It appears that on 2/11/00 3:12 AM, Raymond E. Griffith [EMAIL PROTECTED]
said:
I checked my code time and again, only to come up more and more frustrated.
Then I realized I was trying to "send" to a handler in a disabled button.
Not only does disabling a button keep it from receiving a
I have been working like crazy on an educational project. This set of
mathematics exercises required some intricate programming -- particularly
since I have the Starter Kit. Very heavy use of "do" and "send."
These things worked quite well. I set up my problem set with a "Start"
button, which
It appears that on 2/11/00 3:12 AM, Raymond E. Griffith [EMAIL PROTECTED]
said:
I checked my code time and again, only to come up more and more frustrated.
Then I realized I was trying to "send" to a handler in a disabled button.
Not only does disabling a button keep it from receiving a mouseup
Scott Rossi wrote:
I would like to share a Metacard Moment with all of you.
Here's another MetaCard moment, though it is a bit different...
I was up all night, working on a stack for about 8 hours straight. It was
about 3AM and things were looking good when suddenly the stack window
I would like to share a Metacard Moment with all of you.
I am operating an internet Trigonometry course. For the course I have
created dozens of gif files, each with several pages, each page timed to
deliver one part of a concept. The time varied from 1 second to as long as
30 seconds, depending
