solution based on limiting the runtime
The Navigator, MSIE or javascript have some internal limitations to
forbid
writing on the user's disk.
Would it be possible to have in metatalk some internal flag forbiding a
runtime to
As most people on this list i downloaded and tested the portal of
Sivakatirswami.
That's a great job !
Until now, the "computer based training" solutions where based on java (cf
toolbook) or shockwave or flash. It was difficult to program and/or heavy to
download.
Sivakatirswami's solution is
"opus.species" wrote:
As most people on this list i downloaded and tested the portal of
Sivakatirswami.
That's a great job !
Until now, the "computer based training" solutions where based on java (cf
toolbook) or shockwave or flash. It was difficult to program and/or heavy to
download.
As most people on this list i downloaded and tested the portal of
Sivakatirswami.
That's a great job !
Until now, the "computer based training" solutions where based on java (cf
toolbook) or shockwave or flash. It was difficult to program and/or heavy to
download.
Sivakatirswami's solution is
On Sun, 13 Aug 2000, opus.species wrote:
As most people on this list i downloaded and tested the portal of
Sivakatirswami.
That's a great job !
Until now, the "computer based training" solutions where based on java (cf
toolbook) or shockwave or flash. It was difficult to program and/or
That's a great job !
Until now, the "computer based training" solutions where based on java (cf
toolbook) or shockwave or flash. It was difficult to program and/or heavy to
download. Sivakatirswami's solution is light, powerful and elegant.
Unwarranted praise. . .It's Scott solution already
