OT: Recording sound--quality issues

We record a lot of sound and have used DAT tapes, but, in the interests of trying to simplify hardware configurations (decks, amps plugs, cords) and the time required to pass sound from DAT tapes to digital formats, (mpg) we are working to record directly into our MACs in many contexts. With this

Re: sending mail via mc.cgi

on 6/20/01 2:26 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: >> I don't exactly understand what you're doing, but this is definitely an >> error. Well, it pretty simple first the script tries to send an email, then second the script replies to the browser the mail was sent. for now the bod

Re: Family Behaviour for A Group of Buttons

> >Gregory Lypny wrote: > > > Hi Everyone, > > > > I've created a group of three rectangular buttons that I would >like to have behave like a family of grouped radio buttons, that is, >only one can be hilighted at a time. How can I do that? The three >buttons will be used in a navigator panel w

Re: Family Behaviour for A Group of Buttons

andu wrote: > >[snip] > > Use grouped radio buttons: in addition to standard properties you will > have to assign them an icon, set opaque to true and showBorder to true. > That's how the tools palette is done. > That was a beautiful solution! By creating a blank image and using that as an i

Re: Family Behaviour for A Group of Buttons

Thanks Mattias Alveteg and Dave Cragg for your suggestions. What I'm trying to do is along the lines of what you responded to, Dave. I've implemented a similar script, but your is neater, so I'll borrow a bit of it. Regards, Greg Gregory Lypny Associate Professor J

Re: Can MC talk to Perl scripts on server?

>Pierre Sahores a écrit: > >Sure it's feasible but, because i did'nt do that before i can't help >by scripts >exemples. You will probably find some good starter points in reading the "help >stacks" with the "Concept and techniques (53)" card and and the >Reference stack >(MC 2.32). > >Good luck,

Re: Family Behaviour for A Group of Buttons

Dave Cragg wrote: > > At 1:16 pm -0400 20/6/01, Gregory Lypny wrote: > >Hi Everyone, > > > > I've created a group of three rectangular buttons that I would like > >to have behave like a family of grouped radio buttons, that is, only one > >can be hilighted at a time. How can I do that? Th

Post URL with message?

Is it possible to POST data to a url and *not* wait for a response (and get a message instead)? I use "load url" with data smashed into the url (GET) for now, but isn't there a limit on how much you can put in there? Thanks. -ml Mark J. Luetzelschwab [EMAIL PROTECTED] Graduate Research

Re: FTP downloads

On 6/19/01 2:45 AM, Scott Raney wrote: > LiangTyan Fui <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > >> Here is a temporally "mirror" site that you may try: >> >> http://www.magix.com.my/tmp/linux.tgz >> http://www.magix.com.my/tmp/MacOS.sit >> http://www.magix.com.my/tmp/README.2.4 >> http://www.magix.com.my/t

Re: Family Behaviour for A Group of Buttons

At 1:16 pm -0400 20/6/01, Gregory Lypny wrote: >Hi Everyone, > > I've created a group of three rectangular buttons that I would like >to have behave like a family of grouped radio buttons, that is, only one >can be hilighted at a time. How can I do that? The three buttons will >be used in

Re: Family Behaviour for A Group of Buttons

Hmm, I'm not totally sure that I follow. My first answer was: Create a set of radio buttons (create a button and select the radioButton style under Button Preferences/appearance). Then select the radio buttons that you want to behave like a family of radio buttons and choose "Group" under "Edit