Scott Raney wrote:
On Tue, 23 May 2000 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm having some trouble making my printouts look like my screens. I'm just
using "Print this card"
--snip--
The other solution is to set the "formatForPrinting" property of the
stack to true before printing, then
Richard wrote:
if char len(tFileName)-3 to len(tFileName) ".txt" then
put ".txt" after tFileName
end if
Aaarghhh! Another one for me scrapbook!
/H
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1) Is there a way to open the test in a full screen mode?
2) Is there a way to hide the minimize button, the "x" (closing button).
3) Is there a way to disable the start button in windows while using my
metacard test.
Use the decorations and backdrop features along the lines of...
on
I have a question or possible feature request. In the application I
am working on, users can create files to save data to. I check to
make sure, when a user enters a new file name to be created, that the
file does not already exist. Since I always append a suffix to the
file name if the
On 1/6/00 8:38 am, Hugh Senior [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The user can re-order the lines of a list field by using a set of inelegant
buttons as a workaround for drag and drop.
Is there a drag and drop dll for list fields to make this exercise more
intuitive?
Check out the drag-drop support
Thanks to all the fantastic help. Everything works but this feature below,
:which is suppose to disable the button "start" in windows.
:
:on rawKeyDown pKeyValue
: if pKeyValue 65388 then pass rawKeyDown
:end rawKeyDown
:
:Thanks a lot.
:
:Sal
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Here's my suggestion re: plug-in dilemma. Maybe someone on the list
(Kevin? Richard? Hugh?) could put together a really nice MetaCard
Browser, replete with bookmarking, maybe a little news downloader, and
all the bells, whistles, and chrome that users expect from RealPlayer.
Then just put
[EMAIL PROTECTED],Inet Email writes:
MetaCard does have a very good set of scriptable printing functions which
should allow you to print exactly as you wish (though you do have to spend
some time getting to grips with them).
yes, I now realize my mistake was not trying to do it with a script,
At 7:45 AM -0700 6/1/00, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
From: Hugh Senior [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Richard wrote:
if char len(tFileName)-3 to len(tFileName) ".txt" then
put ".txt" after tFileName
end if
Aaarghhh! Another one for me scrapbook!
Yeah, I was thinking the same thing! Thanks Richard.
One more point about plug-in MC vs local MC:
Using even a well-accepted plugin like QuickTime can be a hassle. I
have been experimenting with QT streaming video. First I waded
through the problems of creating different movie versions for
different environments. Then I discovered that QT
On Thu, 1 Jun 2000, Craig Spooner wrote:
At 7:45 AM -0700 6/1/00, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
From: Hugh Senior [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Richard wrote:
if char len(tFileName)-3 to len(tFileName) ".txt" then
put ".txt" after tFileName
end if
Aaarghhh! Another one for me scrapbook!
Yeah,
FWIW, I believe I have had this problem with XCMDs in Metacard before too. I
don't have anything reproducable handy, but I believe the symptom was the
same- occasionally adding garbage onto the end of the return value from the
XCMD. I think it only affects certain XCMDs (thus I haven't seen it
Craig Spooner [EMAIL PROTECTED] said, on 5/31/00 10:09 PM:
Well, Blair has certainly echoed my feelings. And because everything
is on the Web these days, wouldn't it make more sense to tie into the
browser rather than simulate a browser in MC? The MC plugin would
seem to provide the richer
On 6/1/00 10:08 AM, Scott Raney at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
As long as you're writing it down, there *is* an easier (and faster) way:
if char -4 to -1 of tFileName is not ".txt" then
Ah, the power and glory of MetaTalk. Thanks for the reminder of these
useful extensions to xTalk.
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Kevin Miller wrote:
On 1/6/00 4:43 pm, LK Hagen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Here's my suggestion re: plug-in dilemma. Maybe someone on the list
(Kevin? Richard? Hugh?) could put together a really nice MetaCard
Browser, replete with bookmarking, maybe a little news downloader, and
all
Alrighty got the Rinaldi xcmd and stuck it in the stack. a bit of fiddling
and it now works. One question I have though is why does metacard put
numbers like "184545668ld" into the variable I am using for recording sound
when Hypercard would return "184545668". Not a big problem but Metacard
Question...
I'm wondering which would be faster when downloading a stack from an
Internet server...
1. Using something like the ftp stack (ie, using ftp)
or
2. Using "downloadNGo" (and the corresponding "My Download Stack" substack)
already included in MetaCard.
I have not delved into
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